Hylaea Mens Coolmax Athletic Running Socks with Cushion Low Cut No Blisters

These are great! I like the thickness and fit. I find them very comfortable. I throw them in the wash with my laundry and I haven't noticed any shrinking. I think they are going to hold up nicely.

Gave socks 5 star! Great cushion for running. Unfortunately, bought a medium and didn’t realize sizing is a little different from US sizing. Already wore it and wash it so don’t want to return any longer. I ended up buying a large and fits perfectly. I wear size 10 shoes U.S. size.

I waited to write a review for a while after I started using the running socks. I have run for over 40 years, these are one of the best running socks I have had. For the price they are the best. They are comfortable, good padding, and durable. I highly recommend them.

Love the product but sizing is inconsistent. I bought two 3-pack bundles, both in size large, one of them must have been labeled incorrectly because both package were labeled large but sizes are clearly different. Not sure which is actually large. The marbled ones fit me, and I wear a size 10.5 to 12 shoe, depending on brand.

I've had the nike performance line dri-fit compression socks and loved them, but i've always wanted to find something comparable on Amazon, so over the past month, i've read the reviews and tried the following brands of compression socks: 1. Lapulas Atheletic Ankle Socks, low cut cushioned (8.5/10) 2. TANSTC no-show running socks (6.5/10) 3. Hylaea no show athletics running socks, compression low cut (10/10) Lapulas: pros: excellent bang for the buck, dri-fit yarn, decent cushion, fits well, knit is mid density cons: not much cotton in the material, so not as comfortable as the Hylaea Tanstc: pros: equal price per pair as the Lapulas ones, knit density is loose, so ok for everyday especially hot summer days wear, but not as good for running socks cons: not much cotton in the material, knit density is kind of loose, so not enough cushion compared to the others, so ok as an everyday socks, but not great for cushioned running socks Hylaea: pros: there're more cotton in the materials, knit density which they claimed 200 needles you can really feel the difference on your foot, the overall socks feels they hug your foot extremely comfortable, and absorbs sweat extremely well. The cushion is also on par with my Nike performance line dri-fit running socks, overall you can feel the socks is a bar above the others. cons: this socks is slight more expensive compared to the others, averaging like $7 per pair, whereas the Lapulas averages like $3 a pair, but then if you're looking for that premium feel, i think this socks is still worth your every penny. p.s.: later i totally bought 9 pairs of this Hylaea socks, and is now my goto pair and my most favorite socks to use for running! Absolutely premium quality compression running socks.

To small

I love these socks. I was hesitant to spend so much money on socks but I bought these a year and a half ago and they're still intact and comfortable. I bought a 12 pack of New balance socks for the same price around the same time and I think I maybe have two pairs left from it, the rest I tossed when they got holes. I feel like they're true to size, I ordered a size small and wear a women's shoe size 6 1/2 or 7, my foot is slightly wide. I do easy to moderate hikes with them and I've never had an issue with them coming off when I'm taking off any types of boots. I'm also a crazy person and any white or light colored sock I own is either a left or a right so it's nice that they're labeled and I don't have to look at the bottom of my socks when I pair them 😂

Absolutely love these socks. They are comfortable and breathable. True to size.

Ok

I wear these as I have lymphedema that is just in my right foot. These have good compression all over foot to keep it controlled. Sits at ankle as expected and I can pair with a normal sock on the other side so they look matching.

These sports socks are sooo comfortable (they have a good under cushion). Sizes are true (although they are not really “no show”). Well-made and well-priced. They come embroidered with “L” and “R” for those (like me) that may suffer a little bit of OCD. Nike's dri-fit socks, used to be my go to sport sock, but no more.

Recomendable

These are very good quality and were comfortable for my whole round of golf. A bit expensive but you get what you pay for.