Lemrak Disposable Foot Socks, Box Of Bulk Nylon Slip On Stockings for Trying On Shoes, Beige Try Footies for Women and Men, 144 Piece

I cannot wear knee-high hose because it cuts off the circulation in my leg. These "socks" are the kind that shoe stores use to let customers try on shoes. I like having the box at home and I use them when I wear flats. Sometimes they end up only on my toe area, but my shoes are still comfortable. Sometimes, after wearing, I place in a netted garment bag and wash them with other delicates and sometimes I just throw them away because they are so inexpensive.

CATFISHING PEOPLE BUY THIS! Put your chicken liver in it, tie it off in a knot, cut the excess, and hook it through the not. You won’t lose your liver and the blood still comes out of it and leaves a scent it the water. Works great and cheap method to keeping bait on your hook

For any gardener looking for an easy organic solution to keeping bugs out of your fruit, look no more. I've been using these for years on my apple and pear tree and absolutely swear by them. It does take an afternoon to get all the budding fruit covered and secured (I usually use hemp twine to gently secure the nylon to the stem) but once in place they hold. And come harvest time I have the most beautiful blemish free, bug free fruit.

I purchased these to protect my fruit. These seemed thinner and less tightly woven than others I have purchased. Was nervous that the bugs could still lay eggs on my fruit through the material. These are one season usage, in my opinion.

I wasn’t expecting a delay on my order but it’s all good

They are what they are. We pass them out when customers don't have socks. Free. Decent quality and do the job. I recommend. Ski

TLDR- size runs small, cheap feeling, runs easily, doesn’t cover your foot I really wanted to use these for my peep toe sandals and thought they would be similar to the ones you get at the shoe stores for try on. I was super disappointed to see that they definitely were not. The nylons I used when I tried them on at the store were able to use two or three times before they started to run. These have to be thrown away after the first use. These will work for you if your feet are smaller than a woman’s size 7, but know you will be throwing them away after the first use.

I haven't used these as actual socks. I used them to hold my balls of yarn together. It's a great bang for your buck. It comes with so many and they hold my yarn together beautifully. I have recommended them to other crocheters.