Bombas

4.6 2,190 Reviews

Bombas makes comfortable socks, underwear, and t-shirts while giving back to the homeless.

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Bombas earns strong reviews for exceptionally comfortable, supportive socks that stay put—no-shows that don’t slip, cushioned running and hiking styles, and arch-hugging honeycomb knits impress. Reviews also flag weaknesses: some pairs shrink, run tight on wider feet/calves, feel thick in snug shoes, and durability can be inconsistent with heels/toes developing holes over months to a couple years. Many praise long wear and the one-pair-donated mission; others find them pricey for the longevity delivered. Overall, Bombas is good if you want plush comfort, grip, and fit; consider style and fit nuances if you prefer thinner or roomier socks.

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  • These socks are comfortable and so far have been pretty durable! They don't show when I am wearing tennis shoes, and do not slide off my foot. When you first get them, they have a little bit of arch support!

  • I have been using Stance socks for a couple of years recently when I needed to replacements I decided to try Bombas and have loved them so far. They are very soft, high quality and also are the perfect size.

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  • These are the only socks I want to wear when I run and work out. They feel sturdy and supportive but lightweight enough when it's hot out. Wish they had more designs for this style but I'll take what I can get!

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  • I am a general fan of Bombas socks. A few years ago Bombas underwear were also really good and lasted for a while. All that said, it’s hard to support a brand that has an investor like Kevin O’Leary - a man that thinks the reason younger generations are facing a housing crisis is because they are spending $26 on a lunch salad and not because of people like him. Ultimately, the socks aren’t good enough to put more money in his pocket. And while the brand mission statement is a great one, the only reason he supports it is because each donated product is a tax write off.

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Bombas makes comfortable socks, underwear, and t-shirts while giving back to the homeless.