SockGuyMen's Breakfast Socks

There are lots of athletic socks but when it comes to cycling, you really do need a no-cushion thin sock that breathes well. What I like about Sock Guy is their fabric is a little softer than similar competitors. They are also not super tight. That is, the compression is fairly light. I have a few swiftwick socks but hate how tight they are from their compression. SG is more like a defeet sock...but more comfortable.

His grandson loved the bacon and egg design for the sock and we all laughed when the gift was opened! His grandfather had holes in his bike socks so this was the perfect replacement. After all, his grandfather loves bacon and eggs!

Theses are sooooo comfy, My husband got me the taco one's and we saw theses and they are fantastic, the bacon and egg's are funny and I have washed them twice and sooo far they are as good as the 1st time I got them.

Jeff always comes over (or we go out) for brunch so this was the perfect pair of socks :) There's also a tee out there that says BUY ME BRUNCH with a Revolver on it. Perfect stocking stuffer!

We love these socks. The are very good quality (like all sockguy products) and the graphics are so fun. kids are always wondering what the design is and it's fun when you can see them when your legs are crossed.

Got these for my best friend and he loved them. They fit well, and the fabric appears to be of good quality. The design is just fun, (as most cyclist have a cool attitude), and besides, who doesn't like bacon?

I love the look and feel of these socks. I'm a 10.5ee in New Balance shoes and the L/XL fits perfect. The look is funny and that fits my style. The problem is the durability. After a short time with less than a dozen wearings, the heal is already wearing out. Given the cost they should be made of sterner stuff.

With most novelty socks, it seems to be understood that you give up any high quality in exchange for a funny design addition. Not so with these from the SockGuy. They're actually developed as an athletic sock with wicking capabilities.I'd previously bought two pairs of these socks -- the crash test dummy and gnomie socks -- and was very pleasantly surprised to find that they weren't just a cheesy, cheap sock. I've now added these breakfast socks for my bacon-loving 19 year old kid who is a long distance runner and loves to mountain bike. And now he doesn't have to wear old boring socks to train and compete in his favorite sports.These socks seem to hold up as well as many of the other running sock brands; although they do wear out in the heel more quickly than those with reinforced heels. They launder well...although one of the crash test dummy socks seems to have gotten itself tragically lost in the dryer.