Hilly XStatic mono skinTrail Socks - Ankle (For Men and Women)

Not too thick, not too thin -- as Goldilocks would say, "They are JUUUUUUST right!" I wear these socks all the time. They are comfortable for waking and hiking. Love the color combinations.

I bought a pair of these in the last purchase and wore them today. When dressing at the gym I noticed an L on the sock when I put it on my left foot and noticing the pattern I realized they were designed to be left and right. Imagine my surprise when I noticed the second sock also had an L on it too. It would be really nice to receive a pair of right socks now. They are really nice socks.

Great quality, extra padding on the bottom and my feet love how they feel. I wear a women's size 11 and they fit great.

I ordered several different pairs of 1/4 crew socks to try with my trail running shoes. These were probably) the most comfortable out of the Brooks, Lorpen and Fox River. They are factory seconds, the issue being that the socks are labeled for the left and right foot and my package contained to right-foot socks. I don't think it affected the performance or fit of the sock. The toe area material seems to be the same over both sides of the sock, I don't think it really matters what foot you put what sock on.
the fit seems true, I wear a size 9 shoe and ordered the sock for that size. Not too loose or too tight, plenty of stretch to go up a size or two and still fit a size or two smaller as well.

I was in the market for some higher cut socks to keep debris out while trail running this spring and summer. I thought I had found the solution with these socks. When they arrived, I marveled at their cushioned heel and forefoot, attractive hi-viz accents and ventilated uppers. The designers of these socks even went so far as to ensure that they are anatomically assembled to provide the right amount of cushioning where it is needed in key areas of the forefoot, with a special toe box section that tapers from the big toe to the little guy on the end and a left and right footed sock. However, despite all of the thought and attention that went into these socks, the features are wasted on my given that they sent two left socks. Wearing the spare left sock on my right foot causes a hot spot under the big toe and across the forefoot because of the seam or transition area that is designed to go unnoticed when the sock is worn on the right foot. Consequently, I cannot wear these socks to rack up the miles this summer as I had planned, but at least I have some high tech and well made socks for lounging around the house.