Right off the bat, just so we're clear, these are low cut, not no-show socks. For&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/no-show-socks/dp/B003HC92IY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">no-show socks</a>, click&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/here/dp/B003HC92IY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">here</a>. I had mistaken these for no show socks and didn't want you to make the same mistake I made.

With that out of the way, let's talk socks. These PowerSox are made by Gold Toe, which enjoyed a period of popularity back in the 90's, for good reason: they were very well made. I had a few pairs of these back then. I'm not sure why their popularity waned or why they fell out of favor with me, but fast forward a couple of decades, when the opportunity arose to get reacquainted with these socks at a nominal cost, I snagged it, and I'm glad I did.

These socks are very comfortable. These socks will fit  9-12.5, according to the product literature. I'm a 9-1/2, so I'm on the low end of the size range, which is perfect for me since  I don't like socks that are overly tight. There's plenty of room for my feet to breathe when I'm wearing these indoors.

They are of medium thickness but not thin by any means. They provide your feet with a reasonable amount of cushion but not so much cushion you need to size up your shoes just to accommodate these socks like I do with my Thorlos and other thicker socks I use for hiking. They are perfect for everyday wear and they seem to be durable but I have no way of ascertaining that quite yet. I might update this post in a few months or a year to report back on their durability.

These socks do not have a thinner top venting layer like some of my socks. They're thick all around. I don't have a foot odor problem, so I'm good. If you have a foot odor problem, try boric acid powder. It works on foot odor AND athlete's foot. Thought I'd throw in that quick tip for ya lol.

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I like these socks so far. If you're looking for socks that are of medium thickness for everyday wear (but not for hiking or heavy duty use), these are a good bet.