Darn Tough Vermont

364 Whetstone Drive, 05663, Northfield, United States
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3.45
Based on 20 Reviews

5

45.00%

4

15.00%

3

5.00%

2

10.00%

1

25.00%
About Darn Tough Vermont

Darn Tough Vermont Socks are purpose built premium merino wool socks made in Vermont, USA. Our socks are guaranteed for life to be the best fitting, most comfortable, and durable socks you'll own or we'll replace them.

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GB

A Pleasure to Deal With Great socks and customer service! The socks are amazing. I thought they were too tight, but once I had them on, they felt great. I actually bought them to go with a crazy colorful pair of German clogs and the combination is delightful. Customer service responded quickly and so politely to a question about the shipment sent amiss by the USPS--no fault of Darn Tough I learned when the package arrived.

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Jesse
GB

BEST MILITARY BOOT SOCK I like these socks so damn much I’m taking 3 minutes out of my day to come on here and show it. In my second enlistment I’ve gone through many brands of socks trying to find the right ones and this is the absolute number one because they can almost make the most miserable boot feel perfectly comfortable. People complain about the price but it’s worth it if they make your feet bleed less. So yeah, 5 stars.

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Timothy Keefer
GB

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.

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Daniel
GB

Will be a customer for life! I love these guys. I initially bought several socks from them and after about a month, realized that they didn't live up to expectations and I didn't really like them. I contacted them as they have a very generous support policy and they agreed to refund my order. They asked a few questions about what I didn't like, but it was obvious for how they talked that it was because they wanted to make a better product, not because they wanted to weasel their way out of supporting it. Well, from that conversation, they recommended a few different pairs which they sent me for free. Those ended up being amazing and I ordered a ton more. I love these guys and between their socks and their customer service, they have a customer for life!

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Top dog.
GB

Did Darn Tough Sock try to get this review taken down? I've been contacted by Trustpilot, Darn Tough Sock want my personal info, including name, email and phone number, Trustpilot say that if I don't provide them, they will take my review down. If I don't provide my personal details to Darn Tough Socks, Trustpilot will remove a negative review. Hang on a minute, some people won't want to provide these details, and negative reviews will be removed. Does this not undermine the whole point of Trustpilot? So, the socks. I bought them in Ambleside, in January 2023, at a cost of over £20. I've had them for a few months and tried them out with my winter (leather Meindl) boots and summer (fabric Salamon) boots. They are a flat sock with little in the way of cushioning. They had a rough texture, I found that they rubbed against the ball of my foot after 3 to 4 miles. While I was in the Lake District I also bought a pair of Eskimo Sock from the Norwegian Shop in Keswick. They were £14 and perform a whole lot better. Darn Tough Socks, lack cushioning, are on the rough side and you can get better for less. I haven't done a long term wear test as I find them unwearable for any decent length of walk. In my original review I gave the item 3 stars, as I took into account all the positive reviews on Trustpilot and other forums. However, in hindsight, I've decide to base my review on personal experience only, and say that I regret buying the socks, that's twenty odd quid I'll never see again.

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