Far more padded and thick than most socks. Very, very comfortable but bulk could possibly cause an issue if your shoes are already snug. A pair or two has pilled and washed poorly. Oddly though, not all have done this despite consistency of how they were washed. Could be something we did, but I don't think so. Anyway, I recommend regardless.

Very good for working out

soft, comfy and feels like decent quality

Dislike that the socks are not low enough in the shoe to make truly NO SHOW

I have had this brand of sock before, but these off of Amazon turn on my feet during the day. I did not have this issue when I bought thise brand from Bed Bath and Beyond.

Being female with size 12 feet, finding comfortable, well-fitting socks that don't cost a ton of money and last longer than a few months is tough, but these seem to fit the bill. I didn't buy them for the added copper, and have no idea if that is why they feel good on my feet. I do know that they fit well, especially around the instep, and last. I've lost several pair to my son, who agrees that they're pretty good.

I like they way they fit but didn’t like the idea of having to pull them up after moving for a while.

These have become my favorite socks. They are well made, wear well and fit almost perfectly. Other than wishing the mid foot compression section was a little looser, these socks hit a home run. To be fair, my feet are more like paddles and are on loan from Sasquatch.

I purchase these Copper Fit ankle socks for my husband who is a runner. These were to replace old pairs he had favored from the past. I purchased the new pairs as by the photo on the ad was the same design as his old pairs. But when they arrived we notice the design was different. My husband tried the new design ones and said they fit and feel just like the old pairs did when they were new. So, in the future, we will be ordering them again. 4 stars because photo not same as actual ankle sock design.

Hardly any support. Have ordered these before and quality was much better. After washing several times they stretch way out. Walking across a carpet expect them to start slipping off your foot. I guss quantity means more money while less quality means they're get over it.