3 comments about Hue Women's Multi Stripe Sock.

1. Not too heavy, not too light, soft fabric, comfortable socks. I love wearing them, though they tend to fall down. However, having socks that stay up seems to be an issue more with the wearer than the product. I would buy a second pair in a heart beat.



2. I didn't want to pay $9 of shipping, still need like $2 and make a $25 shopping and be elegible for free super saver shipping, so I bought this socks, save like $5 and now I want to collect them all. Excellent quality, they look pretty.



3. I have chronic nerve pain in my ankle and have to have soft socks that don't get eaten by shoes or slide down. These are awesome and perfect. They are soft, thin, stretchy but they stay up. Terrific.

5 comments about Hue Women's Flat Knit Knee Sock.

1. Bought these socks for my 4th and 7th graders and they loved them immediately! They are soft AND strong and hold up great in the wash! I will definately buy them again.



2. these socks are very good quality and they're not bulky at all perfect to wear with all types of shoes, but unfortunately they don't stay up and just stretch and fall down after a few hours of wear. but i still like them.



3. I was really looking for a sock that would stay up and these don't. They are soft and comfortable and around my ankles. That ultimately makes them a waste of money.



4. Love these knee socks, smooth and comfortable, but whoa. After just 2 days of wear with 2 pairs, holes in the toes!



5. I bought these for my daughter as part of her school uniform. I wash them in cold water on the delicate cycle although they sometimes escape into the regular wash. They are VERY soft and they have maintained their color as well as their shape. They are a great sock, and yes, they are a bit pricey, but worth every penney.

5 comments about Clarks Women's Jaclyn Clog.

1. High quality leather, and of course Clark's famous comfort. I wear a women's size 12 and these shoes are flattering even on my "gunboats!" A great value too. Don't hesitate ... these shoes are winners!



2. Love them. I already had a black pair, so I was sure I wanted the red pair. Thanks for having them. Macy's wanted more $$ for the same shoe.



3. Clarks Women's Jaclyn ClogClarks Women's Jaclyn Clog Excellent shoe. If you're clinging to your well worn Clarks Cilantro clog, you will be very comfortable with Jaclyn. True to size. Fits like a glove. I bought two pairs of Jaclyn and have about a dozen pairs of Clarks. Happy Feet!



4. A very reasonable price, quick delivery, and my wife is pleased. What more could I ask?



5. Not only are these Jaclyn style Clarks clogs good looking, the comfort and fit are excellent. No need to size up or down, the size is correct.

5 comments about Fruit of the Loom Adult 5.6 oz. Heavy Cotton 1 Cotton T-Shirt.

1. I am describing the Fruit of the Loom 5.6 oz cotton T-shirt. I ordered several of them. They are made of the thinnest fabric I have ever observed in a T-shirt. They are definitely not what I would call Heavy cotton. All the shirts I Ordered came from the Texas Shirt company. I see that my description does not agree with most of the other customer opinions, which makes me think that they may have recently changed the quality of the shirt. When I called the Texas shirt company they told me that the words "Heavy Cotton" was just the shirts name, and did not mean that the fabric was a heavy fabric. I am returning all the shirts.



2. ordered these for my husband for work. they were just what he was looking for. needed orange for when he is working in the middle of the road. we had ordered a few from his work at 35.00 each. these were just as heavy and the same color.



3. Very nice T-Shirts love the fact that they are heavy duty. Like Fruit of the Loom products, never had a problem with them.
   
   Karen



4. The material is nice, but the shirt is cut too small. Order a larger size than you think you should.



5. Hi,
   
   I buy lots of t-shirts from Think Geek - the thickness of the fabric you get there is gr8. I found the material thin.
   
   regards.

5 comments about FRYE Women's Harness 12R Boot.

