I have my doubts about the longevity of these stockings, but even if I can't cherish them forever, I can afford to enjoy some awesome fishnets for a mere $3.99.

These Leg Avenue stockings have an attractive design, with a nice standard fishnet pattern and unusual unfinished tops. I was quite pleased with the black version. I would think these would stretch to accommodate many leg sizes, though they didn't seem inclined to be pulled quite as high as I'd like. At 5' 8", I'm on the tall side and can still wear these just fine. The nylon felt rather threadlike the first time I pulled them on, but they fit me without breaking so I was probably being overly cautious with my attempts to pull them up. The stockings are rated for weights 90-160 lbs, but I'd estimate that they'd work outside each end of this range thanks to the stretchiness of the nylon. The tops require that garters must be worn to keep them up. If you're not familiar with fishnets, I suggest you avoid the ones that come with elasticized bands around the thighs. I've seen quite skinny people look like sausages in casing when confronted with those types of tights. These have unfinished tops, which might not look as polished, but are much more versatile and more comfortable for the majority of the population, so I don't mind the need for garters.

The material seems like it will catch on things easily. I did snag them the very first time I pulled them on, but such is the nature of stockings. The nylon material is soft and comfortable, even though it's not particularly hardy. I'd recommend hand-washing them and air-drying them for safety's sake, as the packaging says. With a bit of care, these could probably remain in great shape for quite a while. These stockings aren't perfect, but they're still a great product and will fit most needs for fishnets.