🧦 Stay Warm and Stylish with Warrior Alpaca Colorblock Long John Wool Socks - Unisex Review

Excellent comfortable breathable socks! That's a big helmet. I feel very comfortable on my feet, breathe well on warm days, keep me warm on cool days and the bright red color is an eye-catcher. My wife giggled when she first saw them. Love it!

Too early to tell how they will hold up in the long run. I washed them before wearing and they turned out great. This is how I hang up my pretty socks. The socks fit perfectly, they are very comfortable and breathable. I love the feel of the alpaca. Note: This is NOT 100% Alpaca.

The leg piece fits well but the rest up to the bodice which should sit just below the knee is very tight. My legs aren't that big, they shouldn't be that tight. They are nice and warm but I have to fold the top 3 times to make them look like crew socks. Crosses out the entire goal of golf.

I was very happy when I received them - they were perfect! Soft, long, comfortable, alpaca! There was a hole in it the first time it was worn. I even had really sturdy hiking shoes, although we didn't do anything intensive that day. A big hole though. I hate giving things one star but for now the product is mostly rubbish.

I love these socks! This is my third pair from this company. Although on the thin side - very warm - I like the thinness to reduce bulk in fashionable boots but they did their job and kept me warm in 30 degree weather walking in the snow! The highlight is the flat seam on the toes - this really doesn't irritate sensitive feet! That's why I'm spending $$$$ on these socks! I also have a sleeping pair - feels like silk! Will not bind!

I want the thickest and warmest winter socks on the market. You are MUCH below my hopes and expectations. My favorite winter socks are Thorlos Extreme Cold/Mountaining and at a cheaper price they are significantly thicker. I would say that the fabric on the feet is at least 50% thicker, which of course is an important area for winter socks. .

These socks fit your foot, not your boot! I have ten shoes but the medium wears socks. They are warm but thin. I would wear them with dress shoes, tennis shoes, sneakers, etc. For the boots you need a second pair (I have them now with these as my main socks and a pair of small wool socks over them and it's the perfect combo) of socks to really stay warm in boots when you get cold. As long as the landscaping is in the 30-50 degree range, they are warm. Not to be confused with the ultimate…