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Work 10 hour shifts on concrete every day. My feet used to be killing me by the end of the shift. The cushioning and arch support make a huge difference. Threw my old socks straight in the trash after the first wear.
Been on construction sites for 15 years and these are the first socks that survive a full shift. Heel Cup handles concrete floors like a champ. My feet used to kill me by noon not anymore.
I love my new work socks. I got the original black crew socks. They got a good grip and work as advertised and they almost go up to my knees and stay up without sliding down. I do alot of walking and Mason socks help alot.
I love my new work socks. I got the original black boots socks. They got a good grip and work as advertised and they almost go up to my knees and stay up without sliding down. I do alot of walking and Mason socks help alot.
Sweaty feet all day under the hood, the Mesh Ventilation keeps my feet from cooking inside my steel toes. Feet feel way better at the end of the day. Bought a pack for the whole crew.
Perfect for warm-season work. Switched to the 6-inch ankle cut for summer and it's the perfect height. Breathable, lightweight, and my feet stay fresh all day even in the heat. My go-to warm-weather work sock.
56% bamboo lyocell, 38% nylon, 6% lycra. Bamboo lyocell, not the cheaper bamboo viscose most brands use, and no cotton. Nylon is concentrated at the heel and toe where socks actually wear out.
Bamboo pulls moisture off your skin all shift. Customers report dry feet at hour 13. It's not sweat-proof, it's sweat-managed, a real difference from synthetics that just trap it.
Please refer to our actual size guide :
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Cushioned Work socks |
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Size |
M |
L |
XL |
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US MEN |
6–9 |
9.5–12 |
12.5–15 |
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US WOMEN |
7–9.5 |
10–13 |
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Yes. The Double Cuffed design with Pull Tab keeps them locked in place no matter how hard you're moving. No bunching, no sliding, guaranteed all shift long.
Absolutely. Built with Cloud Cushioning and a Heel Cup that absorbs impact, these socks are made for workers who spend 8–12 hours on their feet on concrete, gravel, or uneven ground.
About 10 days on your feet, on average.
