Yomandamor Women's 5 Pairs Non-Binding Cotton Ankle Diabetic/Dress Socks with Seamless Toe and Cushion Sole

Searching a long time for socks for my hurting feet, 8WW, that would not bind, cramp, bother my toes etc on my neuropathy ridden feet, swollen ankles/ feet in summer. I have tried just about every brand/ store...you just get tired & send everyone home with their marbles. So, what the heck, bought these with the name I cannot pronounce. Hot doggy! The fit is non-constricting, NO binding marks at the top of my ankles, no toe jam & rubbing....they have a bit of padding. I hit the jackpot, baby. Kind of minor in the scheme of things in life with stuff going on & getting old & cranky. When you have good socks that feel soft & wonderful....you finally found shoes that fit small fat flat feet with arthritis.... honey, the world gets a bit brighter. It means a lot to me to have these socks. I will get some in black....wish they had purple! red!

I admit it - I'm super picky about socks. I want them to be soft, yet thin, and with limited seams. I also want them to fit without binding. And after reading the reviews for these socks, I thought for sure I'd found my dream socks. But I was sadly disappointed.These socks are very stretchy, which I know is a must for diabetic socks (and I had hoped would help with some of the swelling I have from an old injury). The thing is, they are TOO stretchy. And they're very bulky. These socks also tout their seams, but the toe seam is so thick and long. It just jams up in the toe of my shoe and makes these socks uncomfortable (at best) and unwearable (at worst), unless I'm wearing a pair of shoes that runs large on me. So they are almost totally useless for what I bought them for - which was to wear with my athletic shoes - since I only have one pair that is oversized enough for me to wear these socks.I guess I will eventually get my money's worth out of these because if nothing else, they are comfortable. And they really are non-binding, which makes them great to lounge and sleep in.For reference: I normally wear a women's size 7W to a size 8W shoe, and I bought the Sock Size: 9-11(Fits women's shoe size: 6-10), so these should've hit just right.

I also have the black ones. These are the most comfortable socks ever. I have larger ankles and tend to have problems with foot and ankle swelling. No matter how tender and poofy my feet get, these socks NEVER leave an imprint on my skin. I threw out all of my other socks and bought more of these.

I am very pleased with these socks. I do not have large feet. They are size 6 1/2. I can see how they would fit a size 10 person. They are very stretchy, but they also lay in place for my small feet and I love that they don't hurt my ankles. They also do not turn round and round on my feet like another brand I have tried.

Some band Imprint on legs after 1hr outing due to lots of leg swelling , generaly sitting they're great. Cotton is good and thick, no cheap feel. Ladies shoe size 9 fits very well, I'm 205lbs with a wide foot. 2nd buy now- they held up well! A bit thicker and not as ankle tight as mediped ( which are a good sock).

It is hard to find socks for my large 10 EE feet and these socks are perfect. I am diabetic and the tops are soft and do not bind.

These socks are awesome for my diabetic feet. I've tried other diabetic socks that caused more issues than I started with. The toe seams were stitched in a way that created knots at each side and would irritate my feet to a point I was unable to wear them. The seamless toe on these socks are perfect. These socks don't slip or bunch up in my shoes and have a nice snug fit and yet are not binding. I will be ordering more.

We bought several kinds of diabetic socks for mom who has a lot of leg swelling. These ones were by far the best and we bought another pack. The fabric stretches easily without resistance, even better than ones that claim they are extra large. (We did not want compression socks.) Since the sock stops at the ankle it fits even with extreme edema.