1. I've had my Frye's for a couple of years now, and I love them! I have the belted harness style, in black. They are such a cool looking boot, and surprisingly, they look great with both jeans, skirts or dresses. I don't have a wide foot, but i have a high instep, and I ordered my regular size, they fit fine. However I always buy my shoes a bit bigger than what I measure. I love the fact that they are American made. I have several pairs of Frye boots, (I'm a Frye junkie, I own 7 pair) I've never been disappointed in them. I also have these in the 8R style, they have a narrower fit, and I don't find them quite as comfortable. I have the harness mule as well, and found that they run looser than the boot. I highly recommend the Frye 12R harness boot!



2. I've had these boots for 2 years now and absolutely love them. I wear them all thru fall and winter and they look awesome. Worth the money -they'll last forever.



3. This product is so comfortable and encases your feet in solid protection and support. It also looks sassy with dresses and skirts. Highly recommended and worth the investment.
   I have to say when I took these out of the box my first comment outloud was "good thing i love em cause im going to have em for ten years." As stated on site, order half size down. I am a size 7 regularly, and the 6.5 is perfect.
   Also, I am thankful these are made in the USA and are of much higher quality and durability that some of the junk coming from Asia.



4. Absolutely love these boots. They are comfortable and not clunky. Order half size smaller as they run big



5. Wow! Does not begin to explain how great these boots really are! I followed the advice from many of the other reviewers and went with a half size smaller (I'm usually an 8 and I went with a 7 1/2) this proved to be perfect. I also have very muscular calves and have never found a boot with ample enough room these are them! Right out of the box the quality was obvious, the leather was soft like butter and the stitching was magnificent. I needed these boots for school as a welder and for play! They have held up to the abuse I have shown them and with a little saddle soap to clean them up I can wear them out on the town the same day. I would highly recommend these boots to anyone for work, school or play! I will enjoy them for many years to come!

5 comments about Spenco Polysorb Total Support Premium Insole.

1. I ordered these at my podiatrist's recommendation. They are easy to trim to your shoes and comfortable. They really add a lot of support. They work great in my sneakers, but because it's an entire insole, and not just support at the heel and arch, my dress shoes are too snug with them. I will still order a couple more sets - I might even cut the insole just after the arch support to see if it helps with dress shoes.



2. I was reluctant to spend three to four times the cost of the average "drugstore" insole for the Spenco Polysorb (tm) Total Support Premium Insole, but my aching feet and knees were crying out for solid support, so I took the plunge. Without a doubt, these are the most supportive over-the-counter insoles I've ever owned. The heel cup is particularly deep and well-molded; my near constant heel pain went away within a day and a half of using these insoles. Similarly, arch support is excellent. The design is well-thought out and, insofar as one can say an insole is attractive, its construction and appearance look great, as befits its high-end price.
   
   The "Men's 10-11" size fit my size 10-1/2 shoes perfectly without trimming. The instructions recommend taking out the existing insole from your shoe and trimming the Total Support to fit its profile. I would suggest inserting the Total Support into your shoe first to check the fit. A lot of standard shoe insoles don't have the supportive "cupping" on the sides the Total Support has, so you could possibly cut the Total Support too narrow (and diminish the effectiveness of its "cup") if you just trace around the stock insoles. This probably varies based on the actual shoe width and its last, but it can't do any harm to check before hacking away at these expensive insoles.
   
   Though I used the "heat in the oven" molding technique, I'm not certain it provided signficant benefits; the insole is likely to mold to your foot as well within a day or two of wearing it. However, it only takes two minutes to heat up the insoles in the oven, so it's not like you're investing a lot of time and effort in this optional step. I didn't notice any of the shrinkage some reviewers reported when using the heat molding technique. I was careful to use an oven pre-heated to warm (instructions say 185 degrees) for just two minutes, so I'm not certain the temperature got high enough to have much effect at all, much less shrink the insole.
   
   The overall effect of adding them to my New Balance 476 trail runners was to boost the comfort and support of these good mid-range shoes to the level of the very best (and most expensive) running shoes designed for ultimate stability.
   
   So why no five-star rating from me? Simple. These intelligently-designed, well-constructed, and outrageously comfortable insoles would be worth every penny of their premium price were it not for the fact they squawk like a tree full of crows whenever I take a step in them.
   
