It's ridiculous they call them "wool socks" when they are only 40% wool at most. Since they are 58% nylon, the socks should be labeled as nylon socks. I have other socks that are thinner and 80% wool. Socks should be more wool than anything else to be labeled as wool.
Or to run with their reference to minor percentage materials being used to say what kind they are, why not call them rubber socks, for the elastic in them? I meN, hey - why just pull a *little* wool over our eyes on product content claims?
@@gregtaylor4255 humans don't speak this way. Marketers talk this way. Keep your "stealth marketing"out of my eyeballs or so help me I'll have you audited by the IRS.
@@HentaiWarhol it's not marketing but making the consumer aware of a product that contains a specific allergen. There's often hardly any juice in what's commonly referred to as "juice", that's marketing and I'm not advocating that but in the instance of a common allergy such as wool, then it should be in the title. It is, and wool socks are made of wool, like wool blend socks are partially wool.
@@gregtaylor4255 no it's marketing, just tied in with FDA policy which is marketing as they're exclusively funded by those they "oversee". Could just label them as they once did, contents front and center, raised note saying "contains____".
Heavyweight cotton socks with reinforced heel and toe, helped my feet survive Navy issue boots. I believe they were Carhartt but it's been about 35 years. If you've got something better, more power to you but good cotton socks are/were very affordable and comfortable.
I've been wearing Merino wool socks for 20 years and give some to my postal carriers. They wear them all the time and so do I. They wear well even in the summer but feel especially nice during winter cold months. I still keep a few cotton socks around but not as many as my Merino wool socks. 🙋♀️🥰
These are mostly nylon, 58%. Plus there's 6% elastic. That leaves 1/3 of these socks being made of wool. Me and my socks: -Put cotton socks under 100% wool socks, while wearing boots, any time of the year. Both fabrics are super breathable, for wearing in less breathable boots. It's the boots that ultimately keep the smell around. -If wearing sneakers, wool socks are not needed. Usually wear whatever blend of ankle socks. Sneakers are made to be breathable enough, that most socks breath easily in them. -Wear sandles as long as weather permits. -Shoes require dress socks.
@@preetamsingh8575I buy Motely Wollens, I used to wear a company called Duray. They aren't hard to find, check any store dedicated to workwear. If not those brands, they should have at least one brand of 100% wool socks.
@Preetam Singh Etsy has a lot of good wool socks, I work outdoors all year so they gotta be durable and 100% wool or I'm not fuckin with em. I think the sellers name was NomadCulture
@@jacktreeger5676 you think having to hide your little tootsies is manly? 😂 Um ahem, all right; explain. After that; Keep your "stealth marketing" out of my eyeballs.
Well I don’t run and I find cotton to be way more comfortable than wool. I can wear cotton all day but with wool my feet feel clammy after a couple of hours and I can’t wait to get to get them off.
Clammy is the perfect description for wool socks. Fix that problem and they would have a winner. Today companies can soften the wool considerably better and more consistently than in the past. So they really only need to fix the sweat issue which leads to clamminess. That might be quite difficult, but wool socks vary considerably in how much clamminess is created.
I instantly say "NO" when encountering misleading marketing techniques, especially with multiple misleading claims! Take the hint Grip! Just lable them what they actually are, a wool blend.
I don't run. But I bought a pair just for something different after finding out there are better socks then cotton ones. These have been my favorite ever since and I have at least one pair of almost every style. They are worth the money!
i've got 8 pairs of GRIP6 socks. i really do like these socks. it ruins my morning if the week's laundry hasn't been done and i have to wear something else that day. :)
I bought six pairs of grip six socks and I can safely say that after over a year of continuous wear not only are there no holes in the socks but they have kept my feet dry and comfortable in both winter and summer. The only problem I have is with them shrinking and constricting my blood flow, but as a veteran who almost lost both feet the socks for me are clearly superior to white cotton socks.
I've worn Grip6 socks for quite some time now. I have seen no degradation in them and they are as comfortable as the day that I got them. They stay up well and are still fresh after several days of rucking in them. You won't find a better sock out there.
