Kyle Richards raves about these no-show socks, and they're less than $2 a pair
Do you crave some no-show socks, ones that won't slip down into your shoes and leave you vulnerable to blisters? Do you wish you could find a pair sturdy enough to last in the wash? Improbably, it's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards to the rescue with these celebrated no-shows. The Amazon's Choice top sellers aren't just celebrity-approved, they're on sale now for as little as $10 for six pairs — that's 50% off. But you'd better act quickly — this deal is only good for a few hours.
At $10 for six pairs, you're spending less than $2 a pop. That's the lowest price our trackers have tracked 'em. Plus, you're not restricted to neutral colors: this pack comes in a wide range of shades, including standard Black/White/Gray, Multicolor, All Black and more. Prices vary slightly by size and set.
Let Kyle explain why she's a fan: "These are great, these no-show socks. They come in a package of six!" she told Amazon Live. The Halloween Ends actress admitted that when her "socks are showing," her friends make fun of her look — "[It's] a dorky vibe," she laughed. "The aesthetic is not good, guys, if you're wearing a sock with your workout shoes … They shouldn't show!"
It's not only about aesthetics, though. These socks are stretchy but secure (no slipping!), and they're made with breathable fabric that wicks away sweat and helps keep you stink-free. Most importantly, they're invisible once shoes are on — so whether you're donning them with sneakers or to add comfort to a pair of flats, you won't be giving off a "dorky vibe" whatsoever.
Kyle isn't the only mega-fan of these no-see socks — more than 50,000 Amazon shoppers have granted them a perfect five-star rating.
Pros 👍
"Fit great, packaged nicely, look pretty. They stay in place without being tight," noted a happy customer. "Best of all, the cotton blend is an improvement over most liner socks that contain more hosiery-like materials. This material is soft on my feet and breathes better for less chance of sweat."
"These actually stay up!" marveled another reviewer. "I bought a name-brand pair of no-show athletic socks that were probably the same price as this multi-pair set. Those name-brand ones never stay in place and I wound up throwing them out. But these actually stay in place all day! Very comfortable, fit well to my foot (women's size 9.5) without any pinching or excess fabric, and they don't move around ... I strongly recommend these as they are the best no-show athletic socks I've ever worn."
"Love these socks!" gushed a third. "These are the best no-show socks I have ever bought and I have bought a lot. They stay up/on. They don't scoot down in your shoes like most. You just need to try them. They wash good. Size is correct. Thickness is great. So far durability is winning."
Cons 👎
While fans love them, they note some drawbacks.
A final fan added, "Seriously great socks. Show just the tiniest little bit with the shoes they were bought for, but the color matches so almost can't tell. Comfortable, stay in place the entire day, wash well and keep their shape. Great buy."
"These are the first no-show socks I've bought that actually stay put on my heels," shared another fan. "The only downside to them is you can't put them in the dryer, so you have to remember to get them before you throw your load into the dryer.' That said, they concluded, "I would definitely buy again."
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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