BalegaWomen's Enduro Reflective V-tech Quarter Socks

I highly recommend these socks! They are very comfortable and really do last for years. I had my last pair for a good couple of years at least, wearing and washing over and over until they started to wear out.

These sports socks are not worth the money. Come up big and first time in my running I got a blister because they rubbed

Pretty average running sock for the price. Too much fuzz on the inside, so not massively comfortable for running in. Could have bought the same sort of this for a lot less.I'm a size 7 (41) foot and chose on the large size, good job I did as they shrank a in the wash, which would suggest that they're not 100% synthetic. Not massively impressed.

Great socks for trail running

Bad quality as it's best. Not worth any money!Do not buy!Die Socken fusseln extrem und lösen sich direkt auf. Absolut unterirdisch schlechte Verarbeitung. Sie ziehen ohne Ende fäden überall kann man zupfen. Eine solche Mülltonnenproduktion und dann so teuer.Ich habe sie nach zweimal tragen und waschen direkt entsorgt. Schade ums Geld (ca. 21 Euro).Bitte nicht kaufen!

These socks fit well and not to hot.

I love the brightness of these so Johns visible from head to toe while out on his morning jog.

For a running specific sock it's one of the least comfortable I have worn. It feels like the type of sock you'd buy in packs of 6 for this price. It's soft and cushioned, but the V-Tech arch support is almost non-existent and it has a lot of extra fabric bunching at the toes and heel. I wear size 10.5 shoes and Balega's Large is the wrong size even though I'm right in the middle of the range.UPDATE: as expected, went for 14km run and the extra fabric created blister on both big toes. I never get blisters otherwise.

I use these socks for runs/walks between 3 and 3.5 miles and they are very comfortable. They fit my feet well and I like how there is no annoying seam. They don't bunch up and have the right amount of padding. I also just wash them in a regular cycle and dry them in the dryer completely and they don't shrink. They're on the expensive side but I'd say it is worth it.