Under Armour Men's Resistor No-Show Socks 6-Pack

I bought these because I had some UA no show socks that I've had for a good number of years and I wanted some more pairs. In buying these, I of course was thinking they would be the same, but I was wrong. They are no where near "no show" socks, like my old UA pairs. I swear, if I was wearing basketball shoes, they still wouldn't be no show. Plus the quality seems much worse.One star for poor quality and a VERY misleading title.

I have been wearing these socks for years and just now felt compelled to write about them.The construction of the socks changed a couple of years back. Before the change, even though they were comfortable and did a decent job keeping my feet dry on 8-12 mile runs, they stretched out after many uses. When UA changed the construction, I was at first happy about the change because they didn't stretch out. But the socks tend to wear out rather quickly. I say this because my big toenails grow oddly from all the running and even when they are trimmed and filed as short as they can go, some of the socks get a hole in the toe after a month of use. I like the socks otherwise, but I'm switching to another brand for now.

These socks look and feel great. I loved them until I got holes in them after the first month. I took them on a weeklong backpacking trip and they didn't stand the stress and heavy weight. I only weigh 155 lbs and they still ripped. I use them for the gym and boxing as well. I would not recommend unless you live a sedentary lifestyle. But if you do, then why would you wear under-armour products?

This is my second batch of these socks, so I obviously liked them enough that I bought more. This time I bough the white socks over the black socks.They are really comfortable to me, both in that they fit well and don't slip around, but also in the fact that the material of the sock is breathable and helps eliminate hot foot in the shoe, especially in the summer.They are thinner than your regular cotton sock, so if you use those, you might find your shoe size going down a bit.They are also a bit more structured - meaning more parts, which also means that they have more points of failure. This, with the thinner fabric, means that they are less durable. But for me, that is outweighed by the comfort. And I am usually the guy that buys a pair of socks and then wears them for years until my wife throws them away.

Okay this is a great brand to buy! This one is what I am really looking and I am very happy with this brand. This is really worth buying for!

I bought these for my husband who golfs quite a bit. He owns quite a few Under Armour items and I thought I would try these since his FootJoy socks are so expensive. 3 of the 6 pair I bought did not make it through one round of golf. They got holes in the toes. (He does walk the course, but other brands have not shown this kind of wear within one time out) Would not recommend if you plan on buying for an active person. Back to buying the more expensive but lasting footjoys.

Material is nice, and comfortable on the feet. But if you're very active, whether it's working out or sports, expect to see holes at the ball of the feet. I've bought a total of 3 packs over a year time frame, and within a 2-3 month period of usage and washes, the holes appeared. Socks that sell cheaper than this has a better life span. For a brand well known for active apparel, I expected a LOT better.

Have bought these for my husband and sons the last few years, but have found after several wears and washings these don't hold up. Major issue with these socks are that the heels wear out quickly and they loose there shape. I save the non-hole socks so I alway can create a pair of wearable socks. I will be ordering several different brands to see how they hold up to wear and washing to compare.