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For starters, there is no way that this sock can comfortably accommodate a man's foot size greater than US size 10. I believe it does Fruit of the Loom a disservice to advertise these with such a broad size range. These are probably a perfect size nine but work okay for up to a size 10. For anything over size 10 these cannot be a comfortable sock - there's just not enough material there.
As a work sock I do not find the cushioning superior to any other brand of non-work cotton crew sock I've tried. Instead of a mid-calf rise, which I find is typical of a crew-style sock, these only rise a little more than midway between mid-calf and ankle. In fact, I would say these have the lowest rise of any crew style stock I have ever purchased. They're higher than a quarter sock, like these Timberland Pro Men's 3 Pack Reinforced Heel Toe Work Quarter Sock by about two inches. This might not be bad for some guys as work socks, in my experience, are often not quite as high as basic cotton crew socks. Still, this is a bit low for my liking.
Usually when a sock is removed from its original packaging one notices a traditional and familiar sock shape to the garment, but that is less the case with these. Yes, there is a slight change to the shape of the sock where the Achilles heel area of the garment meets the leg portion, but not nearly as pronounced as one typically sees in a sock. In my view there is an overall feel and sense of low quality in terms of both construction and materials.
I am sorry to report my belief that this is inferior work sock. I really wanted to like these because I go through a lot of socks and this price here was great. I paid $10.79 for the six pack of white, large, 6-12. My purchase was in March of 2015.
For the past year I have been buying Timberland Pro work socks here on Amazon and took a chance on these Fruit of the Loom socks because of the great price. Looks like I'll be ordering the Timberland Pros again. The Timberland Pro's cost more, but the quality is much better and they're so much more comfortable over the course of a long day. That's worth the extra cost to me. Here's what I've been buying - Timberland Men's Pro Crew Cool Touch Blend 3 Pack Socks.
Other work socks I own that are superior in quality and that I would recommend to others as work socks include Wigwam Men's At Work DuraSole Work 2-Pack Crew Length Work Sock and Carhartt Men's Cotton 3 Pack Crew Work Socks.
Now for anyone who hung in for this I can tell you that the news here is not all bad. If you're looking to use this sock to wear around the house as a layer of warmth between your feet and the floor it is probably sufficient for that purpose. It has too high of a cotton percentage to qualify for review as an athletic sock so I wouldn't recommend it for that purpose. But where I think this sock excels is as a diabetic sock. There's not a lot of elastic compression on the rise of this sock. You would probably be fighting with it all day in terms of pulling it back up if you were to use this as a work sock. But that low compression is great for many men suffering from diabetes and that's exactly how I put these to use.
I gave these to a friend who suffers from diabetes and who has a shoe size of 10. He is really pleased with this sock. For his typical routine this sock doesn't get much more use than to protect his feet from getting too cold around the house and for otherwise serving as a layer of padding between his foot and shoe. They're great for this light use. He hasn't had any issues with the compression being too high as is often the case with cotton crew socks for those with diabetes. I believe if Fruit of the Loom advertised the size correctly and marketed these to the diabetic community they would find a new and appreciative market.
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