DG Hill (2pk or 4pk Kids Thermal Winter Socks, Thick Insulated Heated Boot Socks for Cold Weather, Girls and Boys

I have autoimmune disease called scleroderma and raynauds that causes my feet to freeze and these truly help

I bought these socks because I was traveling to Colorado and its really cold there right now. These socks came in handy! They kept me warm the entire time I was outdoors. The only bad thing I was is that they are thick and I had a hard time putting my shoes on. But I expected that since thats the only way it would keep me warm. I love them!

I purchased the ‘small’/kid size but they are HHHUUUGGGEEE! Like, they easily fit my women’s size 7 foot. My six-year-old says they’re fine though, so we’ll see just how ‘fine’ they are once they wear them for six hours at forest school. >_<

These arent really a true kids sock.. they are just for size small shoe. They are a little too big for my kids who wear a small kid 12 and 14 shoes. (Ages 4 and 7) Maybe big kid sizes they would work fine. Still very warm and well made socks. 2 pack was nice!

Bought socks for kids to wear under their snow boots. Very soft and comfortable. Kids like the socks and the cost was affordable.

If you want warm socks these are perfect I wash them but a little line dry

I got these for my 8 yr old grandson for Christmas. At his school the spend a lot of time outside and his feet were getting cold (we are in MN with -0 temps often). I asked him how he liked them and he said he loved them. He said even if they get wet, the socks under them dont. I ordered him 4 more pair. I would say a great sock!

These socks were perfect for our winter visit to NYC. They kept our feet warm the entire time. Money well spent.

Bought these for my son to help keep him warm during the winter. He really liked them and said they did their job. Bought some extra for him and for my S/O.

These were an awesome buy as they kept my daughters feet warm. We were in deep snow & it was 25 degrees, not a single complaint & feet were dry. Def buying these again as we all know kids go up a size or two every year :)