V-TOE SOCKSV-Toe Big Flip-Flop Socks - Tabi Split Toe Wool for Men & Women - Japanese Separated Socks

Great Tabi socks. Very warm and works well. Not at all itchy

These socks are perfect for what I bought them for. I like the material a lot and feel that they will be great for use with camping & sandals in the summer. If I'm being honest, I have toe pain and my feet were getting cold wearing my splints in the winter, so I'm putting them to use this winter too! The toe section is a little long for the length of my toe(s) but not too tight which is something I was worried about.

This sock is comfy, warm and soft. Nice fit. Perfect for wearing with flip-flops in cool weather! Seem to be constructed nicely. Washed them once, and came out just fine.

I love sandals. I wear Chacos and Bedrocks for most of the spring, summer, and fall. I enjoy hiking and wading in them, too. Occasionally, I get hot spots or my feet get cold, but I don't want to put on my boots. I looked around for wool toe socks/sandal socks and there aren't a ton of options out there. I gave these a shot, and they work pretty well. They are fairly comfortable and fit my 11.5-12 (M) foot fine. Cannot comment on durability yet, as I have only had them for a few weeks.If you are a Chaco or Bedrock wearer and want a compatible wool sock, this is a pretty good solution.

THE SIZE AND CONVFORT WAS EXCELLENT

I was hoping that since "large" was the only option it was more like "extra stretchy / one size fits all" but they seem to actually just be a large; well, Long, more like. Not sure how that accommodates anyone with smaller feet but ok. They're very cute and I'm a yearround flipflopper so I'm really disappointed. The quality looks decent, I think you'd lose them in about 2-5 years, because mine already had loose threads. Maybe they'd shrink in the wash but interestingly they were snug width-wise (I have narrow feet), they were just long: if my toes were fully in the tip, the heel was up my leg - so shrinking them probably wouldn't fix this issue. Alas, they shall be returned.

For our winters these are perfect to keep the feet warm and easy to wear with slippers. The toe material is a little long but no problem considering the purpose of socks.

No garment should be called "Wool" unless that is the largest percentage of the fibers by a significant margin. Even loosely applied these are at best a wool blend. These are 76% synthetic fibers synthetic. according to the label the content is: 54% Acrylic, 24%wool, 13% nylon, 5% polyester, 4% spandex.These are so slippery and plasticly feeling that I have doubts as to the label accuracy. If accurate, the wool content is too low to be of any benefit for someone who is looking for wool in their socks. These are not warm at all. The actual wool socks I have that I've knitted or purchased and wear with my regular sandals are warm even on drizzly days walking to work. I'm in the house with the heat on and my feet are cold in these garbage socks. I'll be making my own or ordering from a hand-knitter once finals are over.That being said, they are soft. However, the fit is poor - the toes are out of proportion to the rest of the sock. If I had to wear these with a closed toe shoe, they'd bunch up and be even more uncomfortable. The toe seam is also very thick. I'm not someone who has ever in my entire life been bothered by seams on a sock.This trash is going back.