Creswell Diabetic Socks, 6 Pairs, Crew Length, Size 13-15 X-Large, White

I'm not a diabetic. Just a big muscular guy who can't find sock wide enough for my feet or calves. These socks fit comfortably on my feet and calves. My shoe size is 14 D (medium). I bought the 13-15 king size sock and they fit great. The top half of the sock is stretchy where the bottom is thicker, just like a regular white sock you would buy at a sporting goods store. The overall quality of the sock is average. I have bought these socks from Amazon before and they have lasted about 2 to 3 years. Best of all they are comfortable.

I purchased these socks for a diabetic patient with serious foot wounds. He also has excessively sweaty feet and needs to change socks 3-4 times daily. These socks are perfectly adequate for this situation and I am hoping the ease and comfort of changing them promotes better foot hygiene for my affected patient. I would buy them again and I believe they are a good value. They are more thin than the individual diabetic, nonconstricting socks I have purchased at a higher price per. They arrived quickly and were nicely packaged and clean!

These are pretty comfortable socks that do not bind around my legs. Unfortunately, they are also terribly fragile. I tore a pair the first time I wore them just by pulling them onto my feel with a little too much force. Not very much force at all really.I'd say that they are adequate socks for someone who will be very careful with them. Otherwise they are far too flimsy for regular use. I would also not recommend them for athletic use of any kind; they do not wear well.

I order these socks on a regular basis and the quality varies lot to lot. The socks are not extremely long wearing but they are cheap. The sizing seems to run a little on the skimpy side so I order the biggest size available. Compared to retail store prices these are a bargain.

Exactly what I was after. They comfortably accommodate wide feet, they're high-rise, and very comfortable. They're also a great value, in my opinion. It's easy to spend $5 a pair on wide, diabetic socks, so these are quite a deal at 6/$12.50! I highly recommend them.

these turned out fine. wish i'd found them longer , like up to the knee but they seem to be comfortable for my guy once he put them on . I wont need to return these. thank you https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RASOH36/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0but i am still looking for a better pair of compresssion socks.have a nice day.

I have been buying these socks for the last several years and the last batch were much smaller than the previous once I had gotten. I can wear them but they are hard to get on my feet.

I have grown to hate main stream socks. They bind the toes.Who decided that smashed toes are good for you?Podiatrists of the world need to lead a revolution.Diabetic socks save your toes.