2/4 Pairs Compression Socks, 20-30 mmhg Medical Sport Compression Socks Men Nurse Pregnancy Edema Varicose Veins

Have never worn compression socks before, but after chipping the bone attached to my ankle, the doctor recommended I start. I chose these and they are perfection.I was in a motorcycle accident nearly 20 years ago, and my ankle will swell up by the end of every night. If I wear tight socks, the area from where they end on my calf to my knee will swell up.Since I started wearing these, I don't have any area that swells up.I was worried the top of the sock would be constricting. But it doesn't seem to have much elastic there that compresses your leg, yet it stays put and really doesn't move much to speak of. I like them so much, I'm getting another pair so I only have to wash socks once a week.

bought these two pairs of socks for a spartan race. One pair worn by me and the other by my gf. Both of us were happy by how the socks kept our legs warm and performing at their best during the cold race

Bought these for my father-in-law who's legs swell up due to his diabetes. He likes them but says they can be difficult to put on. If the toes weren't covered, it would be easier for him to put on himself. The material is soft & comfortable. It stretches a bit; but not enough to where it's easy to put on. I suspect that is the way they are supposed to be, though.Although I haven't tried the socks, the compression seems to work quite well for my father-in-law. He says that he likes the design because it makes him feel like he can go jogging & look stylish/sporty while running. ;D

These are great. I am Male, 250-260 pounds. I wear these for the 12 hour shifts at work. Those 12 hours are spent on my feet nearly the entire time, carrying objects that weigh 45-175 pounds. Approximate steps done in a day during these shifts are usually north of 40k.

Only time will tell whether these socks hold up, but initially, they are much better quality than I expected for the price, the fit is great for me, and the compression feels just right.I debated whether to order the L/XL or XXL because of my particular measurements. I settled on L/XL, and they fit and compress just like more expensive compression socks I own, including an expensive prescription pair. For reference, my shoe size is 12, ankle circumference 10", calf 16", knee height 18". My prescription pair are size XL, 20-30mmhg, as are several other pairs of compression socks ranging in price from $18-60, all of which fit well and have similar feel as far as the compression. I was not sure what to expect from socks costing less than $6/pair, but I was quite pleased that the fit is perfect, and the compression feels right on. The fabric feels quite sturdy - not thin like my prescription pair.All in all, I highly recommend these compression socks! I wish they came in a few more patterns that one might consider (traditionally) more masculine. While I might not mind it, I am not sure the world is ready to see a balding, 70-yr-old, fat guy wearing pastel hearts or polka dots.

Love how they make my legs and feet feel. Enjoy the support all day long. Not too hard to put on. These have definitely helped my plantar fascitis and chronic shinsplints.

They're not as snug as I'd like but they're tighter than a normal sock. If you've got large calves these are going to be a problem, ankle sleeves might be better unless you really need the compression higher up the shin.

Size on these runs much smaller than advertised. They were very difficult to get on, and once on were seriously tight. Upon removal after 8 hour day, my legs felt bruised. Unfortunately I cannot recommend these.