Farm to Feet Damascus Lightweight Crew Merino Wool Socks

Great socks.

These have become one of my go to socks. Pretty much wear wool all year round even in the hot summer days!

Im a firefighter and these socks are the best! I work 24 hour shifts and have my station boots on for 16 hours at minimum and these keep my feet dry and comfortable.

I’ve just received a pair of the extra large. I wear a size 12 shoe and love the extra roominess in the toe area of these socks. Most brands are tight in the toes even in the XL and these are perfect for me. I suspect I could wear a L but I’ll stick to the XL.These socks are the most comfortable I’ve tried. I’ve worn expensive wool socks for years but these are far superior in comfort. I believe the high wool content and targeted cushioning are a major plus. I hope these are more durable than the others I’ve worn also. I reviewed the company website and ordered 3 other pairs to try. I’m hoping to find a true summer weight with as much comfort.For those who complain about line drying wool socks, it’s a trade off. Either you eat industrial fast food or “slow” cooked nutritious meals, life is a series of choices we make depending on what we value most. I just happen to value the total comfort of my old feet! Hanging a couple of socks is a very small price to pay.

The wait for them to arrive was worth it. These are American-made socks, great fit and durability. The best!

Pretty comfy ! Would prefer less nylon and more wool.

the seller, Tech N Trenz, sent XL when I had ordered L. When I complained they blamed Amazon and said that they couldn't fill my order.Check the seller reviews carefully before you order.

I do a fair amount of hiking and long distance backpacking. I have used Darn Tough socks in the past and while they are very good, I still had a few blisters. I tried the F2F Damascus sock and they seem to fit me better and I don't get blisters. Of course there are a lot of factors that cause blisters but in my case nothing else changed but changing socks. Expensive but they seem to hold up pretty well. Too soon to determine how long they'll last before needing replacement. If you are on the fence about which size to buy, go smaller. My shoes are 9 1/2 - 10 and the Larges are too long in the foot. Mediums are perfect.