Socks

NJ1

Professional
I actually don't like those. Not as much as the normal Dri-Fits. I find them to be stuffy thick.

That, and $14/pair is kind of insane.

Well said, agreed on both counts. Plus I find the stripe up the back a little obnoxious, but can see why it appeals to the under 21 crowd.
 

Chotobaka

Hall of Fame
Eurosocks are my faves.

Ditto. Nicely padded in the right places and they stay that way for a very long time (just wash and dry them inside out, as directed). Not the cheapest, but are good value due to the quality. Still made in Italy, not China like most of the rest.

I also use the Level 3 Thorlo's when wearing my roomy SFX's. These are pricey at $14-$15 a pair, but again you can see the quality of the materials and construction. The Lavel 3's are the plushest, thickest socks I have found.
 

SCRAP IRON

Professional
There is nothing better than Thorlo socks. However, if you need very thin cushioned socks, go with Jock Socks.
 

The Big Kahuna

Hall of Fame
I have been faithful to EUROSOCK for the last 2 years. I tried everything and found nothing to compare with two pairs of these on your feet for performance and moisture management.

That said, I have heard good things about FITSOCK.

Anyone out there who can comment and compare the two?
 

TennisMD

Professional
There is nothing better than Thorlo socks. However, if you need very thin cushioned socks, go with Jock Socks.

Good tip, as I use Nike Vapor 9's and fit perfectly with thin sock such as use for running, however do not like the low cut running sock for tennis. So hopefully your suggestion fits the bill, eg Thorlo 3 to thick
 

illuminotti

New User
The Nike Elite socks are amazing if you want cushioning for your feet. A little pricey but worth every penny. The Nike Dry-Fit socks are pretty good too, they are well ventilated for people who sweat through their socks when they play. The Thorlo's are also legit.
 
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