PowerSox Medium Cushion Socks Black Review

I've always liked socks from this company. But they tore on the back just above the cure shortly after I received them. I hope this can get better in the future.

They're not super thin like some of my socks, but they're not super thick either - they really are "just right". Too thin (like some other brands) and my feet get a little sweaty. Think too much and they feel uncomfortable in certain shoes. These fit and look good with my work clothes, are much more comfortable than other options I've tried, and come at a reasonable price.

Good product but loose fabric sock and not as tight as previous socks. I was hoping to get the Power Sox which isn't compression just a nice black sock. This is not a cushioned compression stocking.

Very thick and comfortable socks. However, I'm not sure if the yarn was defective or if it was a quality control issue, but my fingers went all the way through the top of the socks the first time I put them on. I didn't wash them. As a former employee of Moretz Sports (GoldToeMoretz is now owned by Gildan) I'm surprised they passed quality control but then again Gildan makes them now, not Moretz. PowerSox is a great brand overall and I may have had a bad batch. but every pair is defective.

I've always liked the socks from this company. But they tore on the back just above the cure shortly after I received them. I hope this can get better in the future.

Good product, but the sock is loose fabric and not as tight as the previous socks. I was hoping to get the Power Sox which isn't compression just a nice black sock. This is not a cushioned compression stocking.

They're not super thin like some socks I have, but they're not super thick either - really "just right". Too thin (like some other brands) and my feet get a little sweaty. Think too much and they feel uncomfortable in certain shoes. These fit and look good with my work clothes, are much more comfortable than other options I've tried, and come at a reasonable price.

Very thick and comfortable socks. However, I'm not sure if the yarn was defective or if it's a quality control issue, but when I first put them on, my fingers went all the way through the top of the socks. I didn't wash them. As a former employee of Moretz Sports (GoldToeMoretz is now owned by Gildan) I'm surprised they passed quality control but then again Gildan makes them now, not Moretz. PowerSox is a great brand overall and I may have had a bad batch. but every pair is defective.