FUN TOESWomen's Cotton Toe Socks-Barefoot Running- Breathable- 6 Pairs Pack-Size 9-11 Lightweight

I really never imagined I’d be a toe-sock gal but here I am. Yes, when I first put them on I cringed a little (maybe a lot). They’re weird, to be sure. But I never look at my bare feet and think seeing all my individual toes is weird, so why do I feel that with socks. Well, it’s been over a month or so with these socks and I love them.For context, the only reason I *ever* considered becoming a toe-sock gal is because over the years I’ve become increasingly interested in foot health. Both of my grandmas had horrible feet (I’m talking major bunions and crooked toes that overlapped each other) and I don’t want that to happen to me! In studying foot health I learned about “foot shaped shoes” or barefoot shoes. Because my budget is small, i bought my first zero-drop, barefoot sneaker from Amazon by the brand WHITIN. I absolutely fell in love with them. So much room for my toes to “splay” as they call it. I also suffer from Morton’s Neuroma, which is an inflamed nerve on the ball of my left foot between my middle toes. It can be super painful and was brought on my wearing a pair of pointy toed stilettos in 2018 for a night. Morton’s Neuroma is aggravated by shoes that are too narrow in the toe box, so foot-shape-shoes or barefoot shoes with a wide, natural toe box are great.Once I had the barefoot sneakers though, I realized that my socks were constraining my toe splay despite having the wider toe box to fill. Who would have thought that my socks were as much to blame for constraining my toes as my shoes were? So this is the story about how I became a toe-sock gal.When I wear them, I feel like I am wearing some spicy secret that no one knows about. I walk among the rest of humanity and think smuggly to myself, “I am wearing toe-socks and no one is the wiser.” Of course I go on to tell people because it always gets a good laugh.Also, one other major plus for me with these socks is that my feet get really bad cold sweats. When I wear standard socks, after wearing sneakers all day at work my toes will be both sweaty and freezing. But because toe socks both separate and cover each toe, the cold sweats are nearly as bad!

These socks are ok. They start to stretch out after 4-6 months. And I wear a size 6 1/2 women’s shoe.I will look for another another company to purchase a better quality product.

The socks are individually wrapped for some reason. The plastic strings connecting them are on so tight that if you cut it with scissors it will scatter on your kitchen floor. There are also plastic punch hole bits that are stuck to the socks. I’m sounding super particular here but I have pets so I am careful not to have small plastic trash littering my floor.Otherwise, though, I love these socks.

Ok let me preface this by saying that I haven't (willingly) left my house since 2009 due to both my weight and the accommodating back, leg, and hip pain and phobias so I had no shoes (and had been wearing "compression socks" given to me when I was forced to the E.R. and had to stay in I.C.C. for 2 weeks followed by 4 weeks in rehab to relearn some motor skills >_< back in I believe 2016.)My last (again I felt it was forced) venture out of the house was to have "testing" done to make sure I was still eligible for my disability (I don't know why...nothing's changed) but I was sent a letter giving the date of the appointment (about a MONTH in advance) and it gave me the worst anxiety and nightmares of my life up to the day of...getting there was a pain and when trying to leave I wanted to "test" myself by walking to the car (instead of having my moms boyfriend pull up next to the door) and THAT was a HUGE mistake~ about halfway my legs started feeling like Jelly and ,y back was causing me to kinda cave towards the ground, a bee nearby (huge phobia) caused me to rush as best I could through the pain and to be honest the car was not far away at all.Knowing that I'll likely have to do that again sometime in the future I at least wanna be able to get there comfortably (maybe it won't be mentally but hopefully it can be physically) so my New Years Resolution is to get healthier (I used to drink a 12 pack of sodas a day and my goal's to keep track of what I eat and drink and try to restrict myself to half of that, so technically UP to 6 a day and so far [34 days in] I haven't went passed 6 a day [I have hit 6 in a day but there's also been a few days where I only had 1 or 2 which is amazing to me])My other goal is to get out of the house...and for that I need shoes and socks (I had no clue what size to get or anything so I winged these socks and a size 11W shoe which sadly was too big and I had to return it :()ABOUT THESE SOCKS:These socks will blow your mind, When I first saw them I laughed (cause I didn't notice they fit your foot like a glove, in that they have places for you toes like gloves do for your fingers lol) I know they're called Fun Toes but it didn't click until I saw them, my second thought was...there is no way those are going to pull up past my arch (they look SO SMALL) HOWEVER they fit perfectly, I gave the black pairs to my mom, her boyfriend, and my brother, my brother tried his pair on and they fit him as well even though his foot is quite a bit longer than mine.It takes a bit to get used to because it aligns your toes (but that also means it pushes in between your toes so if you've never had these type of socks it feels kinda strange at first) but after about an hour I stopped noticing (the only time I know now is if I curl or stretch my toes)Also they are SOOOOO comfortable, I haven't taken mine off since I put them on (mainly cause I keep forgetting I have them on (I'm serious unless I move my toes apart from each other these socks feel like air.)They may have even helped my back pain? I feel asleep with these on and when I got up my back pain was more of a 3 rather than a 12 on that 1-10 pain scale...I don't know if aligning the toes somehow repaired the flow of my body or what but I can also turn over in bed without the pain now so idk lol.

These are lightweight, breathable, comfortable toe socks for a pretty good price. I am shoe size men’s 11-12, but saw some pictures and reviews that suggested they might be large enough to fit, which they do. I have longer toes, and these seem to stretch enough to accommodate them. The sizing between the colors seems to be slightly inconsistent, as the purple pairs have a little more wiggle room than the white and black pairs. Durability on them is fine, however I’m starting to notice some small holes forming where the mesh meets the toe section on the top of a couple socks. For whatever reason it seems impossible to find ankle toe socks that don’t have a heel tab, so I was excited to find these at a reasonable price. They don’t offer much compression, but I mostly got them to keep the toes dry, which they do.

Socks are made of strong fabric.Most other socks I got,had holes in them.

Thank You for comfortable socksi will be buying more....i recommend these socks, light weight,comfort,breathable.

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Very comfortable & great for protecting my toes from rubbing together - hammer toes problems solved.

Very small. They stretch but dont stay up very well.

Not as thick as I wanted but still very good socks

Worn once, but hopefully in time I'll benefit from these socks. I suffer from blisters when running, I've used plasterers, cotton pads, vasaline etc, nothing works. I'm hoping my toes don't rub wearing these socks.