Bombas Socks Cozies Up With Daymond | Shark Tank: How It Started

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Bombas Socks Cozies Up With Daymond | Shark Tank: How It Started

[@anirprasadd]

$225 million in 6 years is just impressive. This is what entrepreneurship is all about... 👏👏👏

[@tonyb704]

And 17.5 percent gone lol

[@anirprasadd]

@@tonyb704 Founders of all big businesses often don't have large stakes in the business. They need to part with equity in order to secure critical investment..

[@tonyb704]

@@anirprasadd I’m just talking shi he still making money money lmao

[@chrisgullett4332]

But companies that do the buy one give one away is bad for the community. Cuban mentioned Toms, which started that formula, and now they are nowhere.

[@anirprasadd]

@@chrisgullett4332 Yes, buy 1 get 1 also reduces profit margins

[@timothymcculloch1796]

Just a testimony, I was homeless due to addiction for 5 months. While in & out of homeless shelters I was introduced to Bombas socks. Now that I’ve been clean over two year & getting on my feet Bombas socks is all I’ll wear.

[@vidyab.6938]

That’s amazing

[@katialightcap1469]

Many blessings! Stay safe and healthy

[@zacpower8913]

Godblesd tou stay strong

[@raymondcunanan1135]

❤

[@pass179]

@@vidyab.6938 Really?

[@78town]

The fact that they actually designed special Shirts for the needs of the homeless is so incredible. They could have just donated crappy tees, but their thoughtfulness is so loving.

[@maitreyas.4902]

Smart design for sure.

[@killmoreturtles]

They didn't do that because they just felt some deep desire to donate to those in need. They did it because donating actually brings more money to a company that does it. The whole ' every 1 out of 6 is donated to charity ' has been done before , and they know it brings positive attention to their company. and will make them more profitable, especially in the long-run

[@breiter4798]

@@killmoreturtles I mean 1 for 1 still isnt worth it for the company.

[@deeplyasleep4445]

@@killmoreturtles Good point, but they are donating a pair of socks for every pair they sell.

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@@breiter4798 - re: "I mean 1 for 1 ...." 1. Do you usually start off sentences with "I mean" when what you want to write is sufficient. 2. Owners of the company disagree with you. 3. Any other ... "I mean's??"

[@donlloyd2988]

Just goes to prove when all others say no it only takes one to say yes and then it's history made. My hats off to Damon for believing in these two and having the insight the others overlooked! Great job guys!

[@EliteCannagivers]

He got 17.5% of a company that was already off the ground making ay least 400k a year. For 200k it was a no brainer with his connections he made millions for minimal cost. Because he was Damon was already in that industry he had the eye to see the risk vs reward. That’s why these sharks make so much money. They get up in running business for pennies on the dollar. But at the same time with their connections the company makes a lot more money.

[@juelzvandv4302]

@@EliteCannagivers that and the international exposure they get on prime time tv. It was a very smart investment… couldn’t believe the other sharks passed it up honestly.

[@franklinegbuche7097]

*He believed in business not the guys.*

[@donlloyd2988]

@@franklinegbuche7097 In order to do business you have to believe in the people you do business with! Business 101!

[@faheemiqbal9665]

lets be honest here, they completely butchered the persuasion part

[@Top5AutoRepairs]

I was given these socks as a gift. They are great and comfortable.

[@minecraftkid93738]

Same

[@elemeno0pee]

Found the homeless guy.

[@ricesan6809]

No way samee

[@solis2528]

@@elemeno0pee LOL

[@bayodaman]

@Sqwee loll why the hate you must not like your own life or something? get help my boy

[@justingoodwin4781]

I love that he said for people experiencing homelessness instead of homeless people. A slight difference in words equals a huge difference in perspective.

[@gerardford9706]

Both are bums.

[@hijack69]

Makes no difference at all. Just stupid pc culture.

[@sheshystar9380]

@@gerardford9706 The only bum here is you who feels superior criticising homeless people on the internet instead of doing something productive with your life other than hating to fuel your ego

[@tkcabasan2521]

@@gerardford9706 Rich guy?

[@fewristics]

Yes I noticed that too. It really does make a difference in perspective. Homelessness isn’t their identity, but an experience they are going through at this point in time and space.

[@danilind1545]

Daymond at the end: "This has been such a unique investment for me. I've learned so much about social causes and I've learned about giving back to the community. It's absolutely amazing and for those reasons I'm out."

