Black Running Socks 🏃 - Sizes 9.5 to 12.5 Review

They are slightly longer and better made than most other quarter length socks so I can tell the difference. I paid twice as much for a pair that is maybe half as nice. Time will tell but I've ridden them six times so washed twice and they're still like new.

These socks look well made but are VERY thin. While the heel and toe seemed a little thicker, overall they're not much thicker than a typical sock. Perfect if that's what you like. I didn't even try them on as I could tell they wouldn't feel. And the search continues.

I have already written a very positive review about these socks, but I would like to add an important piece of information. One of the reasons these socks are so comfortable and fit well is that they are made specifically for both the left and right foot. They are marked with small letters L and R sewn into the fabric. It makes sense to me since that's how the shoes are made.

I bought these socks hoping they would be a little thicker for my roomier running shoes. They are not fat, more of average fat. They stick out about 2 inches above the ankle, which is what I wanted. They're labeled L and R, but I've looked at them for quite a while and couldn't tell any difference between them. They are not too small, but they fit well in the compression. I've ridden about 50 miles in them and they hold up just as well as my other brands of socks.

I usually run 10-15 miles (no extra long distances) in very hot weather. The socks are very comfortable, they worked great and I don't have any sore muscles even where I currently have blisters. They were initially warmer than expected, but throughout my run they stayed dry and wicked all moisture. Actually I'm very satisfied. Can't comment on the performance of the socks over extra long distances or their durability. However, they are very comfortable and good looking, with attention to…

First reaction: I like it very much. Just got it in the mail and tried it on for the first time. I have a feeling these are high quality socks and will last a long time. The length is enough for my needs, training. It's not too long and not too short. It's also medium thick but thinner which is exactly what I was looking for to fit in my Nike Free Tr8 shoes without being bulky. Not to mention that it fits my feet perfectly. I wear women's sneakers in size 6-6.5. Refreshes after wearing it at…

I was skeptical because of the lower price but decided to take a chance. All in all, these are very good running socks. I've worn them five times so far for a total of 40 miles including a 15 mile run. I haven't experienced any rubbing or hot spots. The quality seems to be very good. I especially like that they hold their shape after washing and don't have to be laid out to dry like many other high-end brands. My only negative comment, and it's hardly a negative, is that they are a bit thick…

In the introduction to this review I would like to say that I usually wear wool blend socks for all my long runs. I was a bit skeptical about the composition but decided to give it a try. The socks are medium weight and work well as linings or standalone socks. They are differentiated left and right to provide adequate, albeit slight, support. The seams are perfectly flat and don't cause hot spots on the toes or heels, which is something I'm sensitive to and have struggled with with other…

I bought about 25 different types of socks, trying to find the right pair. (I am disabled and stay at home all day). The reason I think there are so many socks to buy is because nobody has gotten it right yet. Until now. These socks are amazing, the arch support is a little over the top but it's there nonetheless. Bottom line, the socks are perfect, my feet didn't sweat, didn't freeze and didn't warm up, I wear them all day. Take it from someone who's spent up to $25 on a pair of socks, these…

I bought approx 25 different types of socks while trying to find the right pair. (I am disabled and stay at home all day). The reason I think there are so many socks to buy is because nobody has gotten it right yet. Until now. These socks are amazing, the arch support is a little over the top but it's there nonetheless. Bottom line, the socks are perfect, my feet didn't sweat, didn't freeze and didn't warm up, I wear them all day. Take it from someone who's spent up to $25 on a pair of socks…

I was skeptical because of the lower price but decided to take a chance and buy these. All in all, these are very good running socks. I've worn them five times so far for a total of 40 miles including a 15 mile run. I haven't experienced any rubbing or hot spots. The quality seems to be very good. I especially like that they hold their shape after washing and you don't have to lay them out to dry like many other more expensive brands. My only negative comment, and it's hardly a negative, is…

In the preface to this review, I would like to say that I usually wear wool socks for all of my long runs. I was a bit skeptical about the composition but decided to give it a try. The socks are medium weight and work well as linings or standalone socks. They are differentiated left and right to provide adequate, albeit slight, support. The seams are perfectly flat and don't create hot spots on the toes or heels, which I'm sensitive to and have struggled with with other socks. After crossing…

I bought about 25 different styles of socks to find just the right pair. (I am disabled and stay at home all day). The reason I think there are so many socks to buy is because nobody has gotten it right yet. Until now. These socks are amazing, the arch support is a little over the top but it's there nonetheless. Bottom line, the socks are perfect, my feet didn't sweat, didn't freeze and didn't warm up, I wear them all day. Take it from someone who's spent up to $25 on a pair of socks, these…