V-Toe Split Toe Flip-Flop Socks | Tabi Premium Cotton Blend Men & Women Socks | Men's Japanese Toes Separated Socks

I have painful heel pads and have to wear super cushioned shoes which are orthotic flip flops! So I needed the v-toe socks for this winter to wear with them. These are thin and comfortable, and don’t make my flip flops feel too tight. I love that this is a set of 3. They keep my feet warm enough here in central Texas.

Excellent fit , not to thin and perfect for shoes or bare floor.

My sister bought me some of these a few years ago and I love them! I live in my flip flops. They are "recovery" shoes and anything else makes me hurt, so these are AMAZING when I need a little protection. The thicker ones are phenomenal in the winter. Warmer than my boots.

this is a good product, with a couple caveats. They are comfortable, and seem to be very well made. The toe area is comfortable. However; I'm a 5'7" woman, size 8 feet, my calves are not slender, nor are they wide, so I can't imagine how these socks would fit anyone with a muscled or weighty leg. Also, the foot portion just fits my size 8 woman's feet ... I wouldn't recommend for a large man's foot. And, finally, although I do like these because they keep my feet warm and comfortable, I did have to cut a slot into the tight top band at the top of the socks. I had to do the same for this company's ankle socks. The top band is sized for a slender youth leg.

I love my socks! They feel wonderful and fit great! They are not too thin and not too thick as I was worried that they might stretch out the top of my flip flops that fit me perfect and I didn't want to make them too loose. Some reviews said they were too tight, but I have wide feet so before I put them on, I put my hand in and gently stretched them out a bit before I put them on my feet. Someone mentioned they got a hole in theirs and I imagine the only way they did that was by being really rough with them, because I think it would be hard to do! I have already washed mine but i didn't put them in the dryer. They were just like brand new. I really love these socks and I love the way they feel. I have Morton's Neuroma and I can only wear flip flops right now. You can hardly tell you are wearing them, as my flip flops are black and so are the socks, which is nice that they don't stand out. I just went to a very formal function and had on a long black skirt and no one noticed I was wearing flip socks with socks. Thank you for this product and the price was great for three pairs!

I am a woman with small feet (size 6.5W or 7). These socks fit me well and seem to have some extra room. The material is 80% cotton, 17% polyester, and 3% spandex. It is pretty smooth and comfortable. The socks come up to several inches above my ankle. These are the cheapest all-black split-toe socks (shipped) I could find, and they seem to be good quality.I like wearing these to work with my huarache sandals. I think most people don't notice I'm wearing sandals as long as they don't look too closely! Also, the socks provide my feet with some much-needed extra warmth, and they prevent my rubber-soled sandals from creating blisters on my feet.The only downside is that they might get a little too hot in summer. If they are in direct sunlight, they make my feet feel very hot. I'm not taking off points for this because I don't know of many socks that are both warm enough for winter and cool enough for summer. However, I do hope V-toe starts making some socks for summer in a more breathable fabric, maybe in a length that just covers the ankle.

I have plantar fasciitis (in both feet) and purchased expensive flip flops that provide support and relief most of the pain of plantar fasciitis. Now that winter has finally hit (I live in Colorado) I've not been able to wear my flip flops outdoors so have had to wear "regular" winter shoes - which hasn't helped the pain at all! I saw these and purchased them and, wow! My toes are warm as I wear my flip flops outside (it is 16F outside this afternoon!). LOVE THEM!!

The size of the great (big) toe is so very small. The other 4 toes do not begin to fit in the space allowed. Making an attempt to turn the sock around, of course, puts the heel space at the top of the foot which of course is not the intention