It’s not even abt whether they’re good socks now. People are tired of the lies and the entire ad is based off of lies abt cotton. Too bad they didn’t just stick to what was good abt their own product. I might’ve tried it out but now I know I can’t trust this company or the people who support it.
@@ladivamp You’ve not tried them, but somehow determined that they’re lying? Good job with that. Don’t want to try them, then don’t. You’ll be the one missing out.
@@SharpsShtr when do you cash your next cheque? And if you're not getting paid, maybe swallow before commenting. Cause your socks might not wear out, but at the rate you're going, the knees in your pants will..
I love these socks and have put my cottons in the reserve section when i run out of these wool. These do not itch, the do not make your feet sweat (mine do terribly with cotton), and make your feet smell 80% better if you have stinky feet. So much better then cotton or your normal wool socks. These arent your typical wool socks... they are a blend of different materials, wool being one of them and others to aid in being stretchy and soft. I wear these uear round and my feet are never hot, cold, or sweaty(stinky) anymore. Literally the perfect sock. Also lifetime warranty too so no more buying socks every 6 to 8 months due to holes
I'm so glad that someone is finally taking on the decades-long stranglehold that cotton socks have had on the hosiery industry. Thank you Grip 6 for having the courage to stand against the cotton sock power-elite.
Yes cotton absorbs sweat and wool holds it and just keeps getting wetter and then The feet begin to freeze piss poor socks there ok to lounge in but for everyday winter work outside nope not good socks
Need a wide toe box sock so my toes don’t become deformed again. These are just as bad as Nike’s in scrunching the toes creating all sorts of physiological issues.
I have been buying quality socks from the NE for many yrs and love their socks. They offer a lifetime guarantee on their socks as well. Ive never needed their guarantee offer. I did wear one pr out and felt I got my value and would have felt guilty asking for new free replacements. They also dont attempt marketing use of words to their advantage where I feel Group 6 does. I can imagine a new company wanting to offer pretty much the same sock at pretty much the same price but I never did really respect copycats stepping on toes. Now if one company is way overcharging and the new company steps in at a lower price then I re-evaluate. But, Group 6 isnt offering me anything I havent been receiving for 10-15 yrs. I will stick to my Darn Tough and all they have been offering me
What if you're allergic to wool? My body will react to the tiniest fiber of wool. In the fall I can tell instantly when a store has put out any wool clothing.
No cotton socks are not bad I have to be on my feet for 12 hr shifts that require a lot of walking cotton is far more comfortable and cooler than wool.
Wool socks have changed my life. Well, changed the way my feet feel at least. My wife bought me some redhead wool boot socks, several Christmass ago. I said I will try them until my feet get too hot. I had to ask for some more this past Christmas because I started to wear a hole in them.
My socks are made from a special blend of stealth and darkness. They may only be purchased from the shadow realm during the blood moon. The price for a pair is the fear and terror of your enemies.
yeah man, been working in a foundry for 11 years in steel toe boots.. aint nothing but undyed cotton socks for me. theyre comfortable and easy on the skin
Never seen a twenty value pack, Tired of getting cheap socks that say fits up to size 12, I wear a size 11 and socks are usually made in another country and even when stretched are really a size 10. Hard to find good comfortable socks without the high price tag.
Cotton socks are the most comfy, no arguing with that period. Wool socks, REAL wool (90% wool) are the best insulators, but regardless of what ANYONE says, they are not as comfortable, still itchy and they stink. Anyone tells you differently, they dont know what they are ralking about and need to spend more time afield acquiring experience. Darn Tough are the best, and have a lifetime warranty.
@@thedillestpickle Tell you what.....ruck from Adbali, Kuwait to Nasiriyah, Iraq, then let me know what you think. Spend some time in the field before commenting. The ignorance of people who reply to comments on boobtube never ceases to amaze me.
@@rvierra7235 Yea I've never walked a long distance in my life right? I don't need to justify my opinions to you. Don't know who you are, you don't know who I am. You're on youtube comments on an offensive attacking people's opinions on wool socks. Big deal.
I much prefer a good cotton, silk and/or bamboo sock for comfy, healthy, odor-free feet! If in cold or wet weather, or hiking/trekking, I do top them with a good wool sock accordingly! No excess nylon or other synthetics for me!
