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Insect Shield Lightweight Hiker Socks Khaki / M / One Pair Reviews

5 Rating 22 Reviews
The socks is good quality and fits will. Hope it will protect me from mosquito bite in the up coming trip to the Brazilian Amazon jungle - will report on that after trip.
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Posted 2 years ago
Wearing them on safari in Africa. Tsetse flies and mosquitoes stay away from my ankles! They are lightweight and comfortable so I wear them everyday. I'm so happy I bought them for the trip and will buy more to wear them at home.
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Posted 2 years ago
The socks are wonderful and protect bugs. I was sent the wrong size and customer service immediately helped me resolve. We have a few shirts and products and will continue to purchase.
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Posted 2 years ago
Your feet and ankles will love you! No more fear walking through the grass or sitting outside in the evening. Bought a bunch for holiday gifts too!
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Posted 3 years ago
These are the BEST socks for every day work wear! No ticks , helps keep chiggers at bay as well as staying up on my massive calves! Great purchase! I ordered 3 more pairs!
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Posted 3 years ago
These socks are a perfect fit and so comfortable while hiking. They hold up extremely well in the dozens of washes. I've ordered more to use as my everyday socks.
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Posted 4 years ago
These socks were well priced and fit well. I haven't worn them yet, as I have been wearing the lighter ones I bought at the same time, but I expect they will do well.
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Posted 4 years ago
These socks are very comfortable, and so far no ticks on me! I've been using them for yard work. They are very stretchy and taller than I was expecting, seem to run large. They come all the way up over my calves, not mid-calf like other hiking socks I have. I wonder if I would better fit in the size smaller than the size chart indicates I need? I wear a shoe size women's 8 and got a size medium sock. I'd try a small, but medium is the smallest they come.
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Posted 4 years ago