Darn Tough Men's #1924 Heady Stripe Micro Crew Light Cushion

by far the best socks i have ever had walked nearly 30 miles in them super comfy and no blisters which is amazing for me all my socks are now Darn Tough not cheap but by far in my opinion the best socks out there

Love these Sox however I have bought for myself and these were for my hubby. But while I ordered largest size 11.5 they are too small same as a women's 9.So I've acquired the pair for myself.Need to make a bit more generous for men's larger feet!And whatever you do don't put them in dryer!Otherwise love these even though a bit pricey!

Great quality of material but I have 45 EU size and ordered Large, but the socks very tightly fits so i have to give it to my wife, she have 40,5 EU and fits her quite perfect.

Did not know socks could give one so much support

Great socks. Well worth the price.

Great product. First time buyer, will definitely buy again

Very good fit.

Done well so far. Comfy, good temperature control -not sweaty. Worn for all sorts, from driving the car to walking the hills and so far no blisters.

After only a few wears, the heal area is already worn. Im a young farmer, and have a few very good fitting pairs of boots depending on the weather, and have started to transition to darn tough because of the obvious quality difference . My boots and socks are important because I basically spend every moment of my waking life outside on the farm walking or running around. These socks I got for wearing with my well-fitting New Balance running shoes for dry days on the farm when I wouldnt need to be wearing steel toes. Ive got 8 pairs of Darn Tough socks now that have all lasted over a year, while this pair has already started to wear after only a few wears. Definitely not the quality of Darn Tough Im used to....a few more wears and I'll probably have to warranty them...Will update this review depending on how that process goes, Ive never had to call them out on their warranty yet!

Darn tough make the best socks. I have a pair of these in a smaller size for myself and bought these as a gift. It is pretty hard to find technical socks like this in XL, but darn tough had them.

Admittedly, I'm really hard on my socks because I wear winter boots almost every day in the north, but these are wearing out way faster than I would have thought. Super comfy and fit perfect. But I'll probably stick with icebreaker which I've been using for years.

Very high quality sock with good support and padding. They are a little tight for me.

Great in all aspect.

Excellent wieght for fall hiking.

Fits perfectly Super comfortable

best.socks.ever.

These socks LOOK COOL! love the style. They can substitute for dress or business casual socks.I prefer:-"Darn Tough Heady Stripe Micro Crew Light Cushion Sock" - Men's for a warm/hot dayhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071JW82XV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1-" Light Hiker Micro Crew Light Cushion Socks - Men's" for a normal day.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EJTWJQ6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1-"Darn Tough Boot Cushion Sock - Men's" - On a cool Day, when it's raining, light snow and I'm wearing regular or casual dress boots.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DRK9B2D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s03?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1and-"Darn Tough Merino Wool Boot Sock Full Cushion" only for the coldest, snowy days here in Maine or if I'm going to be out in the cold for extended periods. (Think below 0 F or <20 F for hours, camping, etc)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000XFWCKI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1I also didn't really like OTC socks as they are VERY long (as advertised) and don't really like:- "Darn Tough Mountaineering OTC Extra Cushion Sock - Men's"https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XTYYPD2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1or- "SmartWool Men's PhD Hunt Heavy Over The Calf Socks " (The brand and quality seems equivalent to Darn Tough, I'm just speaking to the style)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N7C723C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I purchased these socks off of my cousins recommendation. After the first day of wearing them I wrote him to tell him this is the only sock I will have from now on.High Price? Sure - the price can be intimidating. But you know what's more expensive than these socks? The fact that your basic socks you insist on continuing to wear are causing you discomfort throughout your day leading to what seems like a much-longer-than-it-should-be timelinen and has you arrive home exhausted simply due to a lack in quality.But what about the high price? Still with that price thing? Well , I'm a pretty cheap SOB who takes 3-4 days to drink a 40oz PBR to save money. I eat oatmeal for breakfast and rice and beans for dinner. I slyly grab pennies from the leave a penny tray to add to my income. I've been living in my parents shed without them knowing for the past 18 months to save money.That's a lot of money for one pair of socks.... STILL? ABOUT? THE MONEY? Would you rather sleep on a mattress or on the ground? Would you rather walk through the snow barefoot or with boots? Would you rather bath in the nude or with your clothes on? Would you rather eat mud pie or straight dirt? WOULD YOU RATHER HAVE BUSCH LIGHT OR A NICE RED ALE?Just buy these socks. One pair is all you need to get you started on a sock journey that will change your life. It's changed mine.NO MORE stinky feet!NO MORE cold feet from standing on concrete all day! (I make chocolate - it cold in there)NO MORE busted out worn out socks because you don't want to have to go spend money on socks again I mean you just bought that last 6 pack at JCPenny 8 months ago and the heels already have holes in them and they don't fit the same as that first time you wore them and if you wait long enough it'll be Christmas and your mom will just buy you a new pack anyway and maybe they'll last longer for some dumb reason or just pure luck and then you can wait until a few months after that to buy some more socks because no matter how you look at it standard cotton socks are lesser quality and you are going to pay more money and the long run and hey it's about time that you treat yourself anyway so instead of doubting yourself any longer click that Buy Now button and get you some Darn Tough Socks!

I am a huge fan of the micro crew light style. I now own three pairs. I also own a slightly heavier pair, but I prefer the light weight. Great for actual activities such as hiking or running, but I honestly wear them every day as well. If any of my Darn Tough socks are in the drawer, I don't even consider wearing anything else. Close slim fit, no bunching, yet they feel weightless. And the pairs I have had for 4+ years have maybe 2 pills on the seams, and otherwise look flawless. The only downside is they make me question my other socks...

These are the best socks I’ve ever purchased. Their guarantee takes the hesitation out of paying what seems like a high price, but what is actually really worth it. I went hiking in these after a hard rain, and had to hike through streams, and a very high river, so my shoes and socks got very wet. My socks dried fast and have held up beautifully.

Comfort is always at the absolute top of my priority list when it comes to socks, and I am an extreme collector/connoisseur/critic of socks (they are my favorite clothing item!)... The Darn Tough Socks are the most comfortable sock to ever have hugged my feet. They also live up to their name because they are super durable... I don't have to worry about them falling apart (even though I often wear socks without shoes all over the place including outside) and they don't seem to be wearing out at all! I'm a huge fan.

These are very comfortable and the sizing is perfect. No seams to aggravate your foot. I haven’t had any stretching issues while wearing and they fit great after washing too. I’ve bought several more pairs in other colors.

These are great socks, and they better be for the money. There are many cheaper alternatives, but my experience is that Darn Tough lasts longer than all of them.