🧦 EcoSox Viscose Outdoor Cushion Men's Clothing with Anti-Blister Technology Review

They have good cushioning and wick sweat very well. However, there is a large seam on the toes that hurt my pinky toe after a 5 mile hike. I keep them as a backup but not the best option for my wide feet.

I released several pairs of these socks a few years ago and they are my favorite socks. They appear to have been made by someone new now and they are very tight around the ankles. So much so that I had to send them back. The cushioning in the foot area also feels thinner compared to older versions.

Excellent hiking socks. Try her. I bought a pair, took them on some long hikes, came back and bought 2 more pairs. The only downside I've found with these socks is that they soak up water like a sponge and take days to dry out. That's why I always went camping with wool-synthetic blend socks. Even when hiking with very wet socks, I didn't have any blisters, so the statement is still good.

I don't wear any socks other than ecosocks I never thought socks were so important until I put on my first pair and after trying a few different brands I returned to ecosocks. I'm just adding to some of the ones I already have and have even gotten the rest of my family to wear them. If you work on your legs all day like I do, I also exercise regularly. They help my feet stay fresh and I love them so much.

These ecosox went down on day 7 of my PCT north trek. See attached picture. That would be about 100 km. I threw them in the trash instead of wearing them another 52 miles to fulfill the manufacturer's money-back guarantee (to return washed, damaged socks). Carrying them another 52 miles to get $12.95 in compensation... just wasn't worth it. But I really wanted people to know that unfortunately the socks WON'T last. Of course, a PCT elevation is probably a MUCH harsher punishment than most…