   Other reviewers have reported "squeaks" from these insoles, but that term doesn't begin to describe the roar they make. If you spend your time in a noisy factory, on a casino floor, working an airport runway, or in an institution for the deaf, you and those around you might not mind the noise, but you'll be the center of unwanted attention just about anywhere else. If your occupation involves moving swiftly and silently -- say, like a secret agent -- using these insoles could jeopordize the success of your mission and perhaps the very security of our nation. If I were walking and talking instead of sitting and typing I'd have to shout to make this review heard. Well... maybe that's a bit of hyperbole, but I think you get the point: they're noisy.
   
   I noticed other reviewers fixed this problem with duct tape. I love duct tape; with duct tape and plastic garbage bags you can do about 87% of the things worth doing in this world. But it peeved me more than a bit to think I was going to have put duct tape on my brand spanking new high-end "you spent how much on what!?" upmarket insoles just to make them work like they should out-of-the-box.
   
   So I pulled the insoles out of the shoes repeatedly and tried to position them differently to make the foamy shriek go away. No luck. I hopped around the block a few times thinking I might be able to pound out the squishy squawk. All I did was entertain the neighbors. I even put them back in the oven at a slighty higher temperature to see if I could bake the roar away. Zero effect -- although it wasn't a total waste because I threw some potatoes in for dinner since the oven was already heated up. They were delicious!
   
   So I went back to "Plan A" and liberally applied duct tape to these unhushed puppies. The silver gray of duct tape matches nicely with the red and blue accents of the Spenco Polysorb Total Support Premium Insole, I must say, but -- alas! -- taping 'em up like a 43-year-old quarterback on game day did nothing to silence them. By now my wife, who usually observes my antics with private amusement, was laughing openly at my efforts to tame these squalling insoles.
   
   That's why I snuck around to the back of the house out of her sight to whack 'em a few times with a five-pound sledge. I figured if I could speed up the breaking in process a bit, maybe they'd settle down.
   
   Nope.
   
   I'm defeated. Don't get me wrong. I still love these insoles. If I were bit more of a geezer than I am, I'd just turn down my hearing aid and ignore the squeaks (along with most of my relatives). It would be worth it just to have the Spenco Polysorb Total Support Premium Insole caressing my tired feet in their inimitable manner. But I'm still able to hear a lot more than I care to and the sound of the soles is something I can't live with.
   
   Sorry, honey, it's over. It's not you, it's me. My feet are telling me we're meant for each other, but my ears say otherwise. You were probably too good for me anyway; I'll likely end up with another set of those $7.99 downmarket floozies off the rack at CVS that I'll throw away in six weeks and replace with more of the same. They don't make me feel like you make me feel, but, honestly, maybe I'm just not ready for all you have to say.
   
   I will always love you, though, and think fondly of the time we had together. Now get back in the box, please. You're being returned to your maker.
   
   Note to Spenco product designers: if you were trying to make the world's loudest insoles, please accept my apologies for assuming otherwise and I commend you on a job well done! If not, why not go back to drawing board on these and get it right? The comfort and support part you just completely nailed. Really good stuff. Fix the noisemaking and you likely will have created the greatest over-the-counter insole on the planet. Get crackin'!
   
   ***AN UPDATE
   
   After corresponding with Spenco, I can truly say they stand behind (on top of?) their insoles. The problem with "squeaking" (roaring, squawking, whatever...) is known to the good folks at Spenco and is an issue mostly with shoes that have EVA soles, which my New Balance trail runners do indeed.
   
   They suggest talcum powder as a noise reducer. It works! It will have to be replenished periodically, but that's a small price to pay for the comfort these insoles provide.
   
   Spenco also sent me gratis an additional two sets of Polysorb (tm) Total Support Premium Insoles for my trouble and for making them laugh with this review. So I put the new ones into two other pairs of shoes -- a Bass boat shoe (no, not shoes to wear in a bass boat -- "Bass" is the brand) and a Saucony running shoe. Neither had EVA soles and neither made a hint of noise.
   
