Thermasilk Over-The-Calf Sock Liner By Terramar Review

Fantastic socks that arrived the next day (THANK YOU). Super comfortable, great fit & feel like silk (pun). It's very hard to find a sock that fits a woman's size 5 foot & these fit like they're custom made for me. I didn't buy them for warmth, however, I took off my thick cotton socks to try these on & couldn't believe how much warmer they felt. I can honestly say these are the nicest & best fitting socks I've come across in ages & am definately going to order more.

I am very pleased by this purchase. The socks are quite inexpensive considering that they are made of 80% silk! Very comfortable, and with a delightful 'slippery' feel, typical of silk, as the sock surface glides over your skin. (I have neuropathy in my feet, so attaining comfortable socks is important.) I have purchased pure silk socks before and discovered that they are the best way to go if you have feet ailments. Yet socks of this sort tend to be very expensive. so that this is an…

I wish I had gone through more of the reviews carefully or that a size chart was listed! Am women's 6.5 and based on the suggestion of one review, got the XS. Turns out the XS is for women's 2-4.5 (men's 1-3.5). An XS sizing of most things would normally fit me, so I'd say at least on the short end, the sizing runs on the shorter side. The chart on the package: S (men's 3-5.5, women's 4-6.5), M (men's 6-8.5, women's 7-9.5), L (men's 9-12, women's 10-13, XL 12.5-15, women's 13.5-15). Other than…

I used to own a pair of 100% silk sock liners and wore them all the time for Michigan Winters. I tried these for a trip to Europe and they did not breathe as I had hoped, my feet still got sweaty. disappointed.

My feet are cold and clammy in the winter. These socks work great for wicking moisture away from my feet. The sock liner may not be suitable for people who need extra calf support.

I have been using Terramar silk products for over 10 years and have been pleased with the quality. Rule number one when buying silk products is to be honest with yourself and order a size large enough. Otherwise, you will thrash them because it is a delicate material.As for these socks, they are an 80/20 silk/nylon blend. I wear a 10 EE size shoe and bought the large. They fit fine. A narrower foot could probably use a medium. Wash in cold water to avoid excess shrinkage. The nylon content will

These are nice and not too thick so my shoes still fit when I put them on, all while still keeping me warm. The price may be too expensive for some consumers!

Long but not quite as long as expected, still a few inches blow my knees.They are soft--somewhere in between cotton socks and silk in feel--but I expected softer.I haven't tested them hiking or skiing yet.I guess, good enough for the price.

These fit well, seemed to deliver the desired 'under other heavier sock' goal. Haven't worn or washed, so the proof will be in the pudding, but initial impression positive.

I have a large American size 12.5 foot and the XL size fits perfectly. The material is soft to the skin and thin. I haven't worn them enough to test their durability yet, but so far so good. As a sock liner worn with a heavier cotton sock outside they are exceptionally comfortable, though they seem to work well enough by themselves as well.For anyone who regularly travels, these take up 2/3 of the space in my bag as my cotton dress socks and 1/2 the space of my larger cotton athletic socks.For…

Socks came to door fast. Socks are as described 80% silk 20% spandex. I wear then as a wicking sock for snow plowing and they work excellent. I use them as the first layer closest to my skin then I add 2 layers of thin wool socks. I have had minimal moisture near my skin when I take my duck boots off and the 3 layers of socks off. Highly recommended.

While I'm planning to keep these socks to wear with my boots - beware - they're tight for their size, relative to cotton socks. I ordered the largest size available - XL. Even if you're a L, buy the XL. And if you're feet are smaller, buy 2x larger!

I wear these as a liner sock and have used them in very cold winter conditions down to -10 degrees Fahrenheit. Once we get down to -20 on a regular basis I'll try to remember to post an update. These socks have helped keep my feet warm without getting sweaty. Combined with an alpaca over-sock, they've kept my toes comfortable, even when snowmobiling. The fit is comfortable without being constricting. My calves are muscular but not particularly thick, and these socks stay up without inhibiting…

I ordered size small because it said it fits shoe sizes 7 - 9. After I pulled the socks out of the package, I saw on the label that the small size fits women's shoe sizes 4 - 6.5 and men's sizes 3 - 5.5. I wear 7/7.5 shoe size (women's) and they were a little snug, but it's too much of a hassle to exchange so I will keep them. I just hope they don't shrink when I wash them. That is the reason for my 3 star rating, the socks themselves are really nice, good quality.

Never thought such a sock thin liner could stand alone in 40 degree temperatures without a thicker sock over it. However, the liner did not make it as easy as I thought it would for a thicker wool type to slip over it. Still, I love it and will buy more.

I'm so happy to have found these socks. My toes are always cold when I ski and I usually have to use toe warmers. These socks worn under a light wool sock kept my feet very warm. On a really cold day, I'd have to use a supplemental toe warmer but for most days these work beautifully. They are not super thin like some silk socks but thin enough to wear with another pair of socks.

Totally thought when I ordered these that "7-9” sizing meant shoe size. Was unpleasantly surprised to find that actually meant 7-9 inches. These socks were way too small…thankfully I ordered some thin wool socks at the same time so I had something to wear skiing. I would imagine the socks are nice, but just wish they had clarified sizing.

I really like how these socks are made, not cheaply put together. I wore them as a base sock in Yellowstone last week in -15 degree weather. My toes did NOT get cold. They work great.

Good ski liner. Over-the-calf keeps upper seam away from pressure points in ski boots. According to the package SIze L is men's 9-12 and women's 10-13. Sock was plenty big for my US size 10.5 shoe-size foot. I wore it as my sole sock in my somewhat too small ski boots and remained warm and comfortable.

I like them, but wish they where polypropylene like my class 1's. I enjoy them more because they are above the calf than mid calf style. Which slide down within 2 steps.