womens Light Hiker Micro Crew Light Cushion Outdoors Equipment

I have tried so many women’s hiking socks it is hard to recall the brands. Smartwool, icebreaker, Helly Hansen and on the list gies. These socks are not cheap but they work. Be careful when selecting the weight of the wool. Some socks they make are for “light hiking” so tgey are great for spring and summer. Their heavy hiking socks work really well with a sturdy pull on boot. And their kneehigh socks - in the heavy weight- are do warm that I can wear them inside my Hunter Boots in the winter and tgey keep me toasty warm on the WEST coast. The socks wash beautifully in the washer and don’t shrink. I have socks from 5 yrs ago and they show no signs of wear. I wish Darn Tough woukd make mittens and gloves! I have yet to find a perfect pair of mitts. The Smartwool were too thin and developed holes in weeks. The icebreaker ones didn’t fit properly and were also not warm enogh. But at least I have found the perfect socks!

My wife likes these socks. They are comfortable and warm and fit perfectly.

Not only are Darn Tough socks the best socks I have ever had, they back up their product with a lifetime guarantee. I got these for my daughter-in-law as a gift, but between us both we have about 15-18 pairs and will buy more. Yes, there are socks out there that are almost as good, in fact they are good enough. Why buy the other "almost as good as" athat do not have a warranty?

I love Darn Tough socks. They are the only socks I wear (walking, hiking, etc). These are light but still cushioned. I love that they are backed with a lifetime guarantee too.

Very soft and comfortable. Was expecting them to make my feet hot and sweaty but they don't.