FoxRiver Men's Wick Dry Stryker Mid-Calf, Black, Large

This says 3 pack clearly on description!! I received 1 pack

Material in the sock snags a hole too easy

Simply put...Super comfy... super stinky. I am going back to merino wool socks for my work boots. On feet 10 hours a day. I would have returned them if it didn’t cost me almost as much as a pair of socks to send them back. They seem to be well made, so I imagine I’ll have them for some time.

I have probably around 20 pairs of these socks. I bought my 5 pairs over 8 years ago. I bought them for work to wear in boots. I've worn them every single work day, 5 days a week for 12 hours a day and I've yet to throw a pair away. The very first pair I bought is still just as good as the day I bought them. They dont stretch out and they dont wear out. No holes in the heals and no holes in the toes. They are very thick which is why I originally purchased them but they are all holding up great.

These are the socks I have found which I dislike *least*: the "Fox River Wick Dry Socks for Men Extra Cushioned Mid Calf Boot Socks". They are the ONLY socks I have bought in the past year that say "mid-calf" or "boot socks" and actually ARE mid-calf. Literally every other sock I have bought that said "boot sock" or "mid-calf" (dozens of them, at his point) has been a crew sock (that, or they have been as thin as Saran Wrap). Crew socks, for those who wonder, are not "mid-calf" -- they come up TO the calf, and then stop. Boot socks, aka mid-calf socks, come mid-way up the calf. I think the Fox River Wick Dry Socks for Men Extra Cushioned Mid Calf Boot Socks are stupidly expensive for a pair of synthetic socks (they are not even cotton). They cost about 10 times what *I* think a pair of synthetic socks should cost. But you wear the socks you have, not the socks you wish you had. I do not know why it has become impossible to find a simple pair of thick, plain, black, mid-calf cotton socks. Literally every pair I have bought in the past year (other than these) has been too short, or too thin, or both.