Ultimate Comfort and Durability: Farm Feet Damascus Lightweight X Large Review

I'm a cross-country runner who appreciates good merino wool socks for running in bad weather or when crossing a creek. These high quality socks have been great so far! Light enough for summer runs and when you need a higher sock for protection. I'm sure they will continue to be great socks for me when the weather turns chilly. I love Farm to Feet socks, not the first and not the last pair.

These are by far the best socks I've ever owned! I received the first pair as a souvenir in 2016 at the stand of the tour sponsor Backpacker Magazine. I fell in love with her immediately. I have bought 3 more pairs and worn them exclusively. They are good all year round. I have already bought 7 pairs. All are laundered weekly and all are in excellent condition. My original pair is still fine but needs a little darning at the top.

They have extra padding on the bottom but don't feel soft. I rode 30 miles in these socks and no blisters or anything. They also have ribs on the top of the foot which seem to add comfort and stability. I can't help but notice the resistance to a large number of washes. They claim a lifetime return policy. Very good so far. After 5 washes they look like new. I think they will hold up well for a long time.

I generally like Farm to Feet socks because they are made in the USA by American workers from American materials. In addition, the socks fit well and are comfortable. But it's not my favorite style. They're too tight, maybe because they're light. I'll probably need to buy mid-weight socks for optimal comfort. But the color really disappointed me. I find the charcoal almost black. But the socks I received were light grey. But I have to say that these socks are beautifully made, high quality and…

I go hiking a lot and cover long distances. I used to wear Darn Tough socks and although they are very good I still got a few blisters. I tried the F2F damask socks and they fit better and I had no blisters. Of course there are many factors that cause blisters, but nothing has changed in my case except changing socks. Expensive but they seem to hold up well. It's too early to tell how long they will last before replacing them. If you hesitate which size to buy, choose a smaller size. My shoes…

Just received a pair of extra large shoes. I wear a size 12 and love the extra roominess in the toe box of these socks. Most brands have narrow toes even in size XL and these are perfect for me. I suppose I could wear L, but I'll stick with size XL. These socks are the most comfortable I've ever tried. I have worn expensive wool socks for years but they are much better for comfort. I see the high proportion of wool and the targeted cushioning as a big plus. I hope they are more durable than…

I like Farm to Feet socks in general because they are made in the USA by American workers from American materials. In addition, the socks fit well and are comfortable. But it's not my favorite style. They're too tight, maybe because they're light. I'll probably need to buy mid-weight socks for optimal comfort. But the color really disappointed me. I find the charcoal almost black. But the socks I received were light grey. But I have to say that these socks are beautifully made, high quality and

I go hiking quite often and do long distances with backpacks. I used to wear Darn Tough socks and although they are very good I still got a few blisters. I tried the F2F damask socks and they fit better and I had no blisters. Of course there are many factors that cause blisters, but nothing has changed in my case except changing socks. Expensive but they seem to hold up well. It's too early to tell how long they will last before replacing them. If you hesitate which size to buy, choose a…

I've just received a pair of extra large sizes. I wear a size 12 and love the extra roominess in the toe box of these socks. Most brands have narrow toes even in size XL and these are perfect for me. I suppose I could wear L, but I'll stick with size XL. These socks are the most comfortable I've ever tried. I have worn expensive wool socks for years but they are much better for comfort. I see the high proportion of wool and the targeted cushioning as a big plus. I hope they are more durable…