Cotton socks are good. Mine never become scratchy or frazzled. I buy diabetic cotton socks because my feet hurt constantly. The cotton feels.oh so good. Wool is what I wear in winter.
Tired of buying cheap socks that say fits up to size 12, I wear a size 11 and socks are usually made in another country and even when stretched are really a size 10. Hard to find good comfortable socks without the high price tag
Lmao the sheer amount of paid comments is crazy. I'll never buy a product that has to pay people for comments. Just scroll through the comments and see all the "GRIP6" comments.
Multi blend socks are the way to go. Start wearing two socks, and once you adjust to it, you will love it. Especially for those of us with falling arches.
Start doing a morning run or jog, and try/practice running exclusively on your toes. That will help with your arches, if you combine it with a stop watch, so you can note how long it takes to fail/get tired, your progress will accelerate by at least 20%. There's another fix that most don't have the style for(that's not a judgement, it just is what it is). But you can get cheap platforms that are basically the old "big shoe" to treat fallen/falling arches, from goth shoe companies. I found a pair of demonia shoes in a thrift store near my old job in my very early 20s. I don't mind the look much as I often have tendency to look like a punk rock Mickey mouse or something like that, lol I'm weird. I get most people wouldn't want to be caught dead in what are goth platforms, but it's a decent lower-budget option for treatment. Don't rub in them or turn on the heel or stuff like that tho, they're usually pretty cheap. And don't buy Chinese knock offs from Ali either, they'll be too narrow and not have the right arch.
Oh my point, I had 80% fallen arches when I picked those shoes up and I generally suffer from sometimes serious compression issues, I'd literally gained a half inch in real height and for the first time ever had an arch on the outside of my feet after like 2 months or a little less of wearing those chunky shoes. I recommend a good school uniform style blazer if you can't imagine how to deal with such an accessory.
Falling arches? Grab an old glass coke bottle and sit down in a chair. Remove all footwear and start rolling your feet on top of bottle over your sagging arches using a bit of pressure. Keep exercising your feet on bottle over and over daily. I know this helps restore your tired arches. I was 9 when my mom noticed I had flat feet. She took me to a foot specialist and this was one of the exercises I did for a long time. The other one was using a towel on the floor sitting down on same chair and using your feet / toes to pull towel under towards you till you have completely brought it all towards you. Do that 10 time daily. After several months of these exercises I no longer had FLAT FEET. It sucked for a girl to have flat feet in beautiful shoes. When I walk in water bare foot and walk on sidewalk I see I actually now have an arch as before my feet were flat as a board. 🙋♀️🥰
How legit is the lifetime warranty? I go through a 6 pack of socks like this every couple years. It would be great if they actually do replace them when I wear them out. And yes I am talking about Merino wool socks that cost $20+ per pair.
If these are 57% nylon wouldn't that make them nylon socks not wool, and how when listing the materials do you not start with the highest amount first?
There's another brand out there that makes an incredible wool sock. He also started Smartwool and sold the company, then later started Point6 with a better strand of wool. Why would you name your company Grip6?
Lol hes right.... I spend like 300$+ onmy work boots but buy cheap ass socks. I wont wear wool in the summer i only wear them in winter if im outside. And most people dont even know that their socks are not wool. So many people buy thick bs socks and think its wool after not even reading the ingredients. Wool is the only thing that will maintain your body heat when wet so why would i buy a pair of 90% cotton 10% or spandex when ima be out in the cold. I do buy decent wool 1s (atleast 90%) but never heard of these.will give a try
I love them, my feet are very happy in work boots all day and yes i wear them around the house. I even recently wore them on a 95 degree day while touring Fort McHenry and my feet were not hot. Expensive? Maybe, but worth it.
I don't have any problems with my cotton socks and I don't wear socks in the house, the last time I did I slipped on the kitchen floor and fractured my hip and had a hip replacement...
Cotton socks are the best. If you buy them in six packs you are probably looking at sub-par. Sure good cotton socks are very difficult to find but so aren't good wool socks. I have tried wool socks many times and find cotton 110% superior. I have cotton socks i have had and worn for years. Wool socks never wear more than once.
your socks are not wool, from your page in the link, " 54% Wool, 40% Nylon, 6% Elastic". I can get cotton sock blends that stay comfortable, last almost forever at a third of the price. I used to buy wool socks far less a blend than yours, but cannot find them anywhere.