[@Bucket-lr5df]

LMAO

[@pushtheplace3813]

hahaha

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

Hey @Dani Lind - re: " ..... and for those reasons I'm out." 1. Do you LIE about what other's say in daily life as well ?!? 2. Yeah, You Did LIE about Daymond above ... with your ... UN-funny "joke." 3. Ehhh?

[@rondorondo1090]

@@warriormanmaxx8991 Chill bud we don’t need you over exaggerating what he’s trying to say.

[@Draiger_]

@@warriormanmaxx8991 it was satire. sit down and shut up.

[@NiquidFox]

“People don’t buy what you do. They buy why you do it” And that’s exactly why they are so successful

[@wlonsdale1]

People are gullible. The people buying the socks should get the credit since they are making the donation

[@albarasaleh3313]

@@wlonsdale1 the sock company owners have no obligation, not morally nor financially. I can almost garuntee that retailers who distribute their product sell to consumers whom have no idea they are even giving socks to homeless people. Damon on numerous occasions has said that they value giving clothing to homeless people more than they do about actually growing their buisness. Stop trying to discredit the kindness and service good people are doing

[@DogeMultiverse]

Truth

[@estoylaroca]

@@wlonsdale1 If they badly wanted the recognition, they can donate the money directly, and specifically request that they should get credited.

[@elanonymoram4213]

Most comfortable socks I've ever had, long lasting and really great quality. Bombas is the only socks I wear.

[@nick92065]

How much did you get paid to post this?

[@scottmiller8396]

@@nick92065Did they give a free comment also

[@elanonymoram4213]

@@nick92065 nothing.. I got gifted a pair for Christmas and started buying them ever since. If u can't afford them don't hate.

[@elanonymoram4213]

@yellow Arrow then buy some 🙄

[@ACT1O1]

You bs

[@senorgato70]

Kevin, Lori, and Robert's attitudes here just ticked me off. I'm glad they got a deal, are doing such amazing revenue, and are helping the community. What more can be said? And I love their socks.

[@tontoldoos]

Notice they spoke about revenue and not profitability. I'm sure there is some profit in it, but not as amazing as the revenue sounds.

[@bloodwargaming3662]

@@tontoldoos even if it's 1% it's 2.25 mill that's 10x aldready of the initial investment . Believe it way Higher than 1%

[@Rob-ml3vl]

@@bloodwargaming3662 Revenue is not the same as profit, especially when you are giving away so many socks.

[@justinstevenson2061]

@@Rob-ml3vl and he clearly was mentioning the 1% as the profit on the revenue saying it’s already made its return…. Read…. Let it soak in….. then comment….. nobody thinks before they speak nowadays it seems.

[@wlonsdale1]

Understand you are paying more for those socks so they can afford to donate

[@OfficialKlassic]

Daymond’s best investment yet. I love how they didn’t cheap out on the t-shirts you can tell that’s a quality comfortable shirt that they will actually wear. No cheesy branding just a simple t-shirt that anybody could wear. Love this company and the vision, very happy Daymond invested.

[@RA-qq8nf]

Wonder how much is the return?

[@FreedomFighter2112]

This is still the most successful business to come from Shark Tank

[@WunnSEN]

Yeah nvm "Daymond’s best investment yet" as the other dude said this is the best investment too come off of the show!

[@sergbustam]

All things considered , this is one of the greatest deals on Shark Tank ever . Hard to believe that Daymond was the only one who had the vision for it ! ! !

[@DoPeMaN60]

Why is that “hard to believe”

[@mariettahermosa]

@@DoPeMaN60 don’t.

[@gerardford9706]

@@mariettahermosa why tho

[@LoneWolf-cv6pl]

He's the sneaker guy why is that hard to believe?

[@Curtis69213]

Pop up cards are up there also

[@momoyola6047]

i worked for a homeless outreach program and these socks are so loved by the community

[@GarrettOst]

I actually got a pair of Bombas socks when I was living in a shelter in NYC. They were quite comfortable. Thank you!

[@johnnylego807]

Major respect and hats off to daymond for doing this, because if he hadn’t, we wouldn’t here the success it is today, and how many they have helped!! And for that, godbless you daymond! This was a really good investment

[@carjockey2135]

Congratulations!

[@swimfan752]

Cap

[@ButtToucher99]

How do you know? This company was already well off the ground by the time they came on shark tank so what did Daymond do exactly that took this company to the next level?

