Men's Liner Sock

Quality was good for the money, my hubby is liking these as an additional layer to keep his feet warm.

They're ok. They do as good as wearing a second pair of socks but my feet aren't remarkably warmer. The benefit is they are thinner and my feet don't feel crammed into my normal boots so there is some benefit. They are smooth like dress socks so my outer sock slides down during day. But, to get the same warmth as wearing normal pair socks out of something thinner, not too shabby.

Work great as a sock liner in cold weather but if you're like me and wear a size 10 shoe and an 11 insulated hunting boot then size up because they are very tight and long.

First, these are a little thicker than what I expected for liners. They are definitely a more heavy duty sock. However, they are made well and fit well, and make a great addition to your backpacking gear list if you are going out in cold weather. I don't see using these in the warmer times of year (we're in Texas), but these are perfect for Fall and Winter. I was looking for a warmer sock for camping and backpacking in colder settings, and these fit the bill better than I expected. If you are looking for liners for warmer outings, these may not be the right liners for you. You should definitely have some in your gear closet for those colder settings, but they aren't year-round gear.

Socks do just what I wanted them to do. They have some compression, however the main reason I got them for was to wear under wool socks while hunting. They allow moisture to escape through to the outer sock away from my feet that happens when your feet sweat while walking to the stand or putting out decoys, which prevents my feet getting cold while waiting on deer or ducks to show up. I wear a size 12 boot and they fit great. Cold feet will make you miserable and ruin a hunt, do yourself a favor and wick the moisture away and enjoy your time in the field or water.

The quality of these socks seems to be very good. The elastic is strong and they stay up on my calves. The only problem for me is that they are just too thick. When I think of liner socks, I think of a thin polypropylene-type sock that serves as an inner layer under thicker wool or wool blend socks to help resist friction and blisters. These socks would probebly work fine for that, but they are about the thickness of a regular cotton sock. Maybe if I was hunting in really cold country, I might like them better.

They fit well, I felt they could have been thinner. They made me shoes a bit tighter.

These were comfortable, but unfortunately they did absolutely nothing to keep my feet warm. I am a welder who works where there is no heat. I tried these out this morning for the first time in 17° weather. Unfortunately, they did not make any difference at all. Maybe I need to pair them with different socks.

Great to wear in gumboots to stop feet sweating. Good leg support 👍🏻

I've been wearing Wigwam liner socks for 23 years but they've become increasingly more difficult to find so I branched out and boy and I glad I did. I wear liners daily as I value my comfort and prefer to avoid the perspiration related to feet stuck in shoes all day. For me, the thinner, the dryer and therefore warmer and more comfortable. Like Wigwam, these Realtree socks fit beautifully snug like a custom molded sock. They're thicker however, but that just makes them look and feel more durable. And for the price, even better! Terrific socks! FYI, Fox River are good too but they're even thinner than the two above if that's what you prefer. I'd imagine then that they'd come apart sooner though. And they're not as snug fitting. And they only come in white as I've noticed.

Functional and comfortable. Great for those days when the temperature changes leave a lot of ice and slush.

Surprised that these socks are KNEE LENGTH and are very stretchy. I've never worn "compression stockings" but I suspect they would be similar to these REAL TREE "liners" in appearance and feel. When I wear short tight socks, I usually get a line around my leg and a little bit of swelling. With these REAL TREE knee length, I get no line and no swelling. They're not too tight and not so loose that they fall down. I don't even know I have them on. They're great, IMHO.

Exactly what I was looking for and even better than. Surprised at how high they are ( nearly to the knee ) and how well they stay in place, they are 'moisture wicking liners' and work great with a heavy winter sock.