Mojo Compression Socksfor Men & Woman - 20-30mmHg for Power Performance & Recovery

Having been buying all the top brands of compression socks recently I was excited to try these mojo socks. Honestly I was a bit underwhelmed. They are a good, comfortable sock just nothing really special about them.* Okay so after many months with a good variety of the top branded compression socks I have to correct myself.So I wasn't blown away, well that's true but I am more than impressed at this point. I was looking too hard at the wrong things at first.At this point having spent many many days with each brand I've come to realize what one should be focused on when buying compression socks.ComfortTrue graduated compressionDurabilityOverall effectivenessIn terms of all the above mojo rings truest. There are a few brands that have features I still am more impressed with in theory, a few I like more aesthetically but none I go looking for as much as I do the mojo socks. Their the sock I go to on heavy/long work days and anytime I'm already tired or sore. They never fail. Others do, and I end up with the mojos on to save the day. I've had other brands simply give out and rip when putting them on, and others that simply lost their elasticity much quicker than the mojo socks.None of the various other big name compression socks worked as well, lasted as long nor were as high quality as the mojo's.I bought all the socks I'm comparing here within a week or so of each other and wore them all as evenly as possible. Washed and dried according to each company's instructions and clearly by reading my initial review I did not favor the mojo socks at all. They have changed my mind and made me more aware of spending time with a product before leaving reviews. Some things need more than a few weeks some don't.2nd EditIt's now April 2023 and despite trying I have not found any better compression sock than these. They last forever, have great compression, and are consistent with every new pair I buy. It is really incredible how well these socks work and hold up to constant use. After a certain amount of time I stop the hand washing and use the delicate cycle on my washing machine. Even at that stage there is so little noticeable wear that I have started to use permanent markers on my socks to easily identify which are the newest and which have been around forever. Otherwise it's near impossible to distinguish one pair from another. I've paid upwards of $80 a pair for some supposed next level quality compression socks that do not hold a candle to MOJO socks. I should be specific in that these particular mojo socks are the only type I wear from them and am endorsing here. I can't speak to the rest of the socks they sell. That said it's difficult to believe that they would be much different in quality.

I've been sidelined from running for years due to shin splints. This year I decided I was going to do ANYTHING I could to get through it. I did a lot of research on compression socks and decided to give these a try.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GXKVHJY?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0I have, what so many people affectionately refer to as, Chicken Legs, so I ordered the small and they are perfect. Nice and snug around the foot and ankle as well as the calf (but not to the point of being uncomfortable or cutting of circulation). The only downside is that they're a little difficult to get on.I started wearing them during runs and then putting on a clean pair afterwards during recovery to minimize pain and swelling. I now wear them to work on days I'll be on my feet for a long amount of time. And I've discovered if I wear them in the evenings they reduce Reduce Leg Syndrome!I've washed them quite a few times and they still look new and remain snug.Highly Recommend!

I only bought one pair, as I have a few pairs of the lighter-compression Mojo socks. I wear these when I'm going to be walking a lot - I actually probably don't need this much compression, but they feel fine. The only downside is that they're much more difficult to put on, and way harder to get off again compared to the lighter-compression ones. Glad I can wear those most of the time. The other thing I didn't notice from the pictures is that they have a wild pattern on them - you can't wear these without it being noticeable that you have weird socks on. The thinner ones look like thin black socks, which I prefer. All in all though, if you need higher compression these are great.As far as size - I wear size 14 shoes, or 15 in gym shoes or other Chinese shoes. Xl fits my feet well and I can get them on in such a way that there's room for my toes without squeezing them together like other compression socks do. If I wanted them to do that, a little extra tug when putting them on would snug them up.

well fitting and well-stitched socks. good material and they hug the leg comfortably.the sizes are not necessarily as envisioned. i would advise buying at least 1, if not 2, size above what you think you normally need.fortunately, i lucked out by buying 1 size larger.also, not sure why the instructions say that one has to wash the socