SmartKnit Seamless AFO Interface Socks 3 Pack

The socks are fine. We don't have a choice in the matter. I guess that's why they can charge so much for them? Disabled people who wear leg braces need the socks because normal isn't a thing for them. It's just a shame how I can get a dozen socks for $16 and my son's socks are $54 for 3 pairs. Welcome to America.

Maybe when they're older you can get away with the old navy bobbie socks I keep reading about online. But if you are starting the boots and bar brace on your infant, you need these. They fit snugly, no gaps and rolls, soft and absorbant. Our Dr. gave us two pair with the brace and I quickly realized you need more. Like a new pair every night or you're washing a lot of tiny, smelly baby socks.

Very disappointing! We ordered a 3 pack of these for our son who wears AFOs everyday. We washed a pair and my husband stretched them to put on our son and the sock ripped. I’m addition, we’re only given the option to return, no refund or replacement offered. You’re better off buying knee high socks for a much lower price!

These socks are nice and soft but definitely not worth the money. They’re supposed to be made of a moisture wicking material and supposed to keep your child comfortable and cool while wearing AFOs. However, these actually make my child’s feet sweat. I find that regular knee high socks work better and are way cheaper.

My 5 month old had just finished serial casting for club feet and needed socks for his new AFO's. These socks will do the job, At an expensive price. Save yourself the money and just buy plain old socks. These roll down at the top and dont stay in place. They also are not moisture wicking, in the slightest. They're good socks, but they do the same exact job as regular socks.