Men's Five Finger Toe Socks Cotton Crew Casual Colorful Patterned 5 / 6 Pairs

I would have waited to give a fuller review, but the seller has sent two emails in two days requesting a review, so based on my very limited experience, here is what I think...They are slightly shorter than expected, but the toes are a bit longer and bigger than other toe socks. I think I have fairly normal feet, (Mens size 12) but the toes of these socks are relatively large. The seams are not all straight, but it does not feel noticible when wearing them. After working 10 hours of a 12 hour shift, I have had to pull them up several times. I own several types of toe socks, and these are deffinently the least liked.I was very hopefull for these because there are a very limited amount of crew toe socks available for men, but I will keep looking.Update: At the request of the seller, I am updating my review. I believe the three stars to still be accurate, the only thing I can add is that after washing once or twice, they seem to be holding up okay. If the seller, who sent an email requesting a better review, makes a better product, I can give a better review; but at this point, a three star review is all that I can offer based on quality of product compared to the cost.

Women’s socks are rarely long enough for my size 10.5 (Keen Whisper sandals), narrow feet. Subsequently, I’ve experienced significant irritation at the base of my toes from too-small socks desperately stretching to cover my too-long foot. After an hour of aerobic dance, I couldn’t wait to rip them off. Enough of that. So, I ordered these joyful, colorful men’s socks; hoping they might reduce the pressure on my toes. SCORE. I can comfortably wear these not only for two hours of aerobic dance, but also all day and all night. I’m thrilled! It is important to note, I dance for 2-ish hours on unpolished concrete. The socks in the photos have been danced in and washed at least five times. From my perspective, they are wearing much better than I anticipated.Although other reviewers have complained about the seams around each toe, these very seams increase my comfort. I do not find them irritating. It feels like the slight twist of the seam across the toe prevents irritation between my toes. These are dramatically more comfortable than the women's toe socks I was previously wearing. See my photos for visual fit indications. My personal appraisal identifies one misfit— my pinky toes are shorter than the sock’s pinky toes. I can cope.These socks are so much fun to wear—color and pattern make me smile. My ill-fitting, “women’s” toe socks have been donated. And, dancing has never been more comfortable :-D

The socks look fabulous, and are very comfortable to wear - while they lasted. And that wasn't long. I bought a total of 10 pairs of this sock (also in a different style) and wore them intermixed with my existing socks; i wore them with shoes, slippers, and on carpet - but just as the return window closed (about a month) the first one had a hole, and over the next few weeks, the other socks wore extremely thin as well and ultimately ripped. They look like i wore them outside on the street without shoes. I have four socks left without holes (three for the left and one for the right foot). I estimate that each pair lasted for about 4 or 5 days of wearing before they started to disintegrate. This is very disappointing, because i really like the style :-(

I bought this Ubumo 6-pack to compare them to 2 pairs of Injinji toe socks, which cost 4-5 times as much per pair. Surprisingly, I found that each brand is excellent for its price category. For the $3.13 per pair I paid for these cotton Ubumo's, they feel good, wear well, and I love the colors. The Injinji's are made of more expensive synthetic material that is softer, smoother, pulls on easier, and feels more luxurious to wear. So if you don't mind paying $12-16 per pair, Injinji is well worth the price. But if the price does matter, this Ubumo 6-pack gets pretty close, and gave me more for my dollar.

The color of the socks is great--really fun. They are comfortable. I really like them. I shared some with my son and he also likes them. The only negative is the stitching on the toes. It often looks twisted because of the way the socks were sewn. I'm not sure it's a big deal but my son has another brand of toe socks and says those never look like this.

I was trying to figure out what was off about these socks and I figured it out. It’s a couple of things.First, each toe appears to be the correct length and proportion. However, each toe is stitched to the ball of the foot at the same distance from the heel. If your foot’s like mine then the pinky toe (5) is the closest to the heel followed by toes 4,1, 2 then 3. So when putting on the socks, once the middle toe is all the way on the rest of the piggies need to be pulled into place. No biggie, right. But then when I walk around in just the socks, the sock wants to go back to being straight and my pinky-toe constantly wants to pop out.The second issue for me is the toe spread. If you spread the toes out so that the fabric of each to is flat then each toe seems to lay at about a 100° angle from the previous toe. The big toe sticks straight out from the tube where the rest of the foot is cut and the pinky toe pinky toe points out at about a 45° angle, no prob. But this leaves extra fabric bunched beneath and between each toe. It’s like constantly walking onto something unexpectedly quishy.

Mens toe socks can be hard to come by. I've bought several different kinds that I've seen come up online unless they are overly expensive. These are not just the best toe socks that I've purchased, but also some of the best socks I've ever owned. The fabric is soft and durable. The color is vibrant at 1st and holds up better than expected. The fit is ideal (no seams rub my feet and the heel stays in place. My feet are slightly hobbitish (broad and tall). As a rule I don't leave 5 star reviews because I don't take 5 star or 1 star reviews seriously, but these are a 5* product.