DANISH ENDURANCE Athletic Socks, Anti-blister, Breathable, Moisture Wicking, Thin Athletic Socks Men & Women, 3- Pack

These HiVis Green socks work perfectly for mountain biking, especially if you’re in to crazy colors while riding (like me)! These socks are thicker and a little shorter than my HiVis Yellow GripGrab MTB socks which are very thin(er) and breath extremely well. I would hope these socks hold up well since they are a bit thicker than my MTB GG (GripGrab) Socks. These seem to be goldilock MTB socks, not too thin and not too thick, these are just right, for any season! Also, please note the socks are labeled left and right, as pictured. These seem to be well engineered socks but not overly-engineered socks as these socks lack the above-heel portion of extra material my GripGrab socks have to allow for easy movement while applying pedal pressure during a TrackStand, as pictured. I really appreciate the fact you can get a 3 pack of these socks (on sale) for around $19, as one pair of HiViz Yellow GG MTB socks cost about $13 each. So these are definitely a great Value, dollars for donuts. To be honest I bought these Socks for MTB Riding based on the color alone. The extra engineered features they have are purely a bonus! You can really feel the cushioning, like arch support, in your MTB shoes while wearing these socks making them an excellent fit. I don’t like socks with built in cushioning as I rely on my shoes for that. Thank you for reading this review! Also, if I was still running I would definitely wear these socks for that as well, however, I prefer taller socks, like compression socks while trail running as they protect your shins better when running through debris. So I would not recommend these for trail running as I prefer much taller socks while trail running. I hope this was helpful for you in deciding whether to get them or not, I wish I had these when I ran my full marathon!

If you like thin socks of this length they are good quality. Very thin. If you want thick socks get the other kind. Comfortable and breathable good for running or just wearing.

Is exercise socks. THey are very good and comfortable and dry from sweat

These socks are great. They are a tight fit, look good and are comfortable. Most importantly for me, it takes a really long time to wear holes in them. I tried a three pack about a year ago, and all but one pair are still in good shape, so I bought two more packs of three. They are pricey, no mistake about that, but excellent, high tech, Danish socks.

I’ve purchased socks from Danish Endurance in the past (they’re a favorite for winter and hiking) and these pairs are expectedly comfortable and well made. Unfortunately, they are much thinner than their other style (crew length hiking sock) and proved too thin to be comfortable for any sort of athletic activity (I tried them walking, hiking and rollerblading).

I run marathons, so socks are extremely important to me. These socks are the best I have ever had. They do NOT strangle my ankles, so my circulation is NOT cut off. I have searched for so long for socks that did not do this. Also, the material makes me feel as if I'm not wearing socks at all. My feet do not HEAT up when I'm running when I'm wearing these socks, so I'm not feeling the heat travel up the rest of my body as I have in other sock brands. Lastly, my feet LOVE how sleek and soft they feel. To me, they are a dream come true and I recommend them to runners and non-runners.

I am a cyclist of many years and really only like this ankle height socks. The gym I work at has black and lime green as their color scheme so I needed some green socks. These things are AMAZING! They have a very form fitting anatomical feel that I really like. The quality feels on par with the Castelli so ks I have that are $30 bucks a pair I have no idea what the other posters who question their durability are talking about! They seem super well made to me! I'm planning to get some other colors soon.

Very nice cycling socks. I've done several 50 mile rides with them so far. Very comfortable. Very thin but on a bike you don't need cushioning. Not sure how they would be hiking. I've only worn them 5 times.