Ultimate Waterproof RANDY SUN Comfortable Activities: Unmatched Performance for All-Weather Adventures Review

I play golf early in the morning and the bumps on my golf course are too high. These socks work very well, especially in 50 degree weather and on wet grass. It keeps my feet warm and dry as most golf shoes absorb some water.

These are the most comfortable socks I have ever worn. I go to many doctors and where slippers. Here in Florida it rains heavily every few hours. I'm glad I bought them. No more sitting on a chair in the waiting room with wet feet.

I don't know how this supplier can claim that these socks are waterproof. They're not even remotely waterproof. I used them for a hike that involved frequent creek crossings and these socks didn't fully pass the test. Next time I will buy neoprene socks.

I bought these for my wife for Christmas with some waterproof ones shoes. She works outdoors in all seasons and weather in the Midwest. It was raining heavily so she had to try them almost immediately. They work great and your feet stay dry! I'm getting more now. These socks may be expensive, but they're worth every penny if they don't leave her feet wet all day.

Bought to prepare myself for being outside in the rain all day (I had to wear casual waterproof shoes for reasons not relevant to this review). They look very bulky but fit surprisingly well and stretch a bit allowing me to wear my regular shoes comfortably. They also came with a small storage pouch so you can identify them as your waterproof socks for future reference (and not to be confused with regular socks). Definitely recommend.

I bought these socks to keep my feet dry when playing disc golf. I wore them for a 36 hole, 6 mile excursion without much drainage, like throwing a lot out of shallow grassy puddles. They were weird to wear but certainly more comfortable than walking 6 miles in wet shoes. They're not breathable and bulky, but my feet were only slightly damp from sweat at the end of the day and were dry a moment after taking them off. I had no blisters and with my boots and insoles dripping, slightly damp/mostly

So we didn't buy them for humans. After trying a few dog paw socks we gave up and bought these for our Irish wolfhound instead. He had problems with his hind legs and legs and dragged his toes for years. They are worn to the skin and bleed when he removes the bandages. We cover them with a heavy plastic bag (Ringer lactate bag) and let him play, but they sweat in the bag. So now that he's wrapped in veterinary wrap, we can put socks on him and keep his feet dry. They work great! He runs and…