6 Pairs Merino Wool Ankle Running Hiking Socks Compression Support Breathable Thick Cushion No Show Socks for Women

These socks are super comfortable, breathable, and keep my feet dry all day. They have good cushioning without being too thick, and they stay in place with no slipping. Really happy with them! Read more

These socks are great. They are warm and comfortable. I wear size 9 and I ordered large. Fit perfectly Read more

These are the best winter socks I think I've ever found. I wear them every day (since the weather got cold) and had to oder more.. They are so soft and comfortable, and have the perfect amount of compression. LOVE them. They're marketed as 'running hiking' socks, and while I would not hesitate to wear them for those activities, I simply wear them every day with casual comfort shoes like Merrill and Dansko. And yes, I wear them with running shoes, but for errands. I wash them in cold water and hang to dry. I don't want to take the chance of them shrinking because they are PERFECT. Highly recommend. Read more

I bought the Anlisim Merino Wool Ankle Running Hiking socks in medium. I wear size 8 - 8.5 US women's size shoes. The socks are pretty good, but I do not consider them compression socks at all. They are also advertised as having a thick cushion. The cushion is not as thick as Kirkland (Costco) wool socks, but I am happy for that since I purchased these as a summer weight hiking sock. Out of the bag they were quite loose. After washing and drying on medium heat they tightened up enough that I am willing to keep them, but overall I am not especially impressed. If you want them for good compression, look elsewhere such as Sockwell - which are expensive but provide true compression and are worth the expense if you actually want true compression socks. I wore the Anlisim socks yesterday on a 12 mile, 2,500 foot elevation gain hike. Compared to Kirkland (Costco) and Darn Tough hiking socks, these feel quite fibrous which became a bit irritating on the bottom of the foot toward the end of a long hike. I am not certain how well the heel and toe areas these will hold up compared to Costco and Darn Tough socks. I was hoping these would be a nice substitute for Darn Toughs which I am trying to get away from b/c Darn Toughs are 100% synthetic (not to mention ridiculously expensive). Anlisim are thinner than Kirkland wool socks, making this brand better for summer hiking than Kirkland, but I will stick with Kirkland socks for cool and winter season activities because Kirkland are more comfortable (soft, non fibrous cushion underfoot), fit better, and hold up reasonably well in the toe and heel. For day-to-day wear Anlisim socks are fine, but I am not sure I will buy them again. Read more

These socks are little wonders. They keep your feet warm and cozy. The socks have a perfect fit and feel awesome. Read more

I bought my first set of these socks in March 2024. Here I am over a year and a half later back to order my next set. I have worn them almost daily for work outs (running, hiking, lifting) and they have held up very well. Most of them are still in great shape, but a few have started to get holes in them. They are very comfortable. I’m glad to see there are some new color choices this time! Read more

These socks are cushioning and comfortable. I use them for running and hiking. Highly recommend. I like the softness as well. Read more

I like these socks. They're quite comfortable, though we'll have to see how they hold up over time to running, and all my other abuses. The problem is that at least one of the socks, I just found, had a stitching problem where the end of the sock got stitched into the top seam. This created an uncomfortable bulge at the end of the sock, which rubs against the toes. Read more