Have worn smart wool year round long time,,hiking or just everyday being feet..would rather support small company...2 concerns do not like nylon, smart wool has some cotton, works for me..sizing..amazing femsil..size 6 shoe..would they fit??? Smart wool my feet do not sweat..hiking long periods..
Fabric softener is really a bad term. They should call it what it really is and says on the bottle: fabric conditioner. A conditioner simply slightly moisturizes a fiber so that it can remain strong and durable. A dry fiber is more susceptible to micro cuts and scrapes. These micro cuts and scrapes leads to a break down in the material. The result is the cotton becomes brittle and scratcy and a lot of the good material ends up in the lint trap or in the bottom of your shoe.
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It's ridiculous they call them "wool socks" when they are only 40% wool at most. Since they are 58% nylon, the socks should be labeled as nylon socks. I have other socks that are thinner and 80% wool. Socks should be more wool than anything else to be labeled as wool.
Or to run with their reference to minor percentage materials being used to say what kind they are, why not call them rubber socks, for the elastic in them? I meN, hey - why just pull a *little* wool over our eyes on product content claims?
They're called wool socks because wool is an allergen, they contain wool.
@@gregtaylor4255 humans don't speak this way. Marketers talk this way. Keep your "stealth marketing"out of my eyeballs or so help me I'll have you audited by the IRS.
@@HentaiWarhol it's not marketing but making the consumer aware of a product that contains a specific allergen. There's often hardly any juice in what's commonly referred to as "juice", that's marketing and I'm not advocating that but in the instance of a common allergy such as wool, then it should be in the title. It is, and wool socks are made of wool, like wool blend socks are partially wool.
@@gregtaylor4255 no it's marketing, just tied in with FDA policy which is marketing as they're exclusively funded by those they "oversee". Could just label them as they once did, contents front and center, raised note saying "contains____".
Heavyweight cotton socks with reinforced heel and toe, helped my feet survive Navy issue boots. I believe they were Carhartt but it's been about 35 years. If you've got something better, more power to you but good cotton socks are/were very affordable and comfortable.
I've been wearing Merino wool socks for 20 years and give some to my postal carriers. They wear them all the time and so do I. They wear well even in the summer but feel especially nice during winter cold months. I still keep a few cotton socks around but not as many as my Merino wool socks. 🙋♀️🥰
I've found waterproof socks are perfect, as a mail carrier
To each his own!
@@mel63613 DITTO...🙋♀️🐇✝️🥰
These are mostly nylon, 58%. Plus there's 6% elastic. That leaves 1/3 of these socks being made of wool.
Me and my socks:
-Put cotton socks under 100% wool socks, while wearing boots, any time of the year. Both fabrics are super breathable, for wearing in less breathable boots. It's the boots that ultimately keep the smell around.
-If wearing sneakers, wool socks are not needed. Usually wear whatever blend of ankle socks. Sneakers are made to be breathable enough, that most socks breath easily in them.
-Wear sandles as long as weather permits.
-Shoes require dress socks.
Where do you get 100% wool socks from?
@@preetamsingh8575I buy Motely Wollens, I used to wear a company called Duray. They aren't hard to find, check any store dedicated to workwear. If not those brands, they should have at least one brand of 100% wool socks.
@Preetam Singh Etsy has a lot of good wool socks, I work outdoors all year so they gotta be durable and 100% wool or I'm not fuckin with em. I think the sellers name was NomadCulture
Maybe you can walk around in sandals but for us real men sandals won't work and I think that's who the ad was aimed at. Just saying
@@jacktreeger5676 you think having to hide your little tootsies is manly? 😂 Um ahem, all right; explain.
After that; Keep your "stealth marketing" out of my eyeballs.
Well I don’t run and I find cotton to be way more comfortable than wool. I can wear cotton all day but with wool my feet feel clammy after a couple of hours and I can’t wait to get to get them off.
Thank you!
