Men's 656F Cotton No Show Athletic Socks, Multipairs

I found that GOLDTOE Men’s 656F Cotton No-Show Athletic Socks feel comfortable and soft, and they stay hidden beneath shoes as advertised — which is great when I don’t want visible sock lines. They fit well and seem durable enough for frequent wear, whether I’m on my feet all day or working out. On the downside, they can feel a bit thin compared with thicker athletic socks, so they offer less cushioning on hard floors or during strenuous activity. Also, because they're low-profile, they sometimes slip down a bit inside the shoe if I’m moving around a lot. Overall, they’re a solid option for everyday use when I want comfort and a no-show look, but they’re less ideal if I need heavy-duty support or extra padding.

I bought these for my son-in-law for a gift. He wears a size 15 shoe and finding sock to fit him are often difficult to find. I also bought some for my husband who wears a size 12 shoe. They both really like the socks. They have washed well and have not shrunk. The quality is very good and they are very well made. They are a little pricey but the product is well worth it. Both my husband and son-in-law say they are very comfortable. Husband said they donot slip down when wearing them. My son-in-law is very happy with them. He said he would recommend them to anyone with larger feet.

Goldtoe socks can’t be beat! They are smooth on the inside, keep their shape and do not slide down off your heal. I would buy these agan and try other styles.

Great quality. They're comfortable and fit. I'm a 9 1/2 in women's, and they fit well, if maybe a bit big. Not so much that it bothers me, but it may bother someone else if you like to have the fabric stretched around your foot, I've got some bagginess in the toes and behind the heel. It's not floppy, just some wrinkles. The bottom of the sock is thick and genuinely provides padding and some support when barefoot. Though when I wore them the first few times, a lot of black fabric fuzz/dye or something came off on my (incredibly pale) feet, so try flipping them inside out and washing before wear. Sometimes when I do a lot of walking I have black pills on the bottom of my feet. Overall I love these socks, and the sizing wasn't that big of a deal but I will be purchasing a different size in the future.

Absolutely the best socks I've ever owned. When I was younger I got myself a pack of these at the local department store. I remember loving them and they lasted forever, but didn't want to spend $20 for only 6 pairs of socks again. For several years after I opted for the more cheaper option at ---mart. I mean come on, how much do people think and care about socks. Wow, was I wrong. The cheap ones were super thin and would get holes in them after like 3 uses. I thought maybe it's just cause I'm bigger now. Nope! I tried these again, and they are just amazing! I put them on and it felt like I was walking on air, no joke. Not just that, but I purchased these over a year ago, and am still using the same ones. Their durability is enough to offset the cost vs cheaper brands, but then you add that they're softer, more elastic, thicker, and fit better, I will never look to another brand again. You get what you pay for. If you're on your feet a lot, do yourself a big favor and just try these. You wont regret it. Also, I have size 10 feet and got the 10-13 range. Hope that helps.

Great quality

I bought these socks , six pairs, years ago, and they lasted years. Finally wore out, so I recently ordered again, six pairs, and they are so cheap and thin. Unbelievable difference in quality and thickness. I kept them because they do not have the tight arch compression support band that 99 percent of the other socks have, which makes them too tight and uncomfortable. Why do all of the sock manufacturers add this feature? It's America? You'd think the consumer would have a choice if they want a compression sock, or not. At any rate, back to the GOLDTOE socks. The new order socks last only a few months before they develop holes in the heels, and I throw away. It's another example of how manufacturers lower the quality of their products to save money. This practice of lowering product quality or reducing size while maintaining the same price is a widely adopted strategy manufacturers use to manage rising input costs. While seemingly saving "a few pennies," these decisions are driven by corporate empty suits who will destroy long-term brand quality for short-term profit gains. Too bad.

They don’t slide down in your shoe , and they aren’t thick nor too thin 👌🏼