Merino Toe socks 2.0 | Crew Length

I have a Morton's neuroma which is very painful, I was told to use toe separators which I did not like very much, and they were not comfortable. I saw an ad for the creepers toe socks and decided to give them a go. I was very pleased, they felt so comfortable and help with the pain, they take a bit to go onto the two toes affected by the neuroma but are well worth it, I don't wear any other socks now and I believe it has helped my neuroma heaps.

Bushwalk at least twice a week. Now I come home and my feet and toes feel soo much better. Tried that fancy brand but these one leave them for dead.

Yes we would buy them again
Wife won’t wear anything else and thrown rest out
They are helping with toe separation as her toes we’re turning inwards
They feel amazing on her feet so thank you
My turn to get some

Love them!

The last time I wore toe socks was in my childhood, and I loved those multi-colored pairs with different colored toes! When I came across creepers socks, I thought I’d give them a try. I ordered both crew length and low ankle styles. The crew length pairs work perfectly with my boots, staying in place without sliding down my legs. Meanwhile, the low ankle socks are the first ones I’ve tried that don’t slip down the back of my shoes. They are incredibly comfortable, and I highly recommend them. I would love to get some white low ankle socks!

I was happy to see crew socks available. I wear a brace on one ankle and need a taller sock for comfort. Socks are we well made and my leg, ankle, and toes are comfy.

I'm living my best life in these socks. So comfortable, so warm, just perfect. I bought them with a view to do the Camino next year but I can't take them off. With this recent cold weather, they are proving to be my favourite thing in life right now. Got a six pack so I can wear them almost every day.
I also bought the Ininji merino liner toe socks. Both are great and I really love both but to compare, the Creepers are a little thicker, a little warmer and maybe not quite as snug. Plus they are black while the Ininjis are dark grey. There's really not that much difference between the two and they are both great socks but if I had to choose and to buy again, I'd probably go with the Creepers unless the Ininijis were on a really good special.
One thing to note, they are a both a bit of a pain to get on. It just takes a little longer with toe socks to get them on properly and push them down between your toes. Once on though, it's heaven. They stay in place very well and while initially it feels unusual, very quickly, it feels very comfortable and cosy. I'm keeping these on in bed each night and they really keep my feet warm. I can't recommend these more highly.
I haven't walked much more than six kms in a day in these so can't comment on whether it makes a difference to blisters or not but I certainly haven't had any blisters or any hot spots but I wear worn-in, comfortable new balance runners.