Great socks
"Love these products and the price is right."
Your go-to sock to keep your legs feeling energized and great throughout the day. These Classic Compression Socks are made with a graduated compression zone technology to give you the optimal pressure where your body needs it most. The compression massages and energizes to prevent tired, achy legs. They offer all day comfort and are made with the ideal thickness to go with any shoe. Made with durable construction and materials for a long-lasting sock.
FEATURES
- Fashionable rib knit
- Reinforced heel
- Balloon toe so there is no added pressure on your toes, great for sensitive feet
- Comfort top without restriction
- Superior "stay up" performance
- Graduated compression aids in blood circulation
MODERATE COMPRESSION (15-20 MMHG)
- Spider Veins
- Minor Leg Swelling
- Achy and/or Fatigued Legs
- Leg Discomfort During Pregnancy
- Minor Varicose Veins
- For Wear After Sclerotherapy
- Occupations with long periods of sitting or standing
Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Comfortable compression.
"Comfortable compression."
Toes Don’t Feel Confined
"These socks stay put and are fairly easy to put on if you follow the instructions which are included. What I like most though is the generous toe box. I can move my toes with ease. They don’t feel confined like they do with some other brands I’ve tried."
Feel Great! Look Great
"Feel Great! Look Great"
Great Support for nerve damaged feet.
"Once again, Great for no extra pain in my foot! These socks were great for my feet and legs! I have nerve damage on top of my feet. I was afraid these would cause more pain. They did not! I had some vein work done so I needed support. They were perfect! The great part, No new pain for too tight of a sock on my feet! They helped keep the swelling down all day also! Bonus all around!"
Very nice sock but a bit light weight.
"The quality is very nice...good fit. BUT for anyone who was wondering they are a bit thin...call it summer weight. Not that it's a bad thing but I wouldn't recommend them for Winter."