What ever he says, all I know is that ball toe is present
Clammy is the perfect description for wool socks. Fix that problem and they would have a winner.
Today companies can soften the wool considerably better and more consistently than in the past. So they really only need to fix the sweat issue which leads to clamminess. That might be quite difficult, but wool socks vary considerably in how much clamminess is created.
Darn tough socks are the way to go
@@gooser__43 these socks they are selling, are only 36% wool. Mostly they are made of nylon, at 58%.
My cotton socks feel great I have no problems with them at all
Cotton all day, everyday.
My husband loves wool though.
I instantly say "NO" when encountering misleading marketing techniques, especially with multiple misleading claims!
Take the hint Grip!
Just lable them what they actually are, a wool blend.
They have several of those misleading marketing quotes. I said no as well
I used my 'wool socks' to make sweaters for my Chihuahua!
So nylon stockings... I mean nylon socks with wool lint?
I don't run. But I bought a pair just for something different after finding out there are better socks then cotton ones. These have been my favorite ever since and I have at least one pair of almost every style. They are worth the money!
I love my grip6 socks. Great for running and riding. The designs are cool too, not just a white or black crew.
i've got 8 pairs of GRIP6 socks. i really do like these socks. it ruins my morning if the week's laundry hasn't been done and i have to wear something else that day. :)
The best wool socks were made by :
1- Fox RIver Mills
2- Wig-Wam Mills
🤣 Is it me? The spokesman looks like Frankie Muniz from Malcom In Middle, aged well version.
I bought six pairs of grip six socks and I can safely say that after over a year of continuous wear not only are there no holes in the socks but they have kept my feet dry and comfortable in both winter and summer. The only problem I have is with them shrinking and constricting my blood flow, but as a veteran who almost lost both feet the socks for me are clearly superior to white cotton socks.
Seems like they will replace them
I've worn Grip6 socks for quite some time now. I have seen no degradation in them and they are as comfortable as the day that I got them. They stay up well and are still fresh after several days of rucking in them. You won't find a better sock out there.
Gross! You wear your socks for several days? No wonder you can wear anything Your Feet Are DEAD!☠🤮
@@robertmcwhinney4596 My feet are fine. Stretch your experiences a bit.
It’s not even abt whether they’re good socks now. People are tired of the lies and the entire ad is based off of lies abt cotton. Too bad they didn’t just stick to what was good abt their own product. I might’ve tried it out but now I know I can’t trust this company or the people who support it.
@@ladivamp You’ve not tried them, but somehow determined that they’re lying? Good job with that. Don’t want to try them, then don’t. You’ll be the one missing out.
@@SharpsShtr when do you cash your next cheque?
And if you're not getting paid, maybe swallow before commenting.
Cause your socks might not wear out, but at the rate you're going, the knees in your pants will..
I love these socks and have put my cottons in the reserve section when i run out of these wool.
These do not itch, the do not make your feet sweat (mine do terribly with cotton), and make your feet smell 80% better if you have stinky feet. So much better then cotton or your normal wool socks.
These arent your typical wool socks... they are a blend of different materials, wool being one of them and others to aid in being stretchy and soft.
I wear these uear round and my feet are never hot, cold, or sweaty(stinky) anymore. Literally the perfect sock. Also lifetime warranty too so no more buying socks every 6 to 8 months due to holes
I dont wear anything under 80% cotton.. higher polyester percentage make my f feet feel like they're in wonder bread bags ..
Cotton socks are wonderful!
and not made from chemicals
The key is never put your wool in the dryer
I'm so glad that someone is finally taking on the decades-long stranglehold that cotton socks have had on the hosiery industry. Thank you Grip 6 for having the courage to stand against the cotton sock power-elite.
Another paid stooge no doubt.
Best socks ever!!!! I am in love with mine and had to order more!
High quality cotton socks are great. 3 packs of sports socks are not that. Cotton has its purpose.
Yes cotton absorbs sweat and wool holds it and just keeps getting wetter and then The feet begin to freeze piss poor socks there ok to lounge in but for everyday winter work outside nope not good socks
Gotta Wear cotton then the wool socks over the top of cotton
Need a wide toe box sock so my toes don’t become deformed again. These are just as bad as Nike’s in scrunching the toes creating all sorts of physiological issues.
