toesoxWomen's Low Rise Full Toe Grip Non-Slip for Ballet, Yoga, Pilates, Barre Toe Socks

I really like them, but are a little tight around the ankle.

Great grip for wearing in a class or around the house.

They fit me great. Says for women, but as a man they are pretty gender neutral in style, I’m not shy about wearing them out. I got them because I needed stocks to wear with my Vibram 5-fingers trail shoes. I ended up also using them for yoga, they work okay for that but still slip a little.A note on fit: I have long toes - I can pick things up off the floor with my feet. These will probably not be a good fit for people with shorter toes - maybe try the Gaiam brand if that’s you, I tried their socks out first and ended up tossing them because the toes were too short for me.A note on durability: I wear through these socks in 6-12 months. The socks seem thick and sturdy, so it’s probably due to my activity level in them being the culprit, I’m really rough on these socks between the yoga, hiking, trail running, etc that I do in them.

I work 12+ hr shifts as a Med-Surg nurse so I'm on my feet and constantly moving. I've used yoga toe socks for the past 8 yrs to keep my feet dry and blister free. Prior to that I was taping individual toes to prevent them from lying on each other and blistering. ToeSox are much more convenient for this purpose. Easy to slip on and I pull on compression knee high socks over them. The plantar surface grips are "gripy," but it's not difficult to put another layer on top. ToeSox are just thick enough; not bulky at all. Compression band woven in arch helps prevent fatigue. Low rise, but fully covers the top of my foot and gives some extra padding where my clog style nursing shoes start to rub. This product is mostly cotton, some polyester/elastic. Keeps it's shape very well, wash after wash. My feet stay dry, no slipping or rubbing. S/M size fits my size 7 wide feet great. Just enough.. snug, but not tight. Sizing in listing is true, never have had a fit issue. After several months I eventually get a couple of holes at big toe and outer ball of foot due to the style of nursing clog I wear. That's to be expected. I find this to be an excellent product in quality of construction and performance. Excellent value for the price and quick shipping. P.S. I do use them for yoga as well😊

This is a repeat purchase. The soles on my first pair wore out rather quickly. I learned that socks are not running shoes, not even walking shoes. They are, however, excellent at hiding one's feet at pilates reformer sessions. They stay up, and do not catch onto equipment.

Got them to try a Pilates class but I also really like to wear them home with flip flops. I like that they are cotton. Cozy.

I am a male size 13 shoe and the xl fit my feet.These are well made,and did not shrink in the wash or lose any of the grippy dots. They are a bit snug when you first put them on but they stretch to fit your feet and toes so that when you are using the grip they do not slide too much. I wish the ankle would fit a bit snug (a clasp or velcro of some type) so that when you are grinding your heel into the mat with your foot at a 90 degree the ankle wont ride down your foot. But any push or pull on the ball of your foot all the toes stay firm into the sock.These work on carpet or wood floor best on a good yoga mat. They do not keep your feet warm so that is cold for the winter but in the summer they will feel really great to wear. I put them on sometimes just to lounge around in they are that comfortable. If you have never warn socks with grip on the bottom it takes a bit to get used to but after a while they feel like a massage for your feet while you walk around in them.This is the first pair I have purchased so I can't compare to any other pairs, but I will be buying more soon.

I have been doing reformer pilates for over a year now. I started out wearing a regular grippy sock because hygiene (and it was cold). In the summer, and for tower, I became comfortable enough to go barefoot. But now that it’s winter again, I decided to try out the toesox, low profile sock.Post kids; I wear a womens 10.5/11, depending on the shoe, so I wasn’t sure if I should get a medium toesox, or a large. So I ordered both.The large was definitely too large. The fabric on the big toe was almost twice the height of my actual toe.The medium fits well. It feels a little tight in between my toes, but that may be a normal adjustment. It’s been awhile since I have worn socks with individual toes.They are 70% cotton, so I hope they don’t shrink. If they shrink too much, I’d probably have to go back to the large. Will update review if they shrink.