Merino Wool Ankle Socks, Men's Women's 90% Wool Athletic Thin Running Moisture Wicking Socks, 3 Pairs

Purchased and love them. Wasn't looking for a sock with lot's of extra cushioning . They do offer some support but are not bulky. They appear to be well made and are wool.

Rarely leave reviews but IMO, these socks are AWESOME. 3 pairs for $15 can't be beat. It's insane how hard it is to find decent socks these days-- most are either polyester garbage 6 packs for $15 which fall apart immediately, or premium brands gouging you for $20 for a single pair. These RZTATs are in that middle pricing sweet spot at $5/pair. The most impressive thing is these RZTATs are *90%* Merino Wool. Look at some of the other big brands (Darn Tough etc) and their merino wool content has declined-- they used to be 65%, now many styles are only 45-50% merino.This RZTAT manufacturer can afford this I imagine because these socks are not full crew length, and the socks are indeed fairly thin-- but they are not as thin as, say, stockings (as one reviewer claimed). So less overall material costs. But merino wool is far superior to cotton/polyester as a fabric, and 90% merino is one of the highest percentages I could find anywhere. The 10% nylon gives them the perfect amoutn of elasticity (and nylon >> polyester). These should be great wearing with casual sneakers in the summertime, working out etc.I actually bought a pair of Darn Toughs (Darn Tough Light Hiker Micro Crew, only 43% merino!) socks along with these. The Darn Toughs are also this "thin wool" style as well, but are full crew length. The Dts cost $21 for one pair. Honestly, these RZTATs are more comfortable-- the Darn Toughs (size Large) are quite tight, almost like compression socks, though still better than typical polyester garbage of course. The one advantage the DTs have is they do have a little padding under the balls and heel, these are unpadded. But if you're wearing with comfy sneakers that's irrelevant IMO. I'm a size 10 Mens shoe, the Large RZTAT socks fit me perfectly, not too tight, not too loose.I only wish they made this exact style in a crew/quarter crew length. The extra materials costs might push them up to $8/pair or something. But I'd gladly stock up on them. In the meantime, I'll probably buy another pack of these quarter/ankle socks.

I found these socks to be exactly what I needed. They're thin and light, which means they don't add extra heat to my feet. This is great for me because I tend to overheat easily. They also manage sweat really well, making them ideal for workouts.I wore one pair of these socks for an entire week straight (yes, I know that's gross), and I was surprised to find no signs of wear. Even more impressive, they remained smelling remarkably fresh. This speaks volumes about their durability and odor resistance.Overall, if you're looking for lightweight socks that perform well during workouts and can handle extended wear, these are a solid choice.

Pro. Nice and soft and light for summerCon. On the first wash the hem in the top had to be sewn up on two out of three pairs

These socks are not too thick and not too thin. They will provide some warmth and they wick away sweat. In the winter if I go to a football game, I can wear these under a thicker pair of wool socks and my feet will stay warm. They are perfect for wearing around the house and have just enough nylon in them to be durable.

This are great socks, they are well made, they are comfortable and durable. They don’t retain sweat so they keep your feet dry. The knitting is such that it always feel great at the touch of your feet, not to mention that it maintains the bounciness every time you use them.The only thing I wish is that they would offer one size larger than their larger size as to me they fit a little tight (I wear shoe size 12).Other than that these socks are great, I have purchased them in two occasions. I will probably buy some more if I don’t find other brand that offers same quality but larger size.

I know the stars suggest a problem with these socks, but I gave this rating based SOLELY on my needs. These are a perfectly acceptable sock, just insufficient for what I was looking for... hard to do with "stars".Although made out of "90% Merino Wool", and likely capable of acting as a perfectly good 'workout' sock for some, I prefer a more cushioned running/workout sock.I run but I'm not a marathon runner, so ultra thin socks are not on my radar, and although these CLEARLY state "Thin"... my experience with other brands of Merino Wool socks suggest these would suite my needs.... I was mistaken.These are actually thin to the point I would call them a good sock for marathon runners or for guys that wear penny loafer type shoes with ankle socks, they feel like a dress sock to me.There's absolutely nothing wrong with these socks, they seem to be well made and should last due to the percentage of Merino Wool, they're just not the sock for me.IF you're interested in an alternative that has some cushioning, I ended up purchasing several (8) pairs of both ankle/hiking Merino Wool socks from another vendor (Onke) AND some thick Merino Wool hiking socks from RTZAT, which both of those are exactly as I expected with the right amount of cushion for the type of sock... at least for what I want/need them for.I hope this helps.

Purchased these for walking/hiking on surfaces that don't require a thick sock cushion. They don't slip around in the shoe & wonderfully wick perspiration - bought another pair in a different color.

These met all my expectations - good fit, good quality, comfortable - can't say more than that!

Socks are comfortable and warm. Can hardly feel the toe seam. Wish they have crew-sock length for business wear.

No regrets. Thick winter socks that keep my feet warm in cold temperatures.

Bon itème

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