I can't wear wool. It makes me itch and I get a rash!!!
I'd never felt the urge to tell a commercial "Sir, this is a Wendy's" before today
How do you keep moths from eating them?
“The free replacements for life killed us.” Lol
Also, as others mentioned these socks are not 100% wool.. click bait merchandise.
Red Head had wool socks with lifetime warranty. They were awesome until they canceled the lifetime warranty.
*Best biking socks, hands down!*
I have been buying quality socks from the NE for many yrs and love their socks. They offer a lifetime guarantee on their socks as well. Ive never needed their guarantee offer. I did wear one pr out and felt I got my value and would have felt guilty asking for new free replacements. They also dont attempt marketing use of words to their advantage where I feel Group 6 does. I can imagine a new company wanting to offer pretty much the same sock at pretty much the same price but I never did really respect copycats stepping on toes. Now if one company is way overcharging and the new company steps in at a lower price then I re-evaluate. But, Group 6 isnt offering me anything I havent been receiving for 10-15 yrs. I will stick to my Darn Tough and all they have been offering me
What are NE socks , do you have a link ?
What if you're allergic to wool? My body will react to the tiniest fiber of wool. In the fall I can tell instantly when a store has put out any wool clothing.
I have the same problem!!
I have 8 pairs. I've been wearing these socks for almost a year. Best socks on the planet!
I've been wearing cotton socks forever ... no scratchyness , super comfortable....
Wool socks suck for me. Irritates them. I love Cotton. 👍🥳
I love my 100% wool socks. Does Grip6 have any 100% wool socks?
Sorry ill have to pass on all that nylon mixed with a little wool.
No, cotton socks do not get "scratchy" after the first wear.
Yes they do dork!
@@G-NutZ No,....they don't dork. 🥳
@@wallnut6666 no one calls me a dork! Get some proper socks 🧦
@@G-NutZ Ooooh hubba hubba, lol. Call someone a dork, you gonna get called a dork back. derrrp. Getcha some good ol cotton socks fool.
Yeah he a propagandist. Wool make me itch. Cotton blend works for me
I crack up every time I hear this hobbit say "stuck in a cycle of cotton socks"
No cotton socks are not bad I have to be on my feet for 12 hr shifts that require a lot of walking cotton is far more comfortable and cooler than wool.
Wool socks have changed my life. Well, changed the way my feet feel at least.
My wife bought me some redhead wool boot socks, several Christmass ago. I said I will try them until my feet get too hot.
I had to ask for some more this past Christmas because I started to wear a hole in them.
My socks are made from a special blend of stealth and darkness. They may only be purchased from the shadow realm during the blood moon. The price for a pair is the fear and terror of your enemies.
I wear Merino wool socks year-round , from Wigwam in Sheboygan WI.
My eight pack of Grip6 crew socks just arrived. Time for a wash.
yeah man, been working in a foundry for 11 years in steel toe boots.. aint nothing but undyed cotton socks for me. theyre comfortable and easy on the skin
I'm more then satisfied with my 20 pair value pack from Walmart that last years
never tried these but yeah imagine having to pay over a hundred dollars for a weeks worth.
Never seen a twenty value pack, Tired of getting cheap socks that say fits up to size 12, I wear a size 11 and socks are usually made in another country and even when stretched are really a size 10. Hard to find good comfortable socks without the high price tag.
@@TruePatriot-o1w I'm not your girlfriend
I have had a wool sweater. It was a great drawer liner. Lousy, rough, itchy piece of clothing, though.
My colour is out. I'll check back at a later date.
Is the sock fit same men and women?
Is this David Eigenberg? Looks so much alike.
Cotton socks are the most comfy, no arguing with that period. Wool socks, REAL wool (90% wool) are the best insulators, but regardless of what ANYONE says, they are not as comfortable, still itchy and they stink. Anyone tells you differently, they dont know what they are ralking about and need to spend more time afield acquiring experience. Darn Tough are the best, and have a lifetime warranty.
Wrong, but thanks for your opinion.