[@slidejones6033]

3:05 - 3:09 Daymond showed he is a true boss. He made the entrepreneurs realize their CFO is irrelevant and possibly not needed in the future.

[@thunderb00m]

No, he's a shrewd business man, he knew the CFO would push back and give a worse deal. He pressured them into accepting the deal without countering again. It works but it's not a good way to go about doing things.

[@blakelane5593]

Also looks like the cfo was underestimating the value of the company to begin with

[@mohammedomer3798]

@@blakelane5593 He clearly was right with that valuation. 200M in sales. Many companies stay longer without reaching fraction of that revenue.

[@RiZeNCOBRA]

@@mohammedomer3798 I mean in hind sight you can say that the valuation was accurate. But realistically, would they have had this same amount of growth without the investment from Daymond? You can argue yes or no. Bottom line is that they would not have had the same capital, nor the same wisdom/mentorship without him. So yes the valuation can be accurate, but it may not have been realistic at the time.

[@hullie7529]

Granted, I don't own a company, but if I was in negotiations with someone and they pressured me in that way I would immediately distrust them. If you're making a fair offer why are you worried about me talking to my people?

[@chrisnoziere2893]

This is why Daymond is my favorite shark. He’s negotiable and he likes learning and exploring new things.

[@SamJohnsonAZ]

Daymond goes out a lot with BS excuses tho. And who is this new things? His space is in clothing

[@orlandodavid7906]

@@SamJohnsonAZ but. He made the greatest deal in the program. I mean, just in Bombas he received 225millions

[@roundtrip385]

@@SamJohnsonAZ Eh he doesnt have as much capitol tho have to think about risk of investment from him. Notice he likes doing deals with Mark Cuban. Hes been building his Network. Daymond and Mark are my favorite investors. MR Wonderful is the best persona

[@peformix-8454]

Also Nike just lost a customer for socks, switching to these guys . Love that they donate

[@sethc6316]

This is true but have you seen the prices?

[@elanonymoram4213]

Once you try them you won't regret it.

[@elanonymoram4213]

@@sethc6316 they last a lot longer than any other brand.

[@winwin6661]

Nike donate also.

[@shayorshayorshayor]

Ur such a priority, ooooh. Wow let Mike come beg to you for ur sales back. Smh.

[@donlarsenjr2332]

These are honestly the most durable and comfortable socks I have ever owned.

[@donjuan150]

Really??I am intrigued....

[@donlarsenjr2332]

@@donjuan150 Dead serious.

[@donjuan150]

@@donlarsenjr2332 I am going to have to try a pair...thanks!!

[@BlackScreen55]

You’re right. I tried my Dads pair and I’m not giving them back. Best socks I’ve ever worn in my life.

[@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316]

@@BlackScreen55 i know right, I've tried a pair and now I'm putting my life savings into purchasing socks... They are just so good, idk if I will ever wear $280k worth of socks, but at least I know I have them if I need them

[@NerinaRSA]

This is what I call business with heart. Damon hit the jackpot.

[@samjeypaul]

hats off to the boys , daymond has a great heart

[@SelectiveSnapper]

I have seen dozens of times Daymon was out. but when he invested. that's a WOW company. great job brother.

[@letmelick]

"It's currently the most successful Shark Tank product of all time, with more than $225 million in sales"😮😮

[@probingtime]

What about scrub daddy

[@letmelick]

@@probingtime its nr 2 with $209 million in sales.

[@probingtime]

@@letmelick thank you

[@probingtime]

@@letmelick I have bought like ten of them I love it

[@animeshock2006]

Didnt the guy the sold ring to amazon

[@stevenroshni1228]

The Sharks were brutal to them.

[@ongaro_kongaro]

200K for 17% is insane…robbery

[@GoogleAccount00]

@@ongaro_kongaro how??

[@MrSiddharthaSaha]

@@GoogleAccount00 the company had a turnover of over 400000 dollars if they have 5 dollars profit per sock as cuban mentioned.

[@GoogleAccount00]

@@MrSiddharthaSaha I’m sorry I don’t understand what that means

[@makedreamsareality3634]

Except that 1 shark 🦈 who smelled the long term success!

[@naomiscollectionofvideos4231]

I'm so happy that Daymond saw the value & potential in this company.

