Yomandamor Best Mens Mid-Calf Diabetic Socks With Seamless Toe,6 Pairs L Size(Socks Size:10-13)

These are nice soft socks. The durability is pretty good time wise. They won’t last years. They wash nice and hold their shape. Bought several times.

Soft and non binding, bought some for my husband and dad who are diabetics. Also not thick and bulky like some diabetic socks can be.

I'm not diabetic but I find standard socks tend to leave a ring around my ankle as if they're cutting off my circulation sometimes. It doesn't seem to actually be cutting off the circulation as my feet aren't going numb and the skin isn't discolored(typically poor circulation as a result of binding does both in the outer extremities such as hands and feet). These are very stretchy but not loose which makes em very easy to adjust for a better fit. I got them up to right below the knee(my legs are pretty short) and they are quite comfortable. They also breathe easily just like cotton but feel a bit cooler in my opinion which I love cause my feet heat up like the black leather interior of a car in the summer. Natural fibers = Best fibers. Cotton and now Rayon for the heat and Wool for the cold. I live in Washington and we experience both ends of the spectrum so it's nice to have proper insulation to reduce any discomfort you would otherwise get if you just wore some plastic fiber socks year round(Hanes, Fruit of the Loom, Under Armor etc...) nonsense all year round. You're feet become a Sauna 💦 🔥 In summer and a Glacier❄️in winter it totally sucks.

They are great for swelling or swollen ankles—very comfortable. They stay up and are cool. I’ve bought two sets now but the reason for the four stars is that the upper portion of the sock does last. The weave is loose and that’s good for comfort but not durability.

These socks fit perfectly, run true to size...very pleased with them.....

XL. Loose fit and light, which I wanted. Stay up nicely.

I cannot put on regular socks , but can put my toes in these and pull up easily.

My husband loves them, because they don't put pressure on his legs.