RANDY SUN Not Waterproof But Windproof Socks, [SGS Certified] Unisex Mid Calf Sport Climbing Cycling Hiking Socks 1,4 Pairs

Very comfortable socks for wearing while I'm working. These don't slide down my ankles like my previous socks did and they provide an additional feeling of support for the bottom of my feet. I'd suggest, if you wear tight-fitting shoes though, that these might be a tad too thick and you frist buy one pair to see if that will work for you. I really like these socks. They are comfortable to wear. The quality is great. They are perfect for winter temperatures and my feet feel very comfortable. I highly support this product.Just what I was looking for.

Perfect for sweaty feet peoole. Like extremely sweaty people, I’ve tried Nike puma under armor and all those other “sport” sock but they either get a hole and cause a blister from the intense heat generated by my foot or gets super sweaty like I accidentally stepped into a puddle of water. Also a plus for the windproof attribute. Best part is it is not water proof because the water proof randy sun socks attract lint like crazy and when you try to remove the lint it also removes some fabric on the sock

Works great. It really keeps your feet warm on a cold day and windy day but I wouldn’t recommend wearing this if you are constantly moving or are active say as a courier or out for a run. Sweat builds up and not much ventilation so you’ll get swamp feet haha

I wear steel toe work boots for work and am on my feet constantly.They do not move down on the ankle,they stay put.

These look great.Feel great too,Have not tried to get them wet yet.They keep your feet warm!

Comfortable fit fairly soft very breathable.I highly recommend these socks.

I picked these up from the locker a couple days ago. Finally got a chance to try them out this morning. I commute to the office by bicycle about 8 miles (each way), and the 4:50am temperature when I'm heading out can be anywhere around 24F to 34F this time of year.This morning the temp was right at 30F (according to the PWS in my backyard). The last mile of my ride drops down into a small valley with a river running through it, and it's generally 5-10 degrees cooler down in that area. Usually my toes are pretty cold and stiff by the time I get to the train station, but this morning, with these socks on, they were totally fine.I spend about an hour on the train, and I was curious to see if my feet would get too warm sitting there after riding 8 miles. I didn't notice any discomfort as far as getting too warm or anything like that. So it does seem that they breathe well enough for that not to be a problem.As for the fit, I wear a size 13 shoe.. I could probably wear a 12.5, but there just aren't that many shoes made in that size, so 13 it is. I ordered the 4-pack of these socks, even though it only came in size medium, and was a little concerned that they might be too tight. They are not tight at all, and fit just perfect.The quality of the socks seems good as well. They are fairly thick, so if your shoes run tight, you'll probably notice it. My road shoes are a 47, and I don't think these would work well in them, but my MTB shoes are size 48 and these fit fine. I only use the road shoes on the weekend rides during the warmer weather though, so not a problem for me.Anyway, hope some of this info helps. And always make time to ride :)