[@harrypot3381]

Most sharks were out the moment they heard donate... at least 1 had a soul.

[@AjaySingh-zc8xw]

fr

[@jannob]

I pray that I'm not wrong but Daymond seems like a genuinely good dude.

[@CS_GOD64]

Doesn't seem that way from my perspective but who knows People surprise you sometimes

[@iode9999]

Best socks i've ever owned, truly. Big W for these guys for making such a great product, and to help out people in need like that. You guys really have my respect

[@lindascott3973]

I love these socks! They're so comfy, fit perfectly, and are cute as heck. I had cleaned out my sock drawer doing a Marie Kondo declutter, and tried a bunch of different socks to replace my old worn out ones. These were the best! Now I buy these for athletic socks and nothing else. And the fact that they donate so much to the community on top of having such a great product makes it even better. Sure glad Damon stepped up!

[@mrbeans2425]

I literally have 10 pairs of these at home. And my whole family wears them. amazing socks! Never knew they came from shark tank. These guys run a great company! They are hands down the most comfortable socks I own. Sharks are more concerned with lining their pockets then giving people jobs... makes sense.

[@mustolourien5823]

The story of this guys proves how even top guys miss great opportunities that are begging on their knees. Imagine Kevin with all his bragging couldn't smell the money.

[@Allen-qs2xr]

Hmmm $9 socks, $5 margin, $4 cost, doubled to $8 for the donated meaning $1 margin on each pair. 225M revenue meaming 24M pairs of socks sold, 24M in profits, operations over 8 years averaging 3M in profits each year and 500k for the 17.5% owner Daymomd John. That doesn't sound like a lot.

[@patrickmaina715]

@@Allen-qs2xr true

[@patrickmaina715]

@@Allen-qs2xrbut its still a good deal. Many businesses fail after the deals are closed.

[@Allen-qs2xr]

@@patrickmaina715 Yea, he got his money back in a year and continues to make more, that's a good deal. But not to the point that it's so much money it actually hurts OLeary or anything lol. Things like this and Scrub Daddy have really nice and big revenue numbers but they usually don't have a lot of margins ;)

[@derick3482]

dude go buy a homeless a pair of socks from walmart you don't need these schmucks

[@bjthompson5259]

I was given a pair at a homeless shelter today and I love them. Thank you very much.

[@daniellasalguero2578]

So proud of happy for them!! They seem so genuine about helping the homeless community. God bless their business.

[@ljubalicious]

This is such a dope product, concept and company. Well deserved being the most successful venture from Shark tank.And Daymond KILLED that!

[@SpiritualSchmuck]

Wow everyone really missed this gem of an opportunity and alot of sharks were too cocky.

[@pep590]

Exactly how I saw this too.

[@mansoorp8355]

I feel like background is everything. Damon only shark with true experience in clothing…maybe Lori kind of as well. Other sharks are in tech and toys. Damon was the best shark for them as well.

[@mrdasilver]

"Taking the stones they throw at me and using them to build my castle" is the first thing that comes to my mind when I think about these two. HUGE congrats to them and to Daymond for believing in their product and for all their success!

[@snh2935]

Daymond is always driven by heart and by doing good for people! And I love that!

[@isabeljimenez2999]

Daymond! What a great and humble man you are! God bless you always. Taking care of the less fortunate definitely shows what a great person you are. 😊

[@yasssqueen3063]

This is beautiful🥰 Great job, Damon! 💪🏽♥️👏🏽

[@nextari]

Big ups to Daymond for being so real with those homeless. I actually always thought he was aloof, but not at all. 👏

[@traderzzz123]

wait till the cameras off.

[@withgoddess1119]

Advertising...

[@nextari]

@@withgoddess1119 nobody is 100% genuine and everyone is selfish. give him credit for showing up.

[@mackisbrocklesnar]

It is so amazing that they have sense of giving back to society. Kudos to them.

[@sidehustle101]

This is awesome, when a company gets funded and gives back to the community big time. #MakeMoney

[@wlonsdale1]

Do you really think the company is doing that or is it the customers who overpay for socks?

[@maxmoovin]

Excellent way to give back to the community of those in need. God bless.

[@romeorodreguez5037]

I'm happy to see that Damon Johnson is giving to the community here's what every corporate business should do

[@wlonsdale1]

They do. Its called a job. No one owes the community anything

[@jbenz1990]

Who is Damon Johnson

[@estoylaroca]

@@wlonsdale1 Precisely why the commendation is given credit. Despite the fact that they don't owe the community anything, they still give their service.