   In fact, the only thing you could hear is me saying "Ahhhhh... that feels goooooooood..." with each step. Get yourself some of these and see what I mean. And grab some baby powder while you're at it. Even if you don't need to put it on the Total Supports in your EVA-soled shoes, it feels good on your feet and makes 'em smell nice.
   
   Amazon won't let me change my star rating, but it's now a solid "5"!



3. I just want to reiterate what the reviewer "Diane -Wisconsin" says about fixing the annoying squeak that seems to come with this insole -- just trim the edges with duct tape and the noise will be eliminated. Another reviewer says that the insole shrinks after being heated in the oven, but I myself did not notice much difference before and after. It is probably wise to cut the insole down to your size *after* the heat treatment, though the instructions do not make mention of this at all. The Polysorb is otherwise a great product.



4. I've used inserts in the past, but none as comfortable as these. And I've had none of the problems some of the other reviewers described. I found heating them straightforward and easy, as was inserting them into my shoe, no noticeable shrinkage, no squeaking. They do add some weight to your shoe, but unless you're a runner, I can't see that it would make any difference whatsoever. I have nothing negative to say about them at all. They add comfort, and reduced the pain I've been experiencing.



5. This insole works fairly well and can be heated/molded to your foot. However, I am undecided if it really helped my high arches or not.

5 comments about Clarks Women's Harwick Wedge.

1. I like Clarks brand, but these shoes are not the Clarks I am used to. The back strap is uncomfortable and rubbed the back of my ankle raw. I have only wore them twice becasue of the back strap. If I do wear them again I will have to wear bandaids to protect my ankle.



2. I received the shoes late but once I had them I was impressed. I actually wanted to try the brown/multi color yet they did not have a size 12 for that color so I opted for the dark brown. I thought they looked pretty good actually. I tried them on and they were comfortable and seemed to fit perfectly. I thought they looked pretty good on my feet as well. Overall, I was very impressed with them but my wife did not like them at all so I ended up returning them. If you are looking for a nice sandal with a great price I would recommend it. Even with the heel it was comfortable and actually more so to me as I think shoe with a bit of a heel are more comfortable than flats.



3. These sandals are quite comfortable and the ankle strap makes them easy to walk in. I would recommend them. I will wear them with cropped pants and jeans, but they would go well with skirts and dresses too.



4. bought these for my daughters wedding before the wedding even started my feet hurt i think a size smaller may have helped .. the shoes their self are very attractive . to bad i couldnt wear them all night



5. I love these sandals. I tried these on at a shoe store in seattle and they were $80, checked amazon and purchased for $40. Great buy. Super comfortable and I can wear them with dresses, jeans, shorts, everything.

No comments about Ladies' Minnetonka Moccasins Hi Top Back Zip Boot.

3 comments about Hue Women's Cotton Cable Knee Sock.

1. I purchased the cable socks for my mom. She has large calfs and it has been difficult locating a comfortable fit/style. She loooooooves the fit and the colors. Thank you sooooooooo much!



2. These socks are ok except they stretch out and then creep down your leg as you walk. These are thin to medium thickness, but really just do not do the job.



3. I've been on a quest to find some comfy socks that won't fall down nor will bind. These fit the bill. These socks are light to medium weight. I can wear them with most of my dressier pants and shoes. If you are looking for heavy, warm socks for cold feet in the winter, these are probably too light. These are a good year-round sock and I will buy more. Also, I tried to find seamless toe socks (nearly impossible) -- these are an acceptable alternative. I'm very picky about the "poky" seams on the toe and these seams don't bother my tootsies.

5 comments about Urban Boundaries Fuzzy Crew Striped Fashion Toe Socks (One Size fits Most).

1. It arrived the last day it said it would but overall, they are comfortable and cute. My only concern is that they may be too thin.



2. These were bought as a gift for my daugher and she loved them. Warm and comfortable.



3. These socks were perfect for what I wanted! Can be worn with slippers or shoes. Warm, soft, cozy!!!



4. My freind was so the happiest woman alive when she recieved the present!



5. Sock are not knee high at all! Maybe on a child but not on an adult! Very cozy and warn mother in law loved them