@@thedillestpickle Tell you what.....ruck from Adbali, Kuwait to Nasiriyah, Iraq, then let me know what you think. Spend some time in the field before commenting. The ignorance of people who reply to comments on boobtube never ceases to amaze me.
@@rvierra7235 Yea I've never walked a long distance in my life right? I don't need to justify my opinions to you. Don't know who you are, you don't know who I am. You're on youtube comments on an offensive attacking people's opinions on wool socks. Big deal.
I much prefer a good cotton, silk and/or bamboo sock for comfy, healthy, odor-free feet! If in cold or wet weather, or hiking/trekking, I do top them with a good wool sock accordingly!
No excess nylon or other synthetics for me!
Cotton socks are good. Mine never become scratchy or frazzled. I buy diabetic cotton socks because my feet hurt constantly. The cotton feels.oh so good. Wool is what I wear in winter.
Tired of buying cheap socks that say fits up to size 12, I wear a size 11 and socks are usually made in another country and even when stretched are really a size 10. Hard to find good comfortable socks without the high price tag
Lmao the sheer amount of paid comments is crazy. I'll never buy a product that has to pay people for comments. Just scroll through the comments and see all the "GRIP6" comments.
$20 for one pair of socks is a little steep
Made in usa not in China so worth every penny.
As any other product, "Return after 30 days" so we can earn interest on your money before refunding it.
Multi blend socks are the way to go. Start wearing two socks, and once you adjust to it, you will love it.
Especially for those of us with falling arches.
Start doing a morning run or jog, and try/practice running exclusively on your toes. That will help with your arches, if you combine it with a stop watch, so you can note how long it takes to fail/get tired, your progress will accelerate by at least 20%. There's another fix that most don't have the style for(that's not a judgement, it just is what it is). But you can get cheap platforms that are basically the old "big shoe" to treat fallen/falling arches, from goth shoe companies. I found a pair of demonia shoes in a thrift store near my old job in my very early 20s. I don't mind the look much as I often have tendency to look like a punk rock Mickey mouse or something like that, lol I'm weird. I get most people wouldn't want to be caught dead in what are goth platforms, but it's a decent lower-budget option for treatment. Don't rub in them or turn on the heel or stuff like that tho, they're usually pretty cheap. And don't buy Chinese knock offs from Ali either, they'll be too narrow and not have the right arch.
Oh my point, I had 80% fallen arches when I picked those shoes up and I generally suffer from sometimes serious compression issues, I'd literally gained a half inch in real height and for the first time ever had an arch on the outside of my feet after like 2 months or a little less of wearing those chunky shoes. I recommend a good school uniform style blazer if you can't imagine how to deal with such an accessory.
Falling arches? Grab an old glass coke bottle and sit down in a chair. Remove all footwear and start rolling your feet on top of bottle over your sagging arches using a bit of pressure. Keep exercising your feet on bottle over and over daily. I know this helps restore your tired arches. I was 9 when my mom noticed I had flat feet. She took me to a foot specialist and this was one of the exercises I did for a long time. The other one was using a towel on the floor sitting down on same chair and using your feet / toes to pull towel under towards you till you have completely brought it all towards you. Do that 10 time daily. After several months of these exercises I no longer had FLAT FEET. It sucked for a girl to have flat feet in beautiful shoes. When I walk in water bare foot and walk on sidewalk I see I actually now have an arch as before my feet were flat as a board. 🙋♀️🥰
How legit is the lifetime warranty?
I go through a 6 pack of socks like this every couple years. It would be great if they actually do replace them when I wear them out. And yes I am talking about Merino wool socks that cost $20+ per pair.
A "lifetime warranty" means whatever time the company determines are the lifetime of their product....not your lifetime.
If these are 57% nylon wouldn't that make them nylon socks not wool, and how when listing the materials do you not start with the highest amount first?
I wish they weren’t so busy. They look like a speed boat. Sporty. I’m 50. I just want subtle design and texture.
There's another brand out there that makes an incredible wool sock. He also started Smartwool and sold the company, then later started Point6 with a better strand of wool. Why would you name your company Grip6?
Quit wearing socks altogether I quit wearing socks About 3 years ago I just wear sandals or crocs Even in the Winter My feet have never been healthier
Cool thx for information
I work in a factory , it’s hot in summer, I wear heavy work boots what type of socks would you recommend for this type of environment ?
