Diabetic Crew Socks, Mens, Size 13-15, Black

I had tried several different web sites looking for the right product and the right price to fit my budget. Of course, I had no way of actually touching, feeling, or even visually inspectiing the items. But the visual, the picture, and the price convinced me to give them a try. I will be the first to testify that it met my specific needs. In other words..."they were a perfect fit". Being a type 2 diabetic for thirty years, I have only recently had foot problems and two of them are: 1) My feet have become real sensitive to the touch...2) My feet swell from water retention due to the diabetes. So, regular socks were too confining and the material felt rough. If I went to a larger size, then they would have the tendency to fall down around my ankles. These socks suit me just fine. They are comfortable and do not slip down my leg. And the price!! When compared to other diabetic socks at $6.00 or more per pair... "WHAT MORE CAN BE SAID?!" Thank you very much. In these times of financial crisis, it's refreshing to know that there is still a company out there that has a wholehearted concern for customer welfare and well being. [email protected]

So, I'm a senior citizen living on a fixed income and someone sells me a dozen pairs of nice, USA-made socks that fit me well for only $19. Am I appreciative? You bet I am!These are great socks, especially for the price. Size XL fits my shoe size 14 Narrow feet just fine. Uppers are loosely woven so as not to exert a lot of pressure on the leg (I'm not diabetic, but do have peripheral edema). Lowers are cushioned and comfortable, maybe not loaded with a lot of material, but good enough.Many thanks to Amazon, the manufacturer, and the seller for making these socks available.

IF you wear a size 12, but have a high instep, or wide feet, definitely go with the XL socks. They wont be loose at all. I've tried the LARGE size, but they're a bit tight, plus since your heel will pull more on the sock when you put the LARGE size on, your foot will wear thru the heel area faster. I have RSD, with hyperesthesia concentrated in my feet and shins, so I can't stand tight socks. I got some XL socks from Walmart, and took them back. They were so tight, I was literally in pain. These socks are almost all cotton too, something hard to find. (most cheap socks are 40-60% polyester.) Around the foot, the socks are thick, but not like boot socks. Finally, these socks are MADE IN THE USA. They even embroidered "USA" on the top of the sock, along the inside seam. I've worn this brand for 15 years. The only thing I can think to complain about, is that they are not easier to find. However, here they are. Stock up.

This is the second time I purchased these socks from Amazon. I had a doctor's (podiatrist) in the beginning of March (2016) for 9- week foot maintenance program. I discussed with him the changes since my last doctor's appointment and when I told him I now used these "crew" socks instead of the "low" cut socks he looked at them a little more carefully and smiled!My doctor was impressed at the quality of these socks, especially how the socks expanded on the upper sections to allow for "breathing" as well as comfort!!!Bottom line: My doctor told me these are exactly the type of socks I should be wearing, period!The price is also very competitive compared to socks costing 2- 3 times as much.

These socks have a looser weave and are much more comfortable to wear. It is winter here in the Northwest, so I put on a fresh pair after my morning shower and wear them to bed. When I get up during the night (bathroom breaks) I have noticed that they are slipping off me, a little to a lot.( I move a lot in my sleep) Kinda of irritating but not a deal breaker. I weight about 300+ lbs. I just read the "product description" and I have to agree each point is "right on". Over all I am very satisfied with this product and very satisfied that there is an outlet like Amazon. Otherwise I would have to put up with socks that were too tight, or spend money on a doctor to recommend some sort of special supply house to purchase this product.

Bought a package of these socks, all I can say is outstanding, these are the same socks that the VA gave me several months ago. They are comfortable and very sturdy. I will be ordering more of these in the near future.

I do not have diabetes but I do have circulation problems and wear a 12EEEE shoe size. These are the best fitting and most comfortable socks I have ever worn. The part above the ankle is a loose weave and stretchy material that leaves almost no mark on my calf even after sleeping in them. I am already thinking of buying some more [I always have trouble finding socks big enough].Another Amazon find for us folks who are - as an old friend used to say - "larger than life-size". ;-)UPDATE July 2016: I just received a new shipment of these socks, still my favorite, but the new batch says they are made in Pakistan, not the USA as before - and as pictured. I am posting a picture of the new socks' label along with a label from previous order.

jury is still out on these. not sure if these are made for the long haul but for the price who cares. are very soft to the touch. I routinely use a fuzz buster to remove lint balls that build up on my socks but be advised and DO NOT try to fuzz bust the upper parts of these socks that go up the leg. there are two different weaves in the sock material that are obvious but you cannot fuzz bust the upper part. it makes an instant hole that keeps on growing. it doesn't do that on the bottom part.have been using these for several months and the only complaint I have is that the toe seam needs to be sewn better and more uniformly. the material tends to bunch at the ends and makes a thick spot which can cause pressure at that point against the inside of the shoe causing pain to develop in the skin and tissue under that point. the socks can be stretched and the bunched material can be tucked under the hollow of the toes to avoid the development of pressure pain but that is not convenient. I have many other socks where the toe seam is no different thickness than the rest of the sock material so I know it can be done. company just needs to try harder.