Alvada Merino Wool Hiking Socks Thermal Warm Crew Winter Boot Sock For Men & Women 3 Pairs

This are first expensive Socks that I bought my self till now. If you don't care about the color as me, you can buy them at discounted price, which is amazing. I bought this for my wife since she has cold feet when she goes to sleep, regardless of what she wears and how many layers! Usually she would put 2 thick socks, plus 2 blankets and still she needs 1h to warm up! Now she puts thin socks and Merino socks over them and in no time its warmer! So for our case its much better with this socks, so thumbs UP!

So cozy and keep your feet toasty warm totally recommend, and feel like sturdy material! not flimsy at all! great value for money!

Good but too thin

Extremely comfortable and warm. They wash well.

We've had a lot of snow and cold weather so far this winter. These socks are great! They fit perfectly, stay up and are very soft and warm.

Tenho os pés bem gelados constantemente, piorando no inverno aqui do Sul do Brasil e achei ótimo, são grossas e quentes

Fueron algo pequeños para mi, pero a mi esposa le funcionaron perfectamente y esta muy contenta con ellos, en comodidad y para mantener los pies calientes en el frio. La recomendación es compren una talla mas grande de los que usan normalmente.

I live in NJ - where it gets mighty cold in winter, (much of this November & December below average cold). Unfortunately for me, I have a dog who wants to be walked twice every day all the year round & couldn't care less about cold. I have my limits for his safety & mine, with my low limit as no lower than "feels like" 20. I also run outside whenever I get a chance, up to about 5 days per week, for about 30-40 minutes, year round. As I've gotten older, my toes have less tolerance for cold - I ended up with a light case of frostbite last year & suffer from Reynaud's, which just makes things extra fun* (*sarcasm font). Also, I'm cheap & have a hard time spending scads on a single sock. The socks I've loved most in my budget aren't made anymore & even they were sometimes not warm enough. These Alvada socks have exceeded my expectations. I figured they MIGHT be good for walking, but would probably be too thick for running, but I've walked the dog and gone for a run right after, with temps in the upper 20s, more than once and they've done very well, comfortable for both activities and warm enough that my toes didn't hurt with cold. After my last walk followed immediately by a run, I stayed outside for a bit, putzing about the yard & eventually, my feet began to get cold, but all of me was getting cold at that point from dilly dallying about in running shoes/clothes with a "feels like" temperature in the 20s. I followed the instructions that came with them to fluff them up in the dryer & had no issue. I have washed them in the delicate cycle & hung them to dry, just to be on the safe side. So many warm socks for outdoor activities cost $25 or more for one pair - it's nice to have a few in a package to rotate, since if I do run in the morning, I can't use those socks again for the dog's second walk after work. And if you're just looking for comfy, warm socks indoors, they're great for that too - I've put them on when unsure if I'll be able to get outside & they're cozy.