FUN TOESMen Crew Toe Socks Athletic Running - Proper Toe Alignment - Breathable Mesh Top - Value 6 Pairs Pack size 6-12

These FUN TOES crew toe socks are exactly what I was looking for! I wear barefoot shoes regularly for running and workouts, and these socks make a big difference in comfort. They keep my toes separated perfectly, helping with alignment and reducing friction during movement.The fit is spot on—I wear a size 12 shoe, and these socks fit snugly without being too tight. The breathable mesh top is a lifesaver, especially during long runs or workouts. My feet stay much cooler and drier than with regular socks.They are durable as well. I have had them for almost a year, and they are still intact.I also appreciate the durability. After several washes, there’s no shrinkage or fading. Getting six pairs in one pack is a great value, too. If you’re into barefoot shoes or want to give your toes some space and comfort, these are a must-have!

I bought the same socks 2 years agoand liked them. Needed new ones, so purchased again. They arrived yesterday and looked just fine.

They are comfortable to wear and are good for work sucks

The product appears to be of excellent quality, which corresponds to Amazon's expectations: the commercialization of high quality products.

I've been wearing these toe socks since the end of May (changing daily), and I'm a real fan. Love the length on the leg (I'm 6'1", size 12 shoe), the socks are all in great condition after many wearings and washings, and they still look and feel great. Dressy enough for business casual and sporty enough for a reveal behind the leg of hiking pants or gym togs.I use these socks every day, whether I'm wearing my Five Fingers Vibram "barefoot" shoes, my hiking boots (never a blister), or everyday casual slippers. They are truly "athletic" socks, as they wick moisture superbly and dry quickly. Mowing in 95-degree-plus heat requires "peeling" other clothes off the body once the chore has been finished, but these socks keep my feet dry, and the socks are never soaked, just damp. Quite a feat (no pun intended) for any socks.Toe socks can be a little difficult to put onto your foot, but these are the easiest I've found, and over the years I've had many, many different brands of toe socks for the comparison. Once on the feet, I've never had any problem with the top of the socks slipping down the leg or with the sock body bunching inside the shoe or boot, whether jogging or hiking. The sock material is stretchy and comfortably soft, which probably accounts for their staying power once they're pulled into position on the lower leg, which brings up an observed "issue" mentioned by some reviewers.Socks advertised as "Crew length" seem to span a wide variety of lengths, based on my personal experience, from barely long enough to escape the top of a shoe, to inadequate to wear with regular hiking boots, to something between over-the-calf and regular dress sock length. These, my new all-time favorites, reach about 8 inches above the ankle (measured from the prominent "big bones" of the ankle) to the top of the sock, at the bottom of the calf muscle (**Warning: Photo may be restricted in parts of Florida as suitable only for mature viewers; posting anyway; examine at your own risk). I love this length, but I understand it's a matter of personal preference. These socks are definitely on the long side of "crew" (defined by authoritative sources as 6" to 8", from ankle to the bottom of the calf muscle). This 8" length, for me, is ideal. While they're not "compression" socks, and they're not advertised to be, they do provide a definite, supportive feel against the lower leg.Big fan here, and definitely my "go to" toe socks. Could be the end of my years-long search for the "just right" toe socks.

Great quality compared to other toe-socks I’ve found on Amazon. I walk 5-10 miles a day and toe-socks really help me from getting blisters.

These are amazing! First time in decades that I've been without pain for more than a day here and there when I get to were my river sandals.I have hammer toes from many, many years of ski boots and steel toe work boots. My 3rd toe curls under badly. I always "knew" that it was my sock that started the problem every morning, but couldn't find a way to help it. The sock would pull my toes under even more as I slid a shoe on, and would only get worse throughout the day as my feet would sweat. My wife bought me these therapy sock things with holes for the toes and padding between. I saw the value, but no help in a shoe. A quick search led me to these Fun Toes socks, and I'm so glad!! No ruling yet on durability, but I'll buy more when needed as these have made my life SO much better. At the end of long day, everything else hurts, but my toes are basically quite happy! I suspect I'll keep seeing improvement as my toes are allowed to relax and straighten out to a more natural position.They are a pain to get on, mostly because my toes are so bent and tweaked, but it is getting a little easier every day. I read a review here recommending starting with the middle toe, and it's great advice!

Cute socks - but way too thin for using inside hiking/work boots or for running shoe socks.The heel was very thin - and the ankles seemed longer than regular crew length.We bought the largest size toe socks - and found that the individual toes were too long and not wide enough for a medium sized 160 pound, 5'10'' man, with size 10 shoe.And, the ankles were tight too, and it was a struggle to get them onto the feet and toes. Too hard to pull the tight toes onto size 10 feet toes. And it appeared that the socks were the type that would instantly shrink if washed and dried in a normal manner. The socks were too thin to use as hiking socks, not durable looking either. The ankles are thick, but the foot portion is very thin, especially the heel and ball of foot. The socks were too tight for my husband, men's size 10 shoe, but they seemed like they would fit my smaller women's size 9 (men's size 7) shoe feet and toes after washing and drying the socks. The toes of the socks fit nicely (before washing and drying the socks) on my smaller lady feet. We returned the socks, they are too thin for me to keep for myself, and they are too tight and too thin for my husband to use.