Hiking/Outdoor Pro

Big foot - My feet are w-i-d-e and I wear a 13 shoe. To me, these socks were far from "XL". I pulled like crazy to stretch them, and they were still tight. The elastic at the top must be for a toddler. Had to cut the elastic 2 places at the top for about 3/8". Very disappointed in them. I need socks for "big" feet and proportional calves.

I bought a six-pack of these socks 5 years ago. They're still going strong. I wear them every weekend for hiking, jogging and general errand running. I also wear them during the week to hang around the house and to keep my feet warm at night. I just can't manage to wear these things out! Maybe next year I'll need to buy more. But then, I've been saying that for a few years now...

Great socks for the price, bought 1/2 dozen pairs and rotate through them, holding up well. Last Wigwams, the elastic gave out and they'd fall down, these are improved and have not shown any potential for stretching yet, after rotating 6 pairs over 10 months.

My husband loves these socks. They have been machine washed and dried and did not shrink at all.

These are the best socks ever. My hubby has used these to hunt (hike steep mountain goat areas even). Zappos, best deal. around!

I couldn't be more pleased with these socks. I'm 6'1" and 300lbs, and I'm on my feet most of my 12-14 hour workday, so I'm pretty rough on shoes and socks. The quality of these is amazing, and the 2 year comfort guarantee provides peace of mind. They fit true to size, feel like walking on deep pile carpet, and are very stylish for a hiking sock. Kudos to WigWam!

These are great socks at a good price. Candidly, socks at Walmart are cheaper, but they wear out faster, too. In general, I've found that all the various Wigwam Socks are excellent for wear and comfort. Plus, their selection is awesome. You can buy tall socks, short socks, heavy socks or lightweight socks, and socks that wick moisture away from your feet. These Hiking/Outdoor Pro socks are of medium length and medium weight. They are strong, and wear well. I hike every day, so I try and get the best. Wigwam socks are the best.

Haven't had these long but I think I like. Not as cushiony as I like but for temps above 60F these are probably more tolerable. These fit a bit more snugly than smart wool which for my narrow feet is good. With most socks I have sizing issues as I always seem to be between a Large and X-large. (If you're a 13 narrow you know what I mean.) I can't stand for my feet to be sliding around in my socks especially on a hike. I wish wigwam would make these in some lighter colors. A lighter grey or putty perhaps. Us guys with skinny legs look even dorkier in dark colored socks. That's my story and it's stickin' to me! Zappo's still #1.

Haven't had these long but I think I like. Not as cushiony as I like but for temps above 60F these are prob. more tolerable. These fit a bit more snugly than smart wool, which for my narrow feet is good. With most socks I have sizing issues as I always seem to be between a Large and X-large. (If you're a 13 narrow you know what I mean). I can't stand for my feet to be sliding around in my socks especially on a hike. I wish wigwam would make these in some lighter colors. A lighter grey or putty perhaps. Us guys with skinny legs look even dorkier in dark colored socks. That's my story and it's stickin' to me! Zappo's still #1.

These socks come in a very outdoorsy two-tone color scheme which are a nice departure from the more staid navy blue and gray Wigwam socks I've previously owned, they also seem a little bit softer and plush on my feet after a few hours on my feet. I think this is the designed intent and maintain material thickness for durability, but soften it for increased comfort, good thinking Wigwam.