injinji Men's Sport Crew Toesocks

Thick on bottom, stretchy, durable, I wear them all day and my feet don't sweat.

My daughter loves toe socks. She specifically asked for this brand. They are better quality than other brands and seem to last longer. These are not too tight through the toe area and are tall enough to be worn with her motorcycle boots.

I first started using toe socks to alleviate pain from toes rubbing against each other from wearing shoes that looked nice, but didn't fit nicely. This helped so much I tried toe shoes and have been wearing them for nearly as long as I've worn toe socks.All the toes socks available on Amazon work great in regular shoes, but, when wearing them with toe shoes, many of them don't have a long enough toe pockets, making toe shoes somewhat uncomfortable. Those are the ones advertised as one size fits most. I apparently I don't fit the "most" category.I've looked at Injinji brand before and passed because, at a starting cost of $13 for a single pair, they are quite expensive, more expensive than some of the running socks. But with the cold weather here, I find that wearing multiple pairs of the other toe socks exacerbates the problem with the shorter toe pockets.This is the first pair of Injinji socks I've purchased. Right off, I was impressed that they carry multiple sizes. In fact, they carry one size that's too big for me. They are quality made and the toe pockets are deep enough that all my toe shoes fit nicer with them. Also, They are thicker than most toe socks as well, making them much warmer.I'll be buying more of these socks, but, I usually like to have 30 pairs of socks. I can't afford to spend $400+ on socks so I'll only buy 4-5 more pair over a few months.

Ordered a single pair of these socks to give them a test run and they've definitely fit the bill. I'm a hiker who has had problems with blisters since day one if I hiked more than about eight or so miles, regardless of the hiking shoes/boots and socks I wore. After researching for a bit, I decided on the black Injinji's (large) and can say that for the first time since I started hiking a few years ago, that I was able to complete a hike without blisters. What a relief! After testing them out, I purchased four more pairs at a local outdoor store.The socks take some getting used to if you've never worn them before. They can be a bit awkward to put on, but you eventually adjust and the effort is worth it. Since I switched to toe socks a few months ago, I've only ended up with blisters once which was on a hot day and a lot of sweating, and it was a very small blister. Had I changed the socks out sooner, I likely wouldn't have had any. No fault of the Injinji's, I should have stopped sooner than I did...know when it's time to switch to a dry pair of socks and you should be fine!Compared to the other pairs of Injinji socks I purchased at the local outdoor store, the ones I purchased through Amazon seem to be more of a medium than large and are about an inch shorter than the others which I found to be strange. I rated them as somewhat small due to the comparison but they still do the job I need them to.If you're anything like me and have had problems with frequent blisters, give these socks a try! Recommended!

Besides alleviating your feet from the rigors of wearing regular socks, Toe Socks enable a comfortable all day wear without the need of readjusting your socks several times a day. I'm on my feet 12 to 14 hours on a work day and too often, just don't have the time to readjust my regular socks as often as I should. My socks tend to shift towards my heels and by doing so, uncomfortably squish my toes to the extent where my toes are aching by the end of my shift. Even when I do readjust them after work, my feet remain sore until Im able to get those things off once I'm home. These socks have proven their worth since I first tried them. I bought my first pair from a specialty shop. As soon as I left the store, I slipped them on and my feet went. . . aaahhhhhhh! Lol! I went back into the shop and picked up four more. I wish I knew Amazon had them available because it's $4 bucks less here. Do yourself and your feet a huge favor by upgrading to Injinji Toe Socks - worth their weight in Gold! I ended up tossing my regular socks all in the trash after I bought five new pairs of Injinjis. I'm planning on getting myself a half a dozen more eventually, to keep in storage until I need to replace my original sets. I very highly recommend them!

I love that they are black - I met a couple in Alaska who noticed my socks. I said it is all I wear but I wish they made them in black since the light grey gets too dirty and the maroon color goes with nothing . Then miraculously I find black .I was expecting ankle socks because that is what the advertised picture showed but the crew socks are great .There was a hole in the big toe after wearing them 3 times . Same old problem with all their socks . They should reinforce the toe . I am constantly sewing them so I can continue to wear them .

After three surgeries for Morton’s Neuroma, I STILL suffer with painful toes! The thought of any type of (sock) fabric rubbing across my toes, or the compression of my third and fourth toes together about brought me to tears. After all else had failed, I decided to give these Injuni toe socks a try. What did I have to lose, right? I can’t begin to tell you how these socks have made my life SO much easier and less painful! It took a day or two to get used to the sensation of my toes being individually “wrapped”, but I will NEVER buy any other socks but these! I even sleep with them on. The mid-calf length is perfect, too. Morton’s Neuroma suffers….do yourself a favor and order these! Trust me, you won’t be sorry!