🧦 Premium Athletic Socks 3 Pack by Strideline Review

I usually wear socks, but I've found (depending on the shoe) that my socks slip and give me less protection. It's the perfect length and offers me a lot of comfort. They are also breathable, which is why I love these socks. I recommend these socks to those looking for extra cushioning without sacrificing style. The fact that they don't feature logos also means they're versatile and pair well with almost any athletic shoe.

My husband has a very high instep and has always had trouble finding comfortable shoes (he wears EEE width). After trying a pair of Strideline socks, we will buy more; He says they're more comfortable than any he's ever had. As a device appraiser and auctioneer, he's out and about a lot, so it's worth it. And because they're specifically designed for support, it really matters which sock is LEFT and which is RIGHT. They are marked with the letters L and R!

Similar to Strideline socks. (You can find my review here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R446JKDQGN7TA?ref=pf_ov_at_pdctrvw_srp) Very good foot feel. Good arch support and good heel cushioning. The only thing I don't like about these socks is how high they go. I've included a photo comparing them to the Gold Toe Ankle Socks just for comparison.

I wasn't sure at first. I saw their ads on Instagram so I decided to check them out on Revain. Reasonable price, about $10 for a pair. Well, all fears are gone! These are by far the most comfortable socks I've ever worn. I keep buying their longer socks in different colors for work and I will be buying more pairs of mid socks for weekends and holidays. Very, very satisfied. I was not paid or given anything for free to write this review, for the record.

I bought these socks because I thought they would be an improvement over the regular white cotton athletic socks I've made in the past. I've been wearing them for about two months, each pair about twice a week, and now they've stretched and lost most of their elasticity. What I really dislike about them is that since they no longer fit snugly around my feet, they bunch up when I put my feet in the shoes and I have to pull and pull on them to get a comfortable fit. For the price I was hoping for

I've been wearing Strideline socks for a few years now and recently bought more. The first ones lasted 2 years without any problems (I use them about 6 months a year - only in the colder months) and were still quite thick, but were looser than I would have liked. They are a lot thicker/softer than the socks I've worn and loved. I don't tumble dry them, the clothesline is just for me, but I think that helps them last so long. At first I didn't know socks were meant for right or left foot, but…