Well Knitting Loose Men's Diabetic Crew Socks,Non-Binding Top,Seamless Toe,Semi Cushion,Breathable Soft Coolmax Socks 4 Pairs

These socks are very comfortable. I don't have "diabeetus", but these are great all the same. Very soft, stretchy, and really easy to pull on. Love these socks!

**Updating one year layer: These are the ONLY socks my son wears. He calls them his soft socks. I hope they never stop making these, but I'm buying extra pairs to keep in reserve. They've held up great. After a year there are no holes, no worn areas; I just machine wash and dry them. From 11/22: My teenage son has fairly wide feet & big calves, and he's REALLY particular about how his clothes fit and feel. Finding socks he likes has been a particular challenge - most are too tight on his legs, and some are too tight to even pull over his feet without a struggle. I often help him, and I also have a harder time than I should - he has pretty wide feet and many of the usual crew sock brands are just poor quality. Often the legs barely stretch in the girth direction, and if they do stretch, they don't rebound well. He has mild autism and a sensory processing disorder; he's bothered more than most by any clothes that feel stiff or have a tight fit. He also really hates the feel of zippers. I've been looking for socks he can easily pull on himself, and wear comfortably all day. We've tried many brands; at this point has a drawer full of socks he refuses to wear. Well, he loves these! FINALLY, soft, well-fitting socks socks that are easy to put on, and don't feel at all tight on his legs (the ribbed leg section isn't baggy, just VERY stretchy in the girth direction). They seem really well constructed; I hope they last reasonably well. A version with nylon-reinforced toes & heels could be a nice option if they're looking to expand their product line :)

I’d ordered these socks for my diabetic husband. I was so impressed by their softness, use of cool max and non binding tops, that I ordered them for myself in a smaller woman’s size. They last forever, but you should probably stop using pairs that have lost their softness over several years’ use.

Very comfortable material and not tight around the calves.

Very soft, great diabetic sock.

These are PERFECT! I bought some socks at Walmart a few years ago, loved them, so bought some more. Got some burn holes on them, etc. (stuff that's my fault), so I wanted to buy more, but there were no more. I thought: "Well, I'll try later." Nope--EVERY time by Walmart, none. We have over 3 Walmarts in our area, and I've even looked while out of town in other areas, but none. So finally I looked at Walmart online, thinking that I could find exactly the same ones--after all, that would show absolutely everything they sell, everywhere, right? Wrong! It's like they never existed! Maybe they were too good, or last too long (I walk through the house extensively in them, which normally wears out thick athletic socks much more quickly. (I buy from Amazon all the time and love it, but I like to feel the socks, stretch to feel the tension on legs, etc. before buying...in other words, I want to buy these hands-on.) After extensive (very extensive) searching, I bought these and also a set of Dickies ["Dickies Men's Dri-tech Moisture Control Crew Socks Multipack, Grey/Blue/Brown (6 Pairs)", which appeared to be exactly what I wanted, reading MANY reviews]. These "diabetic socks" are absolutely PERFECT! The Dickies socks are not--they are tight as the Dickens on my legs. Understand, I have really skinny legs between my large calves and little ankles, and I NEVER buy socks (yuk) that would go over my calves. I've never considered "diabetic socks" because I'm not diabetic. Nor am I on any medication, and am in excellent health, and athletic. I am retirement age, but for decades, I've hated socks that tightly squeeze my skinny lower legs (they were less skinny 10-20 years ago). My suggestion to the company: sell them as is, but ALSO rename/brand the same product WITHOUT the "diabetic sock" name/description (causing non-diabetics to avoid them). Instead say something like: "The most comfortable sock...while NOT tight on leg, stretches very easily to gently accommodate profoundly varying leg widths, all while perfectly staying up and not sliding down."

Awesome socks some of the best I've ever worn

Very comfortable socks! These are not tight at all, even after putting your shoes on! I think i've finally found the socks i've been looking for!

Best fitting diabetes socks that I have tried, and I have tried many. They are super soft and comfortable. But pull them up once in a while. They will roll down on you occasionally, leaving a deep mark on the leg where the roll sits...similar to most diabetes socks. The ones that never roll down are the ones that fit too tight on the calf to begin with.

Comfy for winter

I've been wearing them for a year, and they have retained all the good things about socks. They are super comfortable and they don't slip down.

I love these socks but the seller keeps sending me the wrong ones. If you look at the pictures i added, the nice comfortable ones that are loose on the ankle, ( which is why i purchased them) are the one pair in the pics that you see alone. Today i received really tight ones with a logo on the top. I have contacted the seller and i am awaiting a response, other than that, these are very comfortable socks. All I want is to receive the right socks. I dont understand how i can re-order the exact same item and receive different socks. It’s a lot of work to return.

I was very surprised when I received these. I thought they were supposed to be men's diabetic knitted sport style socks in black, similar to the grey ones I'd purchased earlier for my husband. However, to my surprise they were women's thin casual black socks and look nothing like the photo above when you put them on. I kept them and gave them a good rating because they are extremely comfortable, breathable, and perfect for my feet.