HYWELLSOCKS

Honestly, I didn't notice my feet much during the shift, which is a good thing. They stayed up without leaving deep marks on my calves. The material feels durable, not soft or flimsy. Good for the price.

I usually double up on socks for winter work, but decided to try just one pair of these. Surprisingly, they held up fine in the cold. They fit well inside my boots without bunching up. My feet stayed dry and didn't feel clammy after walking in slush. Solid winter socks.

Usually wool socks make my legs itch, but these are actually pretty soft. Kept my feet warm while I was watching the snow pile up. Good padding on the heel too. Wish they came in navy blue, but the grey is fine.

It's about 15 degrees out right now. Stepped outside to grab the mail and check the driveway, didn't even feel the cold concrete through the socks. Cushioning is solid. If you work outside in the winter, get these.

After a 12-hour shift in work boots, putting these on feels like heaven. Honestly, I wear them around the house more than I do for work now. They are thick but don't make my feet sweat. Perfect for just chilling at home during the holidays.

The knit on these feels tighter than most wool socks I've tried. The cushioning isn't thick, but it's dense enough that you notice it after a few hours in boots. They didn't get swampy on me, which is usually my issue with wool blends.

Fit nicely around the calves and didn't slide down.

The fabric feels tougher than it looks. I've already scraped the heel area inside my boots a few times, and there's no thinning yet. The weight is right in the middle-not thick winter socks, not summer thin.

The padding isn't super thick, but it's dense. It takes the edge off standing on concrete all day. They aren't soft and spongy like hiking socks, which is actually better because they don't bunch up inside my boots.

Good thickness for everyday boots, not too bulky.

They stretch just enough without feeling loose.

I've been in a few damp, narrow areas recently where there's a lot of crouching and crawling. These have held up better than the multipack socks I usually buy. No thinning at the heel so far.

Honestly, I didn't notice my feet much during the shift, which is a good thing. They stayed up without leaving deep marks on my calves. The material feels durable, not soft or flimsy. Good for the price.

I usually double up on socks for winter work, but decided to try just one pair of these. Surprisingly, they held up fine in the cold. They fit well inside my boots without bunching up. My feet stayed dry and didn't feel clammy after walking in slush. Solid winter socks.

Usually wool socks make my legs itch, but these are actually pretty soft. Kept my feet warm while I was watching the snow pile up. Good padding on the heel too. Wish they came in navy blue, but the grey is fine.

It's about 15 degrees out right now. Stepped outside to grab the mail and check the driveway, didn't even feel the cold concrete through the socks. Cushioning is solid. If you work outside in the winter, get these.

After a 12-hour shift in work boots, putting these on feels like heaven. Honestly, I wear them around the house more than I do for work now. They are thick but don't make my feet sweat. Perfect for just chilling at home during the holidays.

The knit on these feels tighter than most wool socks I've tried. The cushioning isn't thick, but it's dense enough that you notice it after a few hours in boots. They didn't get swampy on me, which is usually my issue with wool blends.

Fit nicely around the calves and didn't slide down.

The fabric feels tougher than it looks. I've already scraped the heel area inside my boots a few times, and there's no thinning yet. The weight is right in the middle-not thick winter socks, not summer thin.

The padding isn't super thick, but it's dense. It takes the edge off standing on concrete all day. They aren't soft and spongy like hiking socks, which is actually better because they don't bunch up inside my boots.

Good thickness for everyday boots, not too bulky.

They stretch just enough without feeling loose.

I've been in a few damp, narrow areas recently where there's a lot of crouching and crawling. These have held up better than the multipack socks I usually buy. No thinning at the heel so far.