Anklet Toeless Non-Slip Grip Socks - Yoga, Barre, Pilates, Home & Leisure - 1 pair Size 5-9

I bought these for a totally different reason than what they were meant for! I work inside an amazon warehouse and my feet swell so my shoes are a little larger than I would normally wear. My regular socks slide around in my shoes and strangle my toes! I got these hoping it would give me some peace during my work day but they are WAY TOO TIGHT! I can’t imagine what a few more washes and dry cycles will do to them! They looked roomy in the picture above but what arrived sit far below my ankle and don’t leave any room to loosen them up at the toe! I have a size 9 foot! These must be for a size 6 or 7! I can pass them along but what a costly experience! Sorry but these things shouldn’t be that expensive!

I got these to try for summer wear around my house. I have chronic foot pain (arthritis, broken sesamoid bone) so I need to wear something like a pair of Crocs as a bare minimum to let me walk across our hard floors indoors. In the summer, regular socks are too hot. Without socks of some kind, however, I find the bare-foot-skin-in-shoe feeling almost unbearably unpleasant.So I tried yoga socks to see if my feet would feel a little cooler. I think they do, but I would love a pair of "socks" like this that are geared toward hot weather wear under a shoe!The grippy sole is unnecessary for my use, but I won't ding the socks for that as they seem appropriate for yoga use. I'm actually hoping the grip wears off as some reviewers have found, but they haven't after a couple of washes.The color of these is nice. I like the purple + coral/orange combo. Wearing them around my house, they go with some of my bright summer clothes, but style wasn't my main goal. Personally, if I were wearing them for yoga, I would prefer a flesh toned sock that disappears over any garish combination or pattern.The main thing I can tell others is that, if you have tiny little toes like I do, your smallest ones will tend to slip into the sock with wear. I thought this might happen, and it does. I've tried "5 toe socks" (much to my family's hilarity), and the empty space at the tips is downright silly. Better too big than too small, though, I guess. I've included photos to show what happens if I don't adjust the sock. (Half of my toes disappear inside.) I measure a size 7 (medium width), but my health issues (and orthotic inserts) mean I buy size 8-M ladies' shoes.My other photo shows how I can slide the sock material down and expose all the toes. These yoga socks will not stay in that position on my feet, however. Fortunately, the socks don't bind or pinch regardless of position.I'll keep searching for the sock I really need (if it even exists!), but this review reflects my opinion of these yoga socks AS YOGA SOCKS. They're worth a try, unless you wear a 7 or smaller and have much shorter outer toes and will be bothered by their lack of exposure/freedom.

I noticed others in my Pilates class wearing these socks and like they aren't so constricting as the other typical toeless socks are - with one hole for each toe. I went with the style that lands higher up on the ankle, since depending on the moves of the day, sometimes my other socks creep down off my feet and there can be lots of readjustments needed. I put them to the test this morning and what a difference! The fit is perfect and I went through my class with comfort and ease. As others mentioned, if I am in a hurry after class I can easily slip on my flip flops with the socks still on and get out of the studio. Purchased two pair and glad I did - excellent quality and fit - not to mention I like the colors/designs.

I use these specifically for higher level Pilates Reformer Classes where Classical teachers tend to prefer we have a touch of grip with our toes for certain movements. It's stylish, comfortable and provides the right amount of support for me. The separation of the roe and the other 4 toes takes getting used to (for me at least), so make sure you adjust them properly over your foot before beginning your sessions. Otherwise, solid quality socks and would buy again!

Wanted these to work because they are cute and cheaper than ToeSox but for some reason the opening for the big toe was a little tight and uncomfortable. Maybe my toes are chubby and if you have thin toes they will work better for you. Also, not sure if I like all the looseness around all the other toes at least I am not used to it when I do Pilates so it might take some getting used to.

These socks are amazing! I love them. I like to put on socks at night after putting on my foot cream and I prefer to have my toes uncovered. These work perfectly. They are exactly as pictured and fit exactly as pictured - like socks with the toes out.

I need freedom for my toes without having all the bulk between them for Pilates and especially when doing planks. The fit is great, they are easy to put on and stay put.

I have tried several different styles of socks for Pilates and Barre classes. So far these are my favorites. They are comfortable and stay on my feet during exercise. I am hoping the bottom grips last a long time.

Disappointing, cheap, thin, nasty fabric. Colour not as shown, the pale pink is not a pretty baby pink but a hideous flesh tone. My feet are size UK 7, and they did fit, I had worried they would be tight, this was only the case at the big toe hole which was a little uncomfortable.However, as I have found in the past with similar footwear, as soon as you get into a standing yoga pose and press down with your feet, say in Warrior 1, the fabric simply slips around the whole foot and does not hold, really quite hopeless, goodness knows how easily this would occur in smaller sized feet which would not be taking up the space of my large flippers.As a side thought, I had thought they might offer a little heat during this really cold spell in Scotland to keep my tootsies cosy when doing my daily yoga practice, but the fabric is very thin and see-through. In the end, I bought a new yoga mat by Liforme instead & returned these.

They fit well, aren't too warm and are really grippy, but not too grippy! The only down side is that the necessary stitcjing to create a hole for the big toe and then the rest of the toes (otherwis eyour foot would just slide out the front!) Can move backwards and feel a bit like it's cutting in so needs adjusting a few times.

The divided toe design does not suit me, but the non slip sole is effective.

I think they are a little expensive for what they are. They are for a gift so can't comment on comfort.

So they are ok , average pair of yoga socks but value for the money .. no