Lol hes right.... I spend like 300$+ onmy work boots but buy cheap ass socks. I wont wear wool in the summer i only wear them in winter if im outside. And most people dont even know that their socks are not wool. So many people buy thick bs socks and think its wool after not even reading the ingredients. Wool is the only thing that will maintain your body heat when wet so why would i buy a pair of 90% cotton 10% or spandex when ima be out in the cold. I do buy decent wool 1s (atleast 90%) but never heard of these.will give a try
I’m 70 cotton sock make my feet happy with a little corn starch and at bed time some hand cream
on my feet . I’ll repost at 140 years old .
I have sweaty feet problems...now what.
Dude you said what I needed to hear cottons out but “performance materials” bite wool to the rescue!
Is this the same guy who invited the belt?
No, but they are close friends :)
@@GRIP6 fa real looks like a brother or twin. Even the same mannerisms.
Grip6 socks are worth every penny you’ll spend on them. I’ve been wearing them every day for years and love them.
I thought I saw the Scranton strangler for a second.
I love them, my feet are very happy in work boots all day and yes i wear them around the house. I even recently wore them on a 95 degree day while touring Fort McHenry and my feet were not hot. Expensive? Maybe, but worth it.
Eleiko uses the same sound for the background in their videos too
Not wearing wool anything in the Florida sun. I wear Iron Heart Engineer Sox. 65% cotton 35% poly blend. The best sox ever.
I'm allergic to wool so I can't buy these wonderful socks.
This commercial is worse
You dont have my size in a boot sock. I've checked 3 times
Where can you even get cotton socks!?!?
Everything has spandex woven in.
Cotton is best.
Wool is itchy and makes you sweat! 😝
Great, but I'm allergic to Wool
I don't have any problems with my cotton socks and I don't wear socks in the house, the last time I did I slipped on the kitchen floor and fractured my hip and had a hip replacement...
Yes YOU should never wear socks in the house . That sucks about your hip , I hope you are not living in pain because of it.
I wear slippers with soles in the house.
Cotton socks are the best. If you buy them in six packs you are probably looking at sub-par. Sure good cotton socks are very difficult to find but so aren't good wool socks. I have tried wool socks many times and find cotton 110% superior. I have cotton socks i have had and worn for years.
Wool socks never wear more than once.
Never having social media never having a pellet grill never changing anything because I don’t need to and don’t want to
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I thought wool was itchy
Can u put wool in dryer?
No they aren't. All the synthetics make my feet sweat. It's almost impossible to find good cotton socks nowadays though.
Unfortunately, I'm allergic to wool
I wear bamboo made socks ,wonderful
I didn't know bamboo could knit.
Not if you hive when your skin comes in direct contact with wool.
"Cotton socks are bad, m-ka-aaaay?" (Say it using a South Park Mr. Mackie voice)
If I wear anything but cotton, my feet stink so bad it unhealthy
I miss wearing socks.
Unless of course wool makes you immediately itch - like me.
your socks are not wool, from your page in the link, " 54% Wool, 40% Nylon, 6% Elastic".
I can get cotton sock blends that stay comfortable, last almost forever at a third of the price.
I used to buy wool socks far less a blend than yours, but cannot find them anywhere.
80% wool is BEST!
Ward, NZ
Are they better than jc fields, Canadian sock company.
Have worn smart wool year round long time,,hiking or just everyday being feet..would rather support small company...2 concerns do not like nylon, smart wool has some cotton, works for me..sizing..amazing femsil..size 6 shoe..would they fit???
Smart wool my feet do not sweat..hiking long periods..
Wow I'm so bored I'm looking at socks.
Get fabric softener
Fabric softener is really a bad term. They should call it what it really is and says on the bottle: fabric conditioner.
A conditioner simply slightly moisturizes a fiber so that it can remain strong and durable. A dry fiber is more susceptible to micro cuts and scrapes. These micro cuts and scrapes leads to a break down in the material. The result is the cotton becomes brittle and scratcy and a lot of the good material ends up in the lint trap or in the bottom of your shoe.