A few years ago I got a free pair of basic classic Bombas as a holiday gift from an agency we worked with. It seemed like an odd gift, but I guess they were trying to highlight the do-gooder aspect of the brand (they supposedly donate a pair for each bought). I was set to NOT like them because I had already seen a few influencers who had been hawking them and I actually count that in the neg column, because I cringe when a brand gives stuff to people with abs who seem to love everything. Problem is once I tried the socks, I was hooked. I'm an addict. They are so comfortable... that honeycomb thing around the middle is like an all day hug for your foot. I now have their ski socks (very pretty), their running socks (so excellent for this middle aged 5K runner), and a pair of compression socks (one pair only, but they're groovy stylish for compression). I've now outfitted my kids and family with basketball socks and running socks because my kids are fit and... they kept stealing my socks.
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The only "bad" thing is the price. They are pricey in this world of cheap socks. I like that they don't have endless sales, but they really only have the intro trial coupon and Black Friday. I wait for Black Friday every year... it's now like 3 years of waiting and the bad thing is by then the styles have moved on so it's hard to find matches for ones you already have. I also unsubbed from their emails because they were relentless... like nearly daily. Also love the pretty socks, but again... the usual pack discounts are great but... it gets spendy to outfit yourself in these. And yeah, the mission is nice (buy a pair, they donate a pair) but I guess I'm wondering who is getting the supposed free pairs from them? I volunteer for a homeless shelter and if I ever saw them getting Bombas I'd be truly impressed. But seriously I guess I'd love to know more about the donations. The photo on this review was not posed for Bombas, I just remembered it, as we built a pandemic treehouse and this was a memorable day with my daughter we enjoyed before the roof was on.