Pricey, but I am willing to pay that for socks that feel this good. Most socks sag on me at the end of the day, but these feel just as good as when I first put them on. I consider these luxury goods (and I am not much on luxury goods) that I am willing to pay for. I would like some more neutral colors, though, as I live in the south, and my socks are very visible.

Without a doubt the best socks I've… Without a doubt the best socks I've purchased. I picked up my first few pair in Bennington, Vermont from an old line gentleman's store in the main street. I wear these things hard as I'm on my feet all day 6 days a week. They've held up beautifully. I've purchased 7 year guaranteed socks from Duluth and worked through them in less than 2 years. I doubt any item like this will last a lifetime but these sure are worth the money in my opinion.

Simply the best Best socks ever. Comfortable, warm, stylish. They last years, even when put through the wringer (thru-hiking, running, etc). And the company honors their lifetime warranty when they do eventually wear out. About 7 years ago I sent in 2 pairs of holey socks and received new ones that are still going strong!

The best most comfy socks ever Darn Tough socks for without doubt the best socks I’ve ever had. They are so comfy. I don’t think I ever expected them to be so cushioned. I wear mine for work every day. I’m on my feet all day every day in all weathers, and be it hot or cold they’re perfect. I would recommend them to anyone wanting super comfy socks.

With all of the hype With all of the hype, these are simple sweat socks, softer than many, and way overpriced - $22 for a pair of sweat socks?! - with all kinds of gimmicky sizzle.... and the prices go up from there. Granted they are made in the USA, and that is important to me. Still ... almost as happy with socks from Costco where I can get six pairs for that amount. Although I'd rather buy American, as long as they are NOT made in China, North Korea or Russia .... I'm fine