How does the unconditional lifetime guarantee work on these socks when you purchase through amazon?
56636
I'm under the impression it works whoever you buy them from. You could email them directly. I have yet to have a pair of these blow out on me yet though. I switch between three or four pairs every day. I am a letter carrier for the post office doing walking routes.
155877
yes..the same here.. guaranteed for life. And the company has been awesome, sent an email asking me how I liked them!
1280679
Packaging discarded long ago. No clue as to the answer. But the device looks and lasts through wear and laundry exactly as the ones my podiatrist charged me much more for. Hint: wash them in a mesh laundry bag and don't put them in the dryer to make them last longer--if you don't want to hand wash as recommended.
105782
I received 1 pair of socks. I sent an email to the seller telling them that they had advertised for 2 pair and that I had paid for 2 pair and if they didn't send me another pair then I would take it up with Amazon. They sent an email back and apologized and said that someone in the warehouse must have made a mistake. In a few days I got my second pair.
2009892
I am not sure but I think there may be a lifetime or limited lifetime guarantee. Try contacting the company.
1425061
I'm not sure, but my husband and I both swear by these socks. They are thick and soft, not scratchy, and incredibly warm. Also, they don't shrink or get little wool fuzzy balls on them when they're washed.
1808513
A couple days ago (August 2014) Amazon seems to have restricted this listing to just the genuine Bose pads. Before they did, I bought mine from Accessoriesplus on this page. They were $5 cheaper and didn't charge sales tax. I'm 80% sure they were authentic. If you buy the ones that are fullfilled directly from Bose, then you can be 100% certain that they are legit, but you'll pay more for them. The other thing you could consider is buying one of the $7 or $8 pairs of obvious knockoffs. Then you'll have no doubt about their authenticity. I haven't gone that route yet, but plan to next time. A couple days ago (August 2014) Amazon seems to have restricted this listing to just the genuine Bose pads. Before they did, I bought mine from Accessoriesplus on this page. They were $5 cheaper and didn't charge sales tax. I'm 80% sure they were authentic. If you buy the ones that are fullfilled directly from Bose, then you can be 100% certain that they are legit, but you'll pay more for them. The other thing you could consider is buying one of the $7 or $8 pairs of obvious knockoffs. Then you'll have no doubt about their authenticity. I haven't gone that route yet, but plan to next time.
1306648
Yes. These socks are crazy expensive, however, I've literally jogged wearing vented sneakers in the snow , stayed dry, warm, and comfortable. So far they have lasted about a year with no signs of wear.
2220705
I also tossed the wrapping but I would say the foot part of the socks are light weight 100% cotton -the calf part is cotton/nylon and stretches without leaving "marks". There is elastic 1/2 inch at top of sock to hold them up. My husband wears these socks with work boots every day with no complaints about the lightweight cotton. I wear the ankle socks and like the light weight cotton material. My feet swell and the only mark I get is right where that elastic holds the sock up. I highly recommend both types of the socks.Hope this helps.
142631
This is a very item specific question. Only the warehouse manager could answer this type of question. Although the quality of the item I bought from Marathon was good, they had zero customer service. I would unlikely buy from them again for this reason.
310231
They leave some marks on my legs. I don't need them but I don't like how most socks are made today, like Hanes, which are tighter than they used to be and don't last anymore. These socks are very comfortable and durable but they do leave some marks and an indentation around the band. If you don't want indentations, maybe try 100% wool socks.
612297
Every one of the black socks I purchased developed holes rather quickly. So, in my experience, the only way to avoid holes is simply to not wear the socks! I contacted UnderArmour and reported the poor quality, and they did quickly send me a new pair of a different model of sock, as replacement. You may want to do the same.
365770
Better. I ran a 50k in the socks and my VFFs. I also wear both on runs over half-marathon distances. I found my legs feel much better over the course of a run, and I have no issues when wearing them with VFFs. In fact, I'd say I prefer their texture over regular Injinjis while wearing my VFFs.
2163407
Absolutely YES!As I wrote in my original review, I was dependent on others to put on my socks until I purchased this devise. I am now a grown up again. It works for all lengths of hoisery.
150573
I was thinking the same thing. So I put one in my shirt pocket in the sweltering Michigan summer heat. It came out wet but not black. I put them in backwards they didn't turn black. I tried them on a few other places n they really didn't change. Only my feet when following the directions. Wash, socks, eight hours, all of it.. I'm a skeptic too, but I think the ten pack is worth a spin. I co things that make my body dirty inside and these do make it fell cleaner. It could still be a scam. See skeptic
1914263
Obviously the lifetime guarantee is a lie. I don't think you can get a thing out of it. TeleBrands needs to understand if other companies sell their product they claim has a lifetime guarantee that company needs to also honor that.
1998205
I'm on my second pair, and haven't had any trouble. When I first put them in, I get a message that says something like "these cartridges have been used before" -- but I just click ok and never see the error again.