RANDY SUN 100% Waterproof Socks, Unisex Cycling/Hunting/Fishing/Running Ankle/Mid Calf Socks

I was hesitant to say the least. Played a disc golf tournament and we've got probably 8 inches of rain this month. There were 10-12 holes where you're walking through 2-3 inches of water for up to 75 yards and feet stayed dry. Not to mention it was 40 degrees and feet didnt get cold either. Might be a little warm during summer idk but I'll sure find out

I paired these socks with quick-dry shoes for a waterfall hike and was pleasantly surprised with the results. At a few creek crossings, my feet were totally submerged in water, and the shoes did nothing to prevent water from entering but allowed them to quickly dry so water wouldn't be trapped inside. I could feel my feet were ever so slightly damp, but after walking on dry land for 30 minutes, they had dried off. By the end of the hike I was going to change shoes, but the exterior of the socks were definitely still very wet, but my feet were dry by then (though cold).One thing I hadn't considered is the thickness of the socks because of the material. There is some bulk to consider when pairing them with your shoes if your shoes are already snug. Also, the price is high but found it to be worth it.

They are waterproof for sure, but if water gets inside of them (like coming in from the top) it will stay forever. This is not to say I didn't love them. I just hiked The Narrows in Zion National Park, which means you are walking in a stream for hours on end. Then afterwards I walked about an hour in 100 degree weather, and when I took them off water (but not a lot) poured out. I really did love them. They were very soft and comfortable. Well worth the money.

I have pretty much fallen out of the waterproof hiking shoes mindset, but there are times when I would like to avoid wet feet. In walks the idea of waterproof socks. I watched a few videos but was not sold on it. It seems unbelievable that these socks could be waterproof and breathable without being bulky and cumbersome. Curiosity got the better of me, and I ended up with a pair of these Randy Sun socks. Pulling them out of the wrapper I had instant buyer's remorse. Trying them on, however, my intrigue grew. They kind of suck onto your feet as if they've bonded to your flesh, and it is neat. I wore these on a humid, 75°F, moderate mountain ridge hike under my La Sportiva TX3s, and I might never wear regular socks hiking again. I was totally impressed after 14 miles. They were just so comfortable. I did splash in a few puddles, and my feet stayed dry, but the selling point for me was the padded feeling that I experienced on that harsh, rocky terrain. It's too soon to comment on durability, but I'm eager to continue testing.

Great pair of normal looking socks lined with thin neoprene layer. The sock is waterproof, but water can get in the same hole your foot enters when you put them on. Like a wet suit, any water that does get in will be trapped and warmed by your body so your feet don't get cold. I just used them, cold day and very cold water. My feet stayed very dry overall, but when I waded into the lake too deep I could feel some minimal water getting in from the top. Hours later after multiple forays into shallow water, my feet were not 100% dry, but there were still warm and felt great. Beware, one of the questions answered says you get '4 pairs'. My wife and I ordered two (thinking 4 pairs each) and we got only 1 pair each. We are very disappointed!

Tried them out on Easter Sunday. We got about a foot of snow in WNY, so I thought it would be the perfect opportunity. I did a five mile run, and my feet stayed dry. There were a few times I ran through some water, and I thought water had soaked through, but it was just the temperature change. I did use the washer to clean them, but hung them up to dry.

These socks are absolutely fantastic! I wore these for my first half marathon as it was raining and I was 100% more comfortable than my buddies. I will say they aren't 100% waterproof, but these are socks they can't be 100% waterproof. My feet were definitely moist but this was after four hours of full rain and puddles and could've been so much worse. I would highly recommend these socks. Very comfortable.

Not sure who they’re trying to kid but these are definitely not waterproof. I wore them for a half marathon and had to run through water, I had tons of water in my socks, no better than regular socks other than the material didn’t get as soggy.

Cadeau de Noel

Sturdy product . Good for any situation.