Style 1953 - Men's Mountaineering Hike/Trek Sock - Grey/Smoke, Medium

Best socks ever. I’m stocking up all styles

To say I am ecstatic with these socks would be understating my opinion. Joking aside these socks are simply the best and while some may say they are expensive; they are worth the money. Darn Tough is an excellent company that stands behind their product and they are made in the USA. Okay, but what about the socks you may say? Well, they are super comfortable, moisture wicking and resist odor. I am amazed that I can wear these socks multiple times and there is zero odor from my feet. From what I understand it's the marino wool. The heavy weight 70% marino wool makes them great for cold weather. I wear these hiking and bicycling in cold weather with full satisfaction.

Great socks

Really wanted full cushion: pair number 1 good, all the way around, but toe cushion not so great; pair number 2 thin cushion on top, heavier on sole, toe not so great on cushion. Seamless toe is well done—until you reach the left and right edges, then it’s like every other sock on the market—bad tie off, a knot and dangling threads. Wearing the socks inside out made the issue more comfortable. These socks are just not worth this price, but they are nice. Lifetime warranty-nice, but we’ll see.

My husband will only wear super cushy socks and these fit the bill. Also, they do a great job of wicking perspiration. With a lifetime replacement guarantee, you can't go wrong. Consider the higher price to be an investment in your feet.

Darn Tuff socks are all that I wear now. A puppy chewed off two inches of the ankle five years ago and I can still wear the sock. Now that's well made, and tuff!

These socks deliver! The cushion is just right too. I have foot pain and wear Redbacks and wanted a snug feel with as much cushion as possible. A pretty high price point but I was willing to try. Now we'll see how long they hold up to regular wear.

These socks are extra heavily cushioned and keep my feet warm in 20 degree temperatures when I'm wearing running shoes. They seem expensive, but I will never need to replace them.