At Work Durasole Pro 2-Pack S1349 Sock

As I get older, I ponder some items we use daily, and why we chose to buy them.. Why do the majority choose to sleep on a $15 pillow or buy cheap shoes? Why do we spend more on electronics and toys, when we don't use them all this time, but sacrifice on items like pillows, shoes and socks? I have no clue. But I decided to buck the trend, and start shelling out good money for quality products that I use on a daily basis. First thing I did was buy some good pillows.. you know the $80-$100 price range dudes. After sleeping much better, I thought about what other things I skimp on, when buying. Socks. Yes.. socks. We wear them most days (hippies don't), and yet I think the majority buy cheap brands like Hanes or Champion. You know, the ones you pick up at Target or Wallmart, that always give you a bonus 2 pair! They usually run about $10 for 8-10 pair of socks. What I am trying to tell you is, they are cheap! They usually aren't made very good, and after a month or so of washing, become thin and just are a sad shell of their glory days when they were brand new. So I started looking on amazon for socks. Since I am obsessed with amazon, I started searching and reading reviews for socks. I actually filtered by "highest price first", and of course amazon prime. I found these Wigwam's, and since I have used the brand before with hiking socks, I decided to give these a try. One I got them, you could immediately notice the quality difference between these, and the other cheaper brands. They seemed like they were engineered for feet, and not just sock puppets (I miss you lamb chop). Once putting them on you could feel where you spend the extra money. They are soft, and well padded. They aren't your typical "white" socks, they are an off white, maybe eggshell, with grey soles. I don;t really care about the color, so this didn't distract me from buying them. The elastic holds up well, and doesn't seem to stretch out of shape. I went and ordered 5 more lots of these after a month of wearing them. I tossed out all my old socks, and now have a sock drawer of happy Wigwams. I also ordered the "Carhartt Men's Traditional Sll-Season Steel-Toe Cotton Work Sock", and gave them the same month long trial as the Wigwam's. While comfortable, I liked the design and comfort of the Wigwam better. Pros: - Nice, heavy duty sock - Quality Product, you can see and feel the difference - Very comfortable Cons: - Pricier then your run of the mill B&M shop's socks (Hanes/Champion/etc.) - Not White (eggshell/offwhite in color)

As expected, nice socks

High quality. Comfortable. Use daily. Fit is excellent.

Husband likes these socks okay. He walks ten miles or more daily around the construction site in his work boots and needs a good, comfortable sock to keep his feet happy. These are pricey, but are very well made and durable. I bought these, and a few other brands to see which kind he likes best. His favorite were the Carhartts, these were second, and the Dickies were his least favorite.

I have been wearing these socks for more than 10 years. I wear boots 8-10 hours a day. These have been the best socks I have ever had. Out of the 15 par that I bought I have only had to replace 2 par from my original 15 par that I bought 10 years ago. They do a great job of whicking the sweat up the sock to the top were it can escape. If you turn them inside out and wash them on a delicate or hand wash cycle and hang dry them they will last a very long time. Update 8/30/24 As I stated I really love these socks but as of late I have bought 10 more pairs and not because I need 10 pair, it's because the toe seam keeps coming apart. What is going on Wigwam, the pairs of socks I bought years ago lasted almost 10 years before I had to replace them. And as far as I remember these socks have a life time warranty on them. It's time you honor it.

I am somewhat of a sock skeptic. I've bought socks everywhere from Target to REI. I'm not looking for style in socks, I just want to keep my feet warm, protect it when hiking, and last more than a few uses. I've never heard of Wigwam socks, but the reviews looked good, and I got them. I love them. First things first. The soles of the socks are thick and tough. If you wear a work boot, motorcycle boot, or hiking boot, you know you want the soles strong, to prevent blisters, and just because you don't want to be wasting money. And I enjoy wearing these socks around the house in winter. Warm feet make me happy. They aren't 100% cotton. Here's the thing about cotton, it holds sweat. Not good for your feet, and the rubbing can cause blisters. Well made synthetics, like these socks, wick away moisture keeping your feet healthier, warmer and more comfortable. I'm buying some more. They may be the only socks I wear.

My husband loves these socks. He claims they do not collect cat and dog hair, fit well and are comfortable. I think I have ordered 8 pair of these. They do fit well and come in XL size.

Honestly, an excellent quality, comfortable sock that's light enough to wear in the summer without sweating and thick enough to wear in the winter without freezing feet. I guess my only problem is their longevity, which isn't anything special, given the price - I bought four pairs almost exactly six months ago, and have probably worn each pair a combined total of two weeks each, and three of the socks have worn through already. Perhaps I'm expecting too much out of socks? I would probably recommend Darn Tough instead. I haven't found a weight that's perfect with them - they're either heavy or super light, as far as I've found - but they have an amazing warranty that covers even wear.

Good quality but quite long for my little legs.

Great fit ..

Bought more of these because Hubbyloves the comfort of them in his work boots.

These are simply THE BEST SOCKS THAT MONEY CAN BUY. I have pairs that lasted NEARLY A DECADE, in heavy rotation! "Accept No Substitutes, Wigwam are the BEST"

Quality stitching and material with thick soles, great value