3 Pairs Compression Socks For Women Men Plantar Fasciitis Support Socks

They are comfortable to wear. Had to laugh when found they are labelled R and L. Never had socks labelled before.

These are extremely comfortable socks, they give good support, but they are a very snug fit though, I am only a size 8 and you may find these a little tight if you have a larger foot.Pricewise these are currently listed at £19.99 for pack of 3 which may seem a little on the expensive side but if you only intend to use these as designed they may work out quite reasonable depending on their lifespan.Overall these are nice and comfortable and do their job well but a tad on the pricy side.

Comfortably padded in the right areas so that it doesn’t become painful after long hours of wear. The fabric is great and the stitching is clean. Isn’t too bulky that it makes my trainers tight, and it’s a beautiful rich blue colour that doesn’t fade with washing.Only disappointment being that I got a size small and they were too big for my size 4 UK feet. The small size was more like a UK size 6. It’s a shame they don’t have smaller sizes because these are great and worth the price especially if you’re on your feet for long hours like me.

3 pairs of socks in lovely green mint colour.Size M feels slightly too big on my 39 feet.Made of coolmax fabric, so there is no cotton at all. Breathable but make my feet feel hot.Still they are pleasant to touch and comfortable to wear.Slightly overpriced.

These were surprisingly comfy to wear and were perfect for wearing to work, as I am on my feet constantly and always come home with my feet and calves aching. These worked nicely, and although my feet still ached at the end of my shift, I didn't have to worry about my swollen ankles or my calves hurting too much.These would have been perfect to wear while working while pregnant, as my feet and ankles were always swollen at the end of the day.Like the colour and they're nice and soft.They did make me extremely warm while I was wearing them, but that could just be a me thing as compression socks tend to make me run hot, as I learnt while in hospital and immediately had a fever while wearing them.

These Neuropathy Compression Socks have nice padding along the toes and heel, adding to the comfort of the sock while working out. The material has a good stretch to it without feeling too snug.So far I've been for a run and a 10-mile dog walk and the socks have performed brilliantly.They've washed great.

These socks are quite fitted around the ankle so they do feel tight. However, the heel has sufficient padding which is a must for me as I suffer from plantar fasciitis. Padding on the heel really helps relieve the pain. The socks are comfortable to wear and are breathable.

3 Pairs Neuropathy Compression SocksTrying these out I have found them to be good low cut sports socks.Pros ✅ The sock fits as expected from the size chart in the advert.The material is 15% elastane - so they fit without wrinkling up or slipping about when running, which is great for avoiding blisters and discomfort.They wash well at 30 degrees with biologic detergent - and dry overnight.Take a look at my photos - especially the "inside-out" view which shows that there is a sort of towelling weave under the heels and toes. This probably explains why they feel good to wear and didn't rub or chafe with a big workout.They are low cut - so good for running in the rain - but they also have a neat 21 inch raised bit at the back that stops the "Achilles tendon protector" on my trainers from rubbing.Cons ❌ no issues other than that I can't yet report how durable these are - which at >£5 a pair is important.