[@WiscoJayke]

Their golf socks are hella comfy too

[@kevinlo5779]

Hm.. the performance running socks are great too

[@suebeelee915]

WOW! I am so extremely proud of these guys and extremely happy they are successful and giving back to the homeless and the communities. I just purchased my first set of BOMBAS and can't wait to try them on. Fantastic job guys! So happy to hear that we are giving back to those in needs for every purchased.

[@rpcrealpeopleconsulting6324]

Thank you Daymond for moving this cause forward.

[@louisstreb]

I just love this story and have a whole new found respect for Daymon!

[@malanesandoval4185]

Love how you help the homeless !! Touched my heart💛

[@CommanderKeny62]

With other socks like nike elites being around, I'm surprised these guys have extremely great sales, glad theyre doing good and donating to those in need!

[@thereisnonegoodbutgodjohn363]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXSZnYGKncdlmbc I’d love to know your thoughts on this

[@akmd114379]

They had a perfect partner in Daymond.

[@oreomanscookiesmilk7132]

@@thereisnonegoodbutgodjohn363 Stop trying to shove religion into people faces, im not going to be brainwashed by religion buddy.

[@thereisnonegoodbutgodjohn363]

@Sicsemperevellomortemtyrannis 8thdeleted Who do you think blesses them for giving back?

[@SL-lz9jr]

Great marketing!

[@TheManyLayersOfJaz]

This is so inspiring! Great story!! I'm so glad Damon decided to partner with them!!

[@kassidyj97]

So happy how successful these guys have been

[@angelmatos9143]

Kevin O'Leary is like that incompetent ER doctor who always misdiagnoses the patient & others have to step in to save him. (& then he insist he was right)

[@daisy671]

Odd, I just ran into that exact doctor and situation yesterday. Exact.

[@angelb8723]

Fav Shark Tank I have seen thus far! Congrats on your success!!

[@gingerwilliams2092]

Yeah, Damon! Yeah to all those who really needed a helping hand and a shirt and socks! beautiful story!

[@fredbrown2284]

Right on Damon, your the man

[@mattherzberg991]

Very inspiring and motivating. Damon is the man

[@gnlilu6972]

This makes me happy! Yes to giving back to the community.

[@Paul-getsit]

I'm wearing Bombas I got when I was homeless. They have a good long sock for boots in the winter and good low cut sports socks for the summer shoes. This shark tank blessed me and many more in the Memphis and Chattanooga area.

[@peacepwner]

Keep doing these updates

[@markdiloreto9042]

these guys have "GRIT" and are grounded!! My hat is off to them. Daymond John is a man of integrity, honor, and intestinal fortitude..a true "mensch"

[@jellybellyfun3288]

Intestinal??? 😂

[@markdiloreto9042]

@@jellybellyfun3288 i.e. GUTS

[@helheim8952]

These kind of business is all we need. They donated the same item that their customer wear and they are so genuine on helping the homeless. I wish they these in the Philippines, I will be supporting their products by purchasing them.

[@fifacraft49]

Wow Daymond def saw something no one else did and nailed it

[@brandonl7135]

keep doing updates like these

[@kellypratz2338]

I bet Mr Wonderful is kicking himself. Good for these guys.

[@MrGino714]

Daymond is a great mentor. Very great of him to empower them and to decide without CFO.

[@geedunk13]

Robert really grinding my gears here

[@alexbonilla1143]

Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over.

[@sachin265]

Compassion - exactly what the world needs every single day

[@doglady9334]

Got me choked up. Wonderful.

[@trippinwithcj]

My favorite product from this show to date! The reason being the donations. Bravo!

[@pls8412]

Damond and Lori are the only ones who truly see potential in a product or person.

[@JerryHuangfitness]

I love stories like this 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@souljaunt3291]

Pitching ain't easy. One question can make or break you, you can never be too prepared.

[@maddynaden3603]

This just has to be the best because there donations are so helpful.

[@praneethperera7042]

Shows you that even though all these sharks are wildly successful, they don't always know what they're talking about. Damon trusted his gut and now has one of if not the most successful shark tank investment of all time

[@quietearthMT78]

The other sharks looked stupid on this deal!

