Bombas reviews and discussion

Everyone in my life makes fun of me for having *literally* only Bombas socks. I've been buying them for a few years, since they came out with their first few products, and continuously go back for more. They fit great on your foot, are thick enough to be comfy/cushiony, but not too thick to give you blisters in boots, and their customer service is just top notch. Since I've had some of my pairs for so long, they've developed holes in some places (or my kitty clawed holes) and they've been consistently super quick in replacing the socks! Plus, every pair you buy they donate a pair as well. My favorites are the merino wool :)

Fine socks. They look cool, but they aren’t any more comfy than cheap socks from Marshall’s.

Best socks ever - worth the money. So comfortable and a good grip for working out too.

Bombas are comfy, cute, and supportive socks. I've even liked one of their long-sleeved shirts that I got from them. The problem that I've had is with durability. Out of all the socks I own, these are the first socks that have ever gotten holes near the toes (multiple times) for both my socks and my boyfriend's. For that reason, I can't buy more of their socks. That said - I've worn their long-sleeved shirts tons of times, and it still holds up perfectly.

Their socks are durable and comfortable. We have both the merino and cotton-blends from Bombas. The cotton-blends are my spouse's favorite and he's always sad when washday arrives and he's run out of his "good socks". They airdry in less than a day, too, despite being thick. Their merinos are great for hiking and daily winter wear. Where Bombas truly shines, though, is their pima cotton t-shirts. These are genuinely some of the best on the market. Great fit. Super soft (as pima should be). Medium weight (not so thin that it shows your business, not so thick that you overheat). Great, saturated dyes. I'm so, so picky about my wardrobe "basics" because this fabric sits directly on my skin. I wear precisely 4 brands of t-shirt, and one of them is Bombas.

These socks are comfortable and their mission is honorable. However, the price is high and I'm not quite sure it's worth it. There are other similar socks that I can buy locally that feel just the same. The ruffle style is cute but too pricy.

I use the "running" socks for tennis and they are SO high quality. I am legit bummed if these are in the dirty laundry and I can't wear them.

I was sooo hesitant to spend this much money on socks. How many times did I open the page to browse, then instantly close it and navigate to Target or Amazon? Socks aren't a sexy item so you don't think high-quality will reap the same benefits as, say, more spendy clothes or beauty products. But I'm not afraid to admit I was wrong. The merino wool socks in particular are a bit of everyday luxury that I feel certain will last a longgggg time.

I have a couple pairs of the ankle socks and really reach for them. You can actually feel the honeycomb pattern around your arch. It's not strong enough to be called compression, but maybe like, fittedness?? I have mixed feelings about the tab at the back of the ankle. If I'm running or doing something active I don't mind it as much. If anything it's a bonus since the back of your sock for sure won't slip into your shoe. But if I'm wearing sneakers for leisure, the tab that pokes out is very ugly to look at.

Comfortable, cozy socks, and they come in lots of varieties. Love their ankle socks and slippers!

The socks I have from Bombas have held up well, and it's clear that they're high quality. As compared to other, less expensive socks I've bought, my Bombas have maintained quality over time. I'm not a huge fan of their wilder colors and patterns, but the neutral tones are great for me.

My favorite socks ever. I ran a marathon in theses socks and they were the absolute best choice. I ask for a pair every Christmas.

i hate socks but i could live in these 5ever. perfect running shoes that cause no blisters and are warm enough for those cold runs too. they are a little on the spensy side but I've never once worn a hole out in them and I've had some of my pairs for almost 3 years.

I received some Bombas as a gift and genuinely look forward to wearing them. They're very comfortable and supportive, and they've held up well over time going through the wash.

I honestly would've never bought these socks because they're pretty expensive for plain old socks. But, I got them as a gift, and they truly are the best. I now buy these as gifts because... socks really are life changing.

a+ socks, and the color schemes are so attractive. Plus, the fact they give a pair to individuals experiencing homelessness is amazing. Not many brands helping with that issue these days.

I have falling feet first for Bombas socks! Over time I have exclusively switched out my sock drawer to only Bombas. Their no-show and ankle socks are my faves.

Yeah, so on the one hand they're pretty much just socks and you can get socks anywhere. But on the other hand, I keep coming back, and have recently replaced my whole sock wardrobe with bombas. I noticed some folks saying they have quality issues... I haven't had a single hole in a single sock ever, which may just be a fluke. But I enjoy the colors, I dress pretty plainly everywhere else except for my bombas socks so that's nice. And I like how easy their site is to order. I honestly think their gift packs are nice too, who doesn't like receiving socks as a gift when you're over 30?

These are literally the only sock I wear. Expensive, but you are paying for A. their mission and B. the quality. So comfortable. It's like a hug for your foot. I suggest purchasing directly through their website as their customer service is top notch.

While I love all my Bombas socks I have a particular love for their cycling socks. If you are looking for the perfect line, arch support, and fun colors these socks are for you. The no-show socks are also great and the sticky on the heel helps them actually stay up.