Wigwam Unisex Cool-Lite Pro Quarter Length Sock

These are expensive and I believe you get what you pay for. They fit perfectly and slide into work shoes with ease. They don't get hot or sticky like cotton socks, wool and don't stink like some poly socks. The seamless toes are nice and the sock is contoured to the curves of your foot without putting pressure anywhere. They glide on the heel and prevent hot spots and blisters. Made in the USA and the stitches were perfect. Good attention to detail. Ordered more pairs after the first one worked out. I will check in once they have a few months of daily industrial use.

I can't believe I went so many years without owning good pairs of socks!We were going on a trip to a warmer climate and I decided to try and find socks that would wick moisture away from my feet and keep me cool.After some digging I decided on these socks and wow are they comfy! They keep my feet nice and cool and also have a good softness to them.Note: The directions say to not use fabric softener when washing them which would make the wicking less effective. The instructions also say to wash the socks inside out which get a little annoying as some debris tends to stay stuck on the outside of the sock during washing. That being said I still think these socks are well worth the money and I will never go back to cheap socks.

I ordered quarter sock for my husband which I have bought from Amazon several times. It is thin and has a short top. As the picture shows, I received a thick sock with a much longer top. I guess the order filler wanted to prepare him for winter.

I wear 7.5M women's shoes. These are a fine fit but I think I could have worn the Small ones easily. These fit my husband, too, and he wears a Men's 8.5 or 9W to give you a point of reference. I am hoping these wear as well as the pair I bought a few years ago. They were far superior in durability to the Smartwool socks I have had. I decided not to return the M for a S since they are not too bulky in my hiking shoes.

I run a lot and have found these to be very effective socks, durable and long lasting. The quarter sock prevents rubbing around your ankles after long runs when footie socks tend to work there way a little down into the shoe.

I remember when Wigwam was a great quality sock. The quality is so-so. But the most annoying thing was that they don't carry the logo in the same spot of each foot. It is on the inside arch of one foot and on the outside of the other foot. Too cheap to make them properly?

I have been wearing the Wigwam cool-lite quarter and crew type almost exclusively for about 15 years (since they were Ultimax). I wear them for hiking and for running and have no plans to even try any other sock. The comfort and durability are beyond belief. Once I put a brand new pair of hiking boots (just out of the box) on with my Wigwams, and did a twelve mile hike....no blisters...zero discomfort. Hands down!...best socks for me. Try them and you’ll be sold!

My shopping search was for "THIN" socks. I know better than to search for uncushioned, because then I only get cushioned socks in the search results.Granted, the cushioning of these socks is minimal, so I decided to try them for my normal activities. Prior to the first wash, are a bit long in the foot for me, but I use Wigwam Ironman Triathalon socks in the same size and they are absolutely wonderful, in my opinion. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find them in the XL size in BLACK, like I can in white. When these socks popped up in my search for THIN black socks, I failed to read the entire description where it mentioned cushioned soles, so I took for granted they were thin. Alas, there are cushioned, so I had to make a decision.I plan to give these socks a try, simply because uncushioned socks are nearly impossible to find, except for the very pricey high level athletic socks that crush my feet, or the long legged dress socks that cut off my circulation below my shins. I'm becoming desperate, so I'm willing to try anything, but I don't think these will do very much better than my previous experiences with cushioned socks.In new form, the cushion lumpiness is bothersome... but maybe subsequent washings will remedy that. No threats of blisters, yet, but I haven't tried them in all of my normal shoes that I wear daily. They are warmer, but I have more problems with sweaty feet than cold feet, so that's no benefit, so far.If these become the socks of my dreams, I'll amend this review and buy more socks, but if I can find the black Ironman Trialthalon socks in XL size, these will live with the other twenty-odd pair of cushioned socks in my "backup" sock drawer. There's only five pair in my daily wear drawer, unless I want to wear white... and it's neither Easter, nor Memorial Day... yet.