Non Slip Skid Socks with Grips, For Hospital, Yoga, Pilates,

So I have cerebral palsy and hard wood floors. I cannot wear regular socks anymore in combo with hardwood floors. Socks with grips are significantly more expensive- but even worse when trying to shop for thin socks. These are by far the “cheapest” solution but why the 3 star review? Well first the packaging is atrocious.Packaging: [0/5] Each pair is individually packed in its own plastic poly bag. They have a sticker on each pair. That is way too much trash and annoying to unpack for socks.Price: [2/5] I understand that gripper socks aren’t cheap, but these are the best deal I found compared to any retailer I’ve looked for them. Walmart, Target, whatever. You don’t have a choice when you’re disabled and have to walk around your house. This is a double edge sword, because disabled people are usually on limited income making half of what minimum wage workers make.Long term use: [2/5] these are thin. I can never wear open toed shoes - not even the summer. I need thin socks for those inevitable summer months. Because these are thin, and depending how rough you are with your walk, these socks will deteriorate. Probably before the year ends- I don’t know, I have the same problem with shoes so I can’t speak for everyone. Because these are prone to getting a toe hole, I limit these to use when I wear shoes only. When I’m just in the house- I use yoga socks. They’re thicker and cheaper like $16 for a 6/12 pack.Colors: [5/5] I hate having 20 pairs of the same color socks. I like the variety of colors.Do I recommend these socks to the disabled / elderly? Absolutely. Especially paired with close toed shoes. I also recommend yoga socks for home use. The price point stings- but what choice do I have right? I figure if I buy every year or every other year, these are sufficient.

Complete waste of money. If you can get more than 3 or 4 wears out of these socks without holes (they start to thin out after 1 or 2 times wearing them), you are lucky. I keep my nails trimmed short and these get holes in the toes if you just look at them funny. Very thin. They are cute colors and they are non-slip, but they are not worth buying.

I really like these non slip socks because they have multiple grips. I have worn them and washed them and the grips have stayed "grippy". We have hardwood floors and I wear these all day long and they never lose their grip which was the problem I had with previous grip socks. Totally recommend these!

I started Pilates (3 days/week) and bought these grip socks for class. Compared to the other pilates folks with their fancy socks or toe separator socks, these are ok and do the job, and it's fine with me. The PRO is that you get a variety of socks for a decent price. The CON is that the actual quality of the fabric is thin and just "ok" and sometimes the socks shift on me when I'm doing different leg exercises. I am a size 6 shoe, and these fit as expected.

These are great socks! They are stretchy at the opening so they don’t cut off circulation, bright beautiful colors and worth every penny. I’m getting a second knee surgery and I have bought a 6 pack last year and I wanted the whole set of colors so now I can rest assured that these will prevent me from slipping and falling :) I highly recommend!

I bought these for my mom in a NH. They are perfect, they don't slip and she can easily get her shoes on without having to take her socks off. I kept a few pairs for myself, since I have concrete floors they keep me from slipping. Perfect

Great multi pack of non-slip socks! Very colorful and seems to stretch to fit. I'm size 9 women and it feels like they could easily stretch more. And the price, these are super reasonable compared to some others!

Senior citizen with ambulatory issues loves them! Grips on the bottoms helps with a feeling of confidence in walking! Multiple colors to match outfits.Highly recommend for anyone. I'm going to order for myself (so I don't have to steal a pair from my grandma!).