👢 Dan Post Certified Boot 10.5-13: Guaranteeing Quality and Style in Every Step Review

Best boot socks. I bought them hoping I wouldn't have to spend most of the day putting my socks on. At work I walk 5-7 miles a day, these are the only socks that stay in place. Maybe there are others that work, but I haven't found them. I found them a bit pricey before trying them, now I know they are worth every penny.

I work in road construction, I work over 10 hour days and I was looking for a sock that won't slip off my calf and after reading good reviews I thought this would be the right sock is . Disappointment set in today as it was the first day I wore these socks. I spent most of the day trying to get them out of my boots. They are comfortable hence 2* but do NOT stay on your feet. Update: Downgraded to 1* because the second pair is exactly the same.

These are not winter socks for snow. This is the sock of a cowboy boot that stays in place. I NEVER have to adjust them. If I put them on in the morning they stay in place for the rest of the day. Very convenient. They're not designed for being outdoors all day in frigid weather, but even in cool and cold weather they'll keep you warm, comfortable and in place. I have several different brands of boot socks and these are by far the best.

These socks go particularly well with cowboy boots. As I get older, my feet often take a beating and wearing cowboy boots without insoles can become uncomfortable after wearing them for a long time. Sports socks don't even help. But these socks with added cushioning, heel and arch compression, and cuff/calf compression also help. I highly recommend these socks. The only downside is that they are a bit warmer than other socks, but comfort is more important when walking.

These socks are very comfortable and durable. I definitely recommend them to everyone. I'm on my feet 8-14 hours a day. I work in a gas and oil field and I wear steel toe boots. These are probably the most comfortable socks I've tried and they don't fall off like many other socks. I hate putting my socks on all the time, but with these socks I don't have to worry about it. The only problem I have is one of my socks with a hole in the heel/ankle. Looks like a manufacturer error. Apart from this…

Update, 3-5-19: Went to the dermatologist and apparently the compression straps on these socks on the foot, ankle and calf that hold them in place are strong enough to burst your capillaries, which causes redness and itching. So it's not an allergic reaction like I thought at first. It seems that elderly people like me are prone to capillaritis due to compression stockings and socks with compression bands. So be warned. Update and Warning, 3-3-19: After washing these socks as instructed with…