Carhartt Men's Sock

Does the job, comfortable, warm and look good. Have bought more!

Very warm keeps your feet dry sweat wicks right through them to keep your feet dry very comfy soft socks great in wintertime got my new winter socks

Ces bas sont vraiment super. Ils sont chaud, épais et de longueur parfaite pour être porté dans des bottes de travail. Juste de les enfiler dans nos pieds ont ressent tu suite que c’est des bas de qualité. J’ai commandé 2 paires pour essayer et j’en ai commandé 2 autres paires!!! C’est certain que je vais racheter ces super bas.

I ordered 3 different brands of socks from Amazon, primarily to help keep my feet warm. I have a wide foot (male size 9 1/2 6E) so I was concerned with how they would fit and also how they would stand up to washing. The socks I am comparing were the Polar Feet Adults'Socks size XL, the Wigwam 40 Below Socks size LG, and the Carhartt Men's Heavy Duty Thermal Crew size Large. All three brands fit me OK. I wore these throughout our house without shoes for a day at a time, and although none of them had any anti-skid treads on the bottom, I didn't have a problem with slipping as most of my walking was done on carpeted floors. All three brands came through one washing without problem, although the Polar Feet pair had a little more specialized treatment called for: they were supposed to be washed while inside out. I have mild neuropathy in both feet, so I'm not too sensitive to slight differences in warmth, but they all three were comfortable and helped keep my feet warm to about the same degree. I have some limited mobility that prevents me from putting on socks on my left foot without some assistance. I use the BodyHealt Sock Aid with Foam Grip (also ordered from Amazon) and all three brands could be stretched just enough to use this device. I finally concluded I preferred the Carhartt brand over the other two, primarily because of the great price differential between the three brands. The Carhartt brand was $13.37 for a two-pair package, while the Wigwam brand was $13 for one pair, and the Polar Feet brand was $18.99 for one pair. (I recently saw the Carhartt brand on Amazon for a little more than $10 for each two-pair package.) (Again, my neuropathy greatly reduces the sensations from my feet, so some might prefer the materials used in one brand over the others.)

Son de talla grande, pero son super calientes. Si buscas algo que corte el frio de raiz, estos son tus calcetines.

He usado estos calcetines en la cdmx y no he sentido para nada mis pies fríos, cabe aclarar que es largo por lo que para mí es muy bueno ya que cubre por debajo de la rodilla. Recomendado para temperaturas frías, no es tan grueso pero si es recomendable usar zapatos medio número más grande de tu talla habitual.