This post was written in partnership with Bombas. All views and opinions are my own.


I am a recent Bombas sock converter thanks to fellow Indigoers. I asked you all what your favorite socks are, and you all came back with pretty much one recommendation, Bombas. So I bought several styles to try and have been a fan ever since.
My first pair were the Original Half Calf socks to wear with boots and sneakers. I love that they stay up and don’t budge. Plus, the seamless toe is game changer. That is something I ALWAYS struggle with when it comes to socks.


But two other things I really loved about Bombas, was the very obvious quality they care deeply about in a sock. Which you may think, why its just a sock? Well clearly you haven’t invested in a quality sock like Bombas. Plus, Bombas are committed to donating a pair of socks to those in need with every pair of Bombas sock purchase made. With socks being the most requested item in homeless shelters, Bombas is doing their part in getting socks into the hands of those that need them most.
Plus, right now, you can get 20% off socks, slippers, everything with promo code INDIGODAY20! So if you’re ready to upgrade your sock drawer and take your workouts and walks to new comforts, let’s dive into my Bombas sock review.
Bombas Sock Review
My first impression of Bombas socks were 10/10. It was very clear that Bombas takes pride in their product with quality fabrics, smart design that alleviates those annoying pain points you may not even realize your socks cause you like the toe seam rubbing, or the fact that your socks don’t stay up (the worst truly).

Best Bombas Socks
Women’s Lightweight Athletic Ankle Sock
If you’re looking for a great ankle sock for all those running shoes and workouts, the lightweight athletic ankle sock is a great option. The blister pad at the heel allows for full protection of any blisters from your shoe rubbing. Plus, a seamless toe and honeycomb arch support system for ultimate comfort.
These socks do show when wearing a sneaker, but I personally don’t mind that when wearing an athletic shoe for a workout. Plus, with lots of color options, you can have a little fun or go neutral in black or white.

Women’s Running Calf Sock
The perfect calf sock that doesn’t budge when moving around. These have moisture wicking technology and a seamless toe for ultimate comfort. They are also left and right contoured for the perfect fit.
And I have to give these socks a major shout out. I wore these for my Manhattan walk from the top to the bottom. Meaning I walked nearly 19 miles in these socks and they didn’t budge, or bother me one bit. Not a single blister on my foot thanks to the moisture wicking technology, and the seamless toe stitch allowed for pure comfort.
The running socks also come in a few height options. You can choose from no-show, ankle, quarter (crew) or half calf.

Women’s Merino Wool Blend Calf Socks
For winter, this is a great option that utilizes merino wool to warm your feet up in those winter boots. Merino is a naturally moisture-wicking fabric so it’s an ideal fabric for winter and even summer to keep your feet comfortable and dry.
The Merino Wool Blend Calf Socks come in a variety of great colors so they can also be your fun pop of color in the fall and winter to pair with your loafers or boots. When you’re thinking of which socks to wear with what shoes, a bold colorful Bombas could be it!
For those who may be super sensitive to wool, and find it too itchy no matter what, I’d opt for the Original Half Calf socks below.
Women’s Original Half Calf Socks
These are my go-to socks for everyday wear with my leggings and a tee for walks around the city or in the park with friends. I love half calf height which is super trendy right now but also allows for great comfort.
These Original Half Calf socks come in a few neutral color options like light gray, light chai, white with black, and white with gray. And as with all their great socks at Bombas, they have taken great care in the little details that make these socks superior in comfort with the Honeycomb Arch Support, Y-Stitched heel that molds to your foot and a seamless toe for ultimate comfort.
When thinking about what socks to wear with what shoes, these are my go-to when pairing dad sneakers with a sock. They are simply perfect
A Few Other Styles To Try
The above are the ones I’ve personally tried and liked. But there are other options to choose from like compression socks which are ideal for long travel days and I may just be adding those to my sock collection too. Or the no-show sock when you don’t want ANY sock showing, but still need the comfort of a sock. And for a more fashion forward sock, the ruffle socks are the perfect pair for loafers, flats and sneakers.

Are Bombas Socks Worth It
I know we can look at essentials like a sock and think why bother investing in these, they’re just socks. But that’s the thing. A sock can truly make or break your outfit and how you feel. Plus, there is nothing worse than blisters that could’ve been prevented by properly designed socks. Or feet that could be toasty warm in quality fabrics.
While I have other socks in my sock drawer, I am finding myself reaching for my Bombas anytime I am heading to a workout or going for a long walk. Or just need a cute half calf sock to wear with my dad sneakers for a cute way to wear socks. To me, Bombas socks are always worth it and I’m so glad so many followers encouraged me to give them a try.

Bombas Socks Sizing
I’m a size 8 or 8.5 in most of my shoes and went with a size medium at Bombas. You can check out theBombas size guide here to make sure you find the right fit. Bombas offers most of their women’s socks in size small through large that covers shoe sizes 4 through 13.
Where to Buy Bombas Socks
Bombas socks can be purchased right on their website here. The customer service team is also fantastic. I had to swap a pair of socks out and found it super easy and they were quick to respond and take care of my order. Browse the entire collection here. Bombas really has nailed their 100% Happiness Guaranteed customer service that they stand by.