[@wittenberg5]

Just goes to show, success doesn't equal omniscience. People often become successful in a very narrow domain by solving a specific problem... and then after they become rich due to that area people assume they know everything.

[@andreworrell8407]

@@wittenberg5 Well said!

[@AQHackAQ]

Easy to say behind the keyboard with hindsight

[@arb8991]

@@wittenberg5 dude nobody bats 100%. The sharks are right more often than wrong

[@deeplyasleep4445]

@@arb8991 They goofed on the Ring product too...ouch

[@sandrasolomon5757]

I’ve got so many of these socks. Love them. Comfort, quality and design firing on all cylinders. And what about that name!

[@steveo1483]

When i was homeless i received these socks when i needed some the most. Really comfy socks

[@jasoneverett]

I love Damon acting like he's so magnanimous when the fact of the matter is, none of the sharks will take on a deal unless their gonna make money. Helping people is way down the list after profits.

[@DBMac-ji7fr]

BUT, its incredibly difficult to help people if you're losing money and go broke. I give to charity with no expectation of return, but a business? If its not profitable, it makes no sense. Profits also tell you if you're delivering something people want or just wasting your time.

[@joeymanny]

well its better than not giving back

[@wlonsdale1]

@@DBMac-ji7fr SO that makes the point that you, the customer are paying for the socks ahead of time. That means THE CUSTOMER is donating the money. YOu don't need a business to do that.

[@johnnycomer5712]

I guess you look for ways to lose money.The fact of the matter is being that close and seeing the appreciation of those in need can impact change people .Everybody has to start somewhere. Don't hate.How much charity work do you do a year ?

[@AmadeoZeller]

@ Jason Everett BOMBAS is Shark Tank's most successful product affiliate to the tune of $225 million, of which has made Damon over $35 million.

[@lincolnscott5620]

Love this feature! took forever to find this video online

[@sidehustle101]

glad you found it

[@jacobcohen4969]

Beautiful. And amazing how all other "sharks" didn't see it coming...

[@yannicko1923]

This is a good example of everybody, even those already successful, sometime are just dead wrong and don’t see the potential in your vision. Never give up, never give in. Keep dreaming.

[@catherine7147]

I saw the original show and immediately went online and ordered Bombas socks. Its not always about the money and I LOVE this company.

[@wlonsdale1]

You should feel proud of you. You donated the socks to the homeless by overpaying for the socks you bought

[@nalimlattarai2873]

@@wlonsdale1 npc with conspiracy playlists

[@sergbustam]

Nothing wrong with mixing business with philanthropy , as a matter of fact , everything is right about it . Thanks to Daymond John for getting involved with the guys ! !

[@dreamwidow4290]

awsome, you guys are angels in disguise........not many like you guys around......old school class,respect, and product line.

[@wendyolin6555]

I am currently wearing a pair of Bomba socks, a Bomba t shirt, & a pair of Bomba panties, I got through a homeless church organization. And I love them. I suffer from Autism, & all their products are very soft & have no irritating seams. Thank you . And be blessed.

[@throttlepassion4963]

I work every single day I saw this as an investment since the first minute. Love it

[@matthewandrew]

Out: For that reason I’m Barbara.

[@juice8._777]

lmfao

[@CarterSeapiII]

😂😂

[@yeancileal6601]

I love what yall are doing yall are the best

[@HB-pr2tq]

Got a pair from my dad that he got free from a thrift store around March '21. I don't wear socks but have been using one of the Bombas effectively as a nightlight shade. 😀

[@nmarkert01]

Probably the coolest company/investment ever made on the show regardless of country or season.

[@kita3256]

Daymond was the best shark for this team.

[@ColinRossVlogs]

Amazing

[@Lisa.G412]

I was homeless once and they do give these socks out to them! I have gotten 4 pairs from them. It's awesome they care enough to do this

[@jinjerman4903]

this is awesome. As a substance abuse counselor, this makes me happy. Ty Bombs, Daymond, and everything that y'all do

[@HeyMavDak]

Even as someone who loves the outdoors and athleticism I think it's pretentious when there are sock companies who sell by the pair.

[@tethron.]

So just add 4 to your cart bozo

[@jamesdean1757]

See now that actually made an impact what humanitarians we need more ppl like this

[@dannydanix8698]

The kindness and philanthropy is really to be admired, Bombas socks t-shirts Co. & Daymond's business background. Today those items sell like donuts.

[@mikeschliker5176]

Damon looks lit af