Wool > *Darn Tough, hands down. Made in the US and a lifetime warranty. Made from Merino wool. I haven't killed a pair yet. They have sales pretty regularly.
Wool > *Darn Tough, hands down. Made in the US and a lifetime warranty. Made from Merino wool. I haven't killed a pair yet. They have sales pretty regularly.
Back when boys were boys and men were men.People used to be that skinny?
Figured this was going to be which socks are best to blow your load in.
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Darn Tough, hands down. Made in the US and a lifetime warranty. Made from Merino wool. I haven't killed a pair yet. They have sales pretty regularly.
Darn Tough Socks here too. Everything else I wear through in 6 months at work.
Darn Tough.
- Best socks on the planet.
- Merino wool.
- Unconditionally guaranteed for life.
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Men's Run No Show Tab No Cushion Ultra-Lightweight Running Sock
Our streamlined No Show Tab men’s running sock features a silky, chafe-eliminating cuff, high-flex performance zones, and a supportive fit.darntough.com
EDIT: AND Made in USA.
Another vote for Darn Tough here. Wife and I bought 6 pairs each years ago and we wear them on weekends, when we go out on hikes/walks, pretty much anytime we wear tennis shoes. They are comfortable and damn near indestructible. My only bitch is they tend to create a bit of lint after a full hard days use. Can't go wrong with their warranty either. I'll bet ours are at least 6 years old now and still no signs of thinning in the heel or toe areas.
U.M.
Unconditionally Guaranteed for Life
If these aren’t the longest lasting socks you’ve ever owned, you can return them to us for another pair. No receipt needed, just the pair in question.
Man, my wife gave me an “unapproving” look for spending what I did on the socks I ordered because of this thread, she’d really question $25 pairs of work socks.
Darn Tough to explain in this case.
Man, my wife gave me an “unapproving” look for spending what I did on the socks I ordered because of this thread, she’d really question $25 pairs of work socks.
Darn Tough to explain in this case.