STUDIOSOX Women's Grip Half Toe Sock for Pilates, Yoga, Dance and Barre

Started doing Pilates a little over a year ago. Worked my way up to doing a class every day. I added barre because it was the only good time for me on Monday mornings. Can't say I love it, like reformer, tower and even mat at this point, but I know it's really good for me. I have a funky foot and like to wear shoes or socks when I work out. Have tons of different types of non slip toe socks (whole toe, half toe, half toe "ballerina," no toe ballerina) and they just don't work for barre class.While searching for something to wear for barre class, I saw the STUDIOSOX Pilates Sock Non-slip Women's Open Toe socks, but thought they might be too flimsy. Right at that point, we had a substitute teacher who was wearing the Nike Barre Wrap shoes. Talked to her about them--she had two pair and really liked them. Figured that if they worked for her, they would work for me. Bit the bullet and bought them. Not to belabor the point, but they run small, are difficult to put on and aren't that comfortable. They work okay, but aren't worth the price, IMHO.One of my fellow students bought the StudioSox and really liked them. Bought a pair that day. Have to say that they are perfect for barre and mat. Comfortable, easy to wear, work well, don't "spin" on your foot. I REALLY like them a lot. They are not as good for reformer and tower. I'm a size 7 1/2W or 8M. The StudioSox fit fine, but are a little big for me in the heel. For reformer and tower, I like my toe socks better.This was a personal purchase. I paid full price.

These are snazzy for yoga an Pilates. They go on a lot quicker than 5 toe toe sox. The little seam can rub between your big toe and second toe, kind of like an unbroken in pair of flip-flops if you wear them a long time, but I was on the reformer with me feet in the air, and my instructor actually said " Did everybody see ( my name)'s toe sox? She gets the Pilates best dressed award." So suffer for fashion, even in fitness, we must.

I have wide feet and these were very tight around the toes. I would have liked them better if they had elastic so that they could stretch to fit. Length wise they were fine.

They're really cute, for sure. I'm a size 8.5, and there's a lot of fabric that sags at the heel. There seems to be enough elastic around the top, but only time will tell if they stay on. If they save my feet between pedicures, then I'll be happy.

I bought these for my Pilates reformer classes. They fit nice, but when you start moving (think standing splits or lunges on the machine), the part that separates the big toe from the rest of the foot kind of jams into your skin/foot and is quite uncomfortable during these moves. I also tried them in a vinyasa flow class-- I slipped a little and had the same uncomfortable toe issue in downward dog. Not for me.

I wear these but, they are a bit big. I wear an 8 and 1/2, so I don't consider myself with small feet. they need a band across the top to help keep them on.

Too long if your feet are on the smaller side; I wear a size 6.5 and they are too loose. However, the space for the big toe is too small. Additionally, the nonslip dots are almost not there, they don't work. Stick with Toesox or another brand, these are not worth the price. Won't purchase again.

I did return these. For the price, I think the quality could be better and they are too tight in the big toe. Prefer my toesox.