Indoor Tabi

Ordered these for my boyfriend for his birthday. They are exactly what he was looking for. So long as you know how to take proper measurements for tabi, they should be the right fit. Item arrived on time and is of excellent quality. Recommend to spot clean and not throw in washer as I accidentally did that with his last pair (purchased from same place) and shrunk the cotton. Now I have my own pair & I too wear them all the time. Very comfortable.

Love these, very comfortable! Used to buy tabi at Asian markets on the West Coast but hadn't been able to find them when I moved back east. The fabric and fasteners are very sturdy.

Fantastic. Very well made and have lasted for several months of rigorous classes. Very comfortable. The only thing to beware of is that when they first arrive they are too big and look like the wrong size. Wash them once and they shrink right down to the perfect size. Very happy with this purchase.

The tabi have held up for several months of regular/weekly use. However, the seem of the left toe has since split open, but the material will make sewing easy if required for repairs. The tabi are secured via frog tabs around the ankle instead of velcro, but they work well enough. This set is the only one I could find in my size (31cm/ size 13-US) for this price, so that was an added bonus.Recommendation level: 4/5End Transmission.

This is the first time I use these kind of socks. I wanted them in black and couldn't find any. The fit is good and the soles are a soft rubbery material so I don't slip. I actually am surprised by the comfort -I wear them at home and they also have kept my feet warm -even though they might not be enough in winter.I would buy another pair .

I got these for practicing jujutsu, they ripped after the second day of use, utterly useless.

I bought these for indoor martial arts training on mats. (Bujinkan). They have traditional metal fasteners (kohaze). Great product. They look very cool and traditional and protect your feet and keep you from slipping on the mat like plain socks would slip. I also like to wear them with sandals outside the dojo.

The real deal tabi from Japan, not cheap Chinese crap. These are the ones that people who travel to train in Japan buy there who study Bujinkan and other similar arts.