USOA Antimicrobial Boot Socks - 3 Pair Tactical Reviews, Deals, Problems and Guides

I am a walking ,talking advertisement for this site. I'm not easily impressed with too many products especially when it comes to the quality of materials and workmanship however the clothing line they sell is as good or better than I've seen anywhere. The battle dress and uniform dress pants and shirts are actually better quality than my government issue G.I. I wore in the late sixties and early seventies. I was so impressed with the first order I've made two additional large orders since for a total of ten pants, six shirts, four jackets and a couple dozen pair of socks along with belts and hats. Great selection of colors, styles and sizes. My one interaction with customer service was to exchange sizes. A wonderful lady in the customer service department helped me and is one of the reasons I bought more items. I cant say enough about her professionalism and friendly helpful attitude. I will definitely buy here again and recommend to all.

I love how comfortable these socks are, and I can wear a pair for a whole week without them stinking! The only shortcoming is that they are not really thick enough to be considered true standalone boot socks. But they make an awesome base layer!

These socks had a lot of great reviews; however, I felt them to be only 'fair', mainly from a comfort/padding standpoint. If you're wearing boots, you want cushy socks to keep you comfortable all day, as well as to fill up any extra space between your foot and the boot. I wear hiking boots almost exclusively and I don't have many socks that are worse than these.

My feet tend to sweat a lot, and I am very hard on socks. These don’t seem to keep any sweat away (nothing I have found has ever been able to keep my feet dry) but they help mitigate foot odor. I usually only get about 6 months at best out of a pair of work socks, but these lasted a year before I started seeing any signs of wear.

I haven't had these long enough to give them an accurate review, but I'm giving them 5 stars for a few very simple reasons, in a nutshell: common sense. They look fantastic, they feel very very comfortable, after a long day in south west Florida my feet are still dry and nice and I wear Belleville 600ST hot weather boots with them. Quite simply they are as much money as anything else off the shelf but are destined FOR boots, and have added benefits other socks don't have. Yeah for same price you'll get more pairs in a bag from Walmart but do you want more pairs of lackluster quality, or less pairs with superior quality??

the socks were very form fitted, felt good, but after washing and then wearing, my feet were black from the dye. it was a good thing I didn't have any open sores or wounds on my feet or legs, I don't know what the dye would have done being absorbed into my body. all 3-pairs did the same thing.

You can't lose buying socks that are approved for our military. These socks have been serving me well right from the start. They're well tailored to fit correctly. They do not "bunch-up", nor do they slip down into my boots. They just do what I want them to do; line my boots. I wear mine for work and extensive hiking and exploring. They work well in everything from jungle boots to high-end mil-spec' boots.

I added these socks at checkout (with a great discount) twice and hope that they're available again when I place my next order. Very comfortable and I love the antimicrobial capability (I spend a lot of time in locker rooms and the gym). There are a couple of pairs in my go bag and the next time I order, I intend to get the larger size so that I can comfortably double-up during cold weather.

I work long hours on my feet standing on cement and at the end of the day I dont want swamp foot. These socks work very good for that, although I give them about a 4.2 to maybe a 4.5 for the value given they are 3 pair for 17 bucks. The only sock that get s a 5 form myself anyhow, for negating swamp foot are 10 bucks a pair.
So these are really the best bang for the buck.

I don't need to wear boot socks all the time and haven't a chance to wear them yet. Was a little disappointed when removing the paper band from around the socks. The adhesive on the band stuck to the socks and caused snags in the material. Its a USOA problem not the site's problem. Could have been a packaging line misalignment.