I have no need to keep my feet warm but they ironically do keep my feet cool in hot weather. It's said that sandals are best for the heat but thick socks in hiking boots actually feels cooler, perhaps because the socks breathe and the feet have no sun and sweat. My feet do sweat a little but the socks generally feel dry when I take them off after a full day walking in the park on a summer day. Thick socks are what make hiking boots great, as you can walk for miles like its nothing compared to…

Been using these everyday on my walks - so comfortable - make sure you have a loose fitting shoes as they are thicker than most sports socks.

I have bought other similar socks that seem just as warm. These socks are softer to the touch. They fit like a glove. Give them a try.

Like many brands of socks in this category, these tend to run a little baggy. I ordered size L, for my shoe size 11 feet. I like my socks to fit snugly on my feet so they stay put when I put my shoes/boots on. These tend to stretch when putting on shoes, hence a bunch of sock at the top of the shoe. Otherwise, they are fine.

Just received the socks, haven’t worn them out for a true review however I put them on and walked around the house. Just from the few minutes of having them on I can tell the quality of the socks, very thick and comfortable. The packaging says hand wash which I probably won’t do, so if they fall apart by washing them in the washing machine I’ll follow up with the review.

By far the warmest socks I have ever purchased. I live in New York and work outdoors most of the time. The winter can get pretty cold here and I’ve gone through a dozen different products. This one really works well.

I have ordered 3 or 4 pairs of these socks because I love them. I am at home most of the time and don't wear shoes in the house. My feet get very cold, however, (being 75 probably doesn't help) so I wear these wool socks. They are very durable with the nylon component added to the wool, but even so, the heel wears through after a whole year of daily wear. That is truly amazing. I hear everyone raving about SmartWool socks. Well, yeah, they're probably fine if you wear shoes or slippers, but…

And quite a bargain to boot, er, well, they've got soul? I'm not fussy, but someone is likely to complain about the color (s). I ordered navy, but knew they'd be bluish gray; OK for me. However, an accurate color descriptive might better be " blugra" or "grablu"--even slate would probably satisfy most. Call 'em what you will they're toasty comfortable socks.

Great socks, very warm. They're wool so if you don't want them to shrink you shouldn't launder them with the rest of your clothes. I did because I'm lazy and they shrank slightly, but still have plenty of stretch in them to fit comfortably.

i'm a 10 and 1/2 and the large socks were a tad small on my feet but fine. Anyone with larger foot size should avoid. That's my feedback.

I wore them for the first time today for work, and Oh My ! Warm, thick, and comfy ! I'm on my feet all day, and thesesocks felt great. I didn't hand wash or hang dry them and no problem so far. I think they will hold up well.

The product fits well and the fabric is comfortable. The material doesn't give much and the socks trend to fall with excessive movement.

These Socks were just ok, medium thickness only and 50% Merino wool, better choices out there for thicker socks with more wool content.

These socks are durable, think, cozy and not itchy (as far as wool socks go). They do shed a lot. Even after washing a few times.

It is so hard to find work clothes for women but these are the best, thick socks I have found! I wear these with a base layer of wool socks and they have worked great for 10-hour days in this unusually cold KC winter.

I took these out on a hard 10 mile Mountaineering hike through rough terrain and water to the top of a 12k peak in Idaho. It rained and snowed along the way and the socks kept my feet warm and comfortable the entire time. My only complaint is that they are not very breathable and my feet started to sweat at the end.