RANDY SUN Waterproof Breathable Socks, [SGS Certified] Unisex Novelty Skiing Trekking Hiking Wading Trail Socks

I purchased these waterproof socks for my husband and two sons before they went hiking in a rainforest, and they were so glad to have them! They kept their feet completely dry and warm, even in wet and muddy conditions. Unlike other waterproof socks that can feel stiff or bulky, these were surprisingly comfortable.Not only did they perform well, but they fit well and also looked good. If you’re planning any outdoor adventures in wet or cold environments—whether it’s hiking, skiing, or wading through streams—these socks are a game-changer. Highly recommend!

Awesome socks, completely waterproof! I wore these all day while hiking with multiple water crossings. I walked right through the water each time and my feet stayed dry!

Use the sizing chart! You might want to order a size akin to what you normally would, but that would be a mistake. I typically order L/XL, but being only a 10.5 (US) it suggested a Medium, but I chose a large, and that is definitely on the larger size, so make sure you look at and use the sizing chart!The feel is weird, and not comfortable, so although it works for hiking, I would not use this for running or super-long hikes, it is just a weird feel.Unsure about durability.

Wore these on excursions in Iceland - very very comfortable and kept my feet dry as we walked around in light rain and through puddles.

I used these socks for a three day kayak camping trip on the Buffalo river in Arkansas last weekend. I wore them underneath my ankle length boots. But getting in and out of kayaks for stops and launches typically covered the top of my boot, and while water got inside, my feet stayed dry as these waterproof socks were much higher than the top of my boot. They’re soft and the thin membrane has a hint of a crackling sound, but they feel like normal socks when you have them on. Once I went in deeper water that was above the socks, and they got wet , so I turned them inside out and dried them overnight on a branch. They were still a little damp the next day, but warmed up with my feet as I was moving around and paddling. I’m going to use them in the future under my boots to protect my feet from rubbing and for additional waterproof dryness. I like these a lot better than my thicker neoprene socks.

I am in the military and when we have field training these socks have saved me. Especially in the spring, our training tends to have us training in the rain and muddy areas. Feet get cold and wet quickly and many of us change out our socks and use foot powder regularly. I bought these socks which I have to wear uniform socks with and my feet have never been happier. The most warm and dry my feet have ever been!Keep in mind that because these are waterproof, they do trap water inside the sock. That means, water will not get into the sock but if your feet sweat, the sweat will be trapped and collect in the sock. I found wearing another sock in side these to be extremely helpful to limit this for the other sock will help absorb the sweat. Also, when washing the sock, it is better to wash them inside out and then hang dry but it will take a hot minute for them to dry once wet.Worth the money and I want multiple pairs! Also great for hiking and just winter and rainy days.

I waited these sock for part of 100 mile hike. We had some rough weather, river crossings, etc. Others in my group had the same socks. Our feedback on the socks was mixed and I fall in the middle.First, the socks do function as promised. You can even pour water into them and check for leaks, all good. The concept seems great for wet hiking boots. In the morning it is! But we had a tough hike and it quickly became obvious the socks don’t really breath and your foot gets wet from sweat. It is like wet feet but worse.However, some people in our group really liked the socks while using them the same way. Maybe I just sweat more. I don’t really recommend the socks, but others I know do.None of us can speak to the longevity of the socks.For shorter, easier hikes, these would probably be great.

I work outside hiking in the forest outdoors and my hiking boots are not so waterproof anymore. I was looking for something to get me through one last field season until I can replace my boots. These were perfect. I wear liner socks under them, they don't feel great by themselves. I've worn them hiking through thick brush on a wet day when my boots got soaked through (literally poured water out at the end of the day) but my feet felt fine! I could feel the water soaking through my boots as a cooling sensation but the water didn't reach my feet, they stayed almost completely dry! Almost because they do kinda trap in sweat. So if you have super sweaty feet they might not be ideal for you (or antiperspirant works for feet too), but I 100% prefer the feeling of slightly sweat socks to soaking wet socks I literally have to wring the water out of. Maybe not ideal for a super hot day, but they work great for me.