Knee High Compression Socks for Women Men 20-30 mmHg,Best Stockings for Sport

If you are new to the world of compression socks, they might be just for you. Seem a bit lightweight for the 20-30 mmHg rating but only have two other pair to compare them with. First off, compression socks regardless of the manufacturer should NOT be easy to put on. If you have a good quality pair it should take a bit of "work" to get them on, usually a 3-4 step process for knee-high socks. Compression socks will (get this) compress as you put them on, stalling the process for a second or two before you get them in place. This is important and an excellent QC point of reference. These socks did go on a bit easier than other pairs I have but I had my bar set a little lower bases on the price at 3/9 as opposed to the 10-15/pr I have paid in the past. The build of the socks is great, for just a sock alone I would rate them at 7 out of 10 and they look/feel like the should hold up. I wear a size 12 mens as was a bit surprised they stopped a couple inches from my knee cap (6' tall). Typically other brands sit higher than your traditional softball sock. Overall compression is not bad, but not great either. I would rate the compression at 6 out of 10. Still happy with the purchase based on the price and overall mindset that you get what you pay for prior to their arrival.

First time I am trying compression socks. Feels like this helps with circulation. There was a bunch of socks available on amazon. This was a good price especially since I didn't want to buy large quantities. There socks. And they compress. So I gave it five stars cause there is nothing much more I expect from these and good price for value.

AThe foot area is fairly cool and omfortable. The coming up the ankles and calf, this sock is a bit warmer than other compression socks I wear. Still, for summer, I prefer these because of the cotton feel which is less sweaty feeling.I do find that I have to pull them up to just below my knee as they are not generously long leg without my having to stretch them.

Been wearing these for maybe 10 days now.Pros:• Very good price• Close to 20-30mmHg compressionCons:• The big one – too short by about 3 inches (76cm). Such socks should come up to just below the knee. I'm a 5'10" (178cm) tall man of average stature. I bought the L/XL socks. Others I've purchased elsewhere have fit fine. These are WAY too short.• There's some goofy arrow that runs up the back-side of the socks, up the ankle. No way these can be worn in anything but a casual environment.

These were/are for hubby. He wears them ALL the time. He has cardiac issues and neuropathy.

They work great! I am a nurse and on my feet all day. I have a small foot compared to my calf size, so per the chart I went with calf size and went up to a large instead of medium. The compression still feels good on my foot and perfect at the calf. Great buy.

No more swollen and tired legs, best investment ever

The only other compression socks i’ve Owned were from Walmart, at $10 a pair. These are soooooooo much better! So glad I bought them! They prevent my legs from swelling on long drives, and after long days on my feet. Quite tight, but don’t feel overly constricting at all. Nice fit around the foot. Im 5’6”, and they come up to exactly the right place on my leg. Perfect.I wear a 6.5 shoe, it that matters.