These are warm, moisture free and comfortable. I wear them non stop.

I've bought many packages of these socks. Love them from dog walking; hiking and just around the house. Nicely padded and wear well. I don't put mine in the clothes dryer for longer life.

A warm sock for the price. Sock could be longer for more comfort and not releasing. Require adjustment thru the day to stay comfortable.

Socks feel great, but they don't last long. 12 washes and they all have holes

I've been buying these socks from Sams club for several years and really love them. There is however one downside and that is the sizing is not always accurate. I always order large however at times a pair or two are quite tight across the top of my feet. I wish they made an extra large size which would make ip for this issue.

i ordered these socks again (like 2 winters ago) on my last order HOWEVER, I received a MEDIUM size when i stated a shoe size of 10-10.5 ie a LARGE size sock in this brand. i am homebound so need to return the size medium socks (still bundled) plus purchase the correct size now. CAN THE DELIVERY PERSON RETURN THE WRONG SIZE SENT WHEN DELIVERING THESE NEW ONES?

They fall apart fairly quickly, especially compared to premium wool socks, but they're cheap and very comfortable. I went all-in on wool socks a few years ago and bought six pairs of these in addition to a variety of pairs from premium brands (Darn Tough, Icebreaker, Patagonia, Smartwool, Farm to Feet…probably forgetting some). All of my premium socks are still going strong (especially Darn Tough—those are awesome). In the meantime I've worn holes in the soles in all but two pairs of these. Still, these cost about 1/4 to 1/3 what I spent on the premium brands per pair, so they aren't necessarily a bad deal. It just feels wasteful to burn through socks so fast.

On paper these seem nice, and for 6 months or so they're not bad. But they're not very warm once you're under about 45F, and they don't last long. After one or two years they have bare spots from mostly casual wear. Have wool socks from other US manufacturers bought at the same time or earlier than these that are still going strong. Definitely will look elsewhere next time.

A red pair: Washed once, air-dried once, worn once with hiking boots for a day of yard work. The big toes are beginning to show wear, like a hole is already forming over my big toe. I paid $4.81 for these, and I'm glad it wasn't full price. They feel good on my feet. Not itchy. They stay up on my lower calf. They don't stretch out of shape too much. Not sure if I will keep and put up with the holes or what.

The socks started to pile badly after a less than five washes. It made for a mess walking around the house after taking off my boots each day to have to pick up small little fuzz balls coming from these socks. They looked nice in the store, but now look like hand me down socks from long ago.