GOLDTOE Men's 656S Cotton Crew Athletic Socks (Multipack)

Bought as Christmas gift for rugged farm worker. Said they are the most comfortable socks he ever wore. Wants us to give him socks every year now for Christmas!

Had switched from Goldtoe to WigWam socks. The WigWam are ok but the WigWam heals wore out very fast. My original batch of Goldtoe still have their heals in them. So this time I decided to go back to Goldtoe and I'm glad I did. They're super comfortable. I hope the heals last as long as the earlier batch.

We buy the black ones for casual wear, leather shoes; and happened upon these more athletic leaning colors. Husband likes taller athletic socks in the winter to keep his ankles warm. The higher quality material has a tighter weave and slightly thicker than most packaged socks, giving a more comfortable feel; And they perform better/longer, in wear & laundry. The gray color helps conceal any discoloration from walking around without shoes.

When you spend eight hours a day standing and walking on concrete floors and wearing heavy work boots, good socks help a lot. These are at least as comfortable as any other brand I've tried. The best feature is their durability. They hold up better than any other brand I've tried. At the point where others would be wearing through at the toe or heel, these are still fully intact. Overall, I'd rate them as well worth the price.

These are basic cotton crew socks that start out feeling pretty good. But after a few wearings the heals begin to show thinning and after a coupe of washings they begin to get stiff. There are good at the beginning of their lives, but don't last as long as you would expect from a GoldToe product.

Good elastic band that holds up well. Socks are not the thick ones, but I personally don’t like them really thick. If you walk around without shoes expect to develop some holes over time. This is the third pack I have bought over the last year so I give two thumbs up.

Good value for the money. I just reorder every year or so

2 dozen pair, & 2 years later... the first thing to go on every pair, has been holes in the heel... a re-enforced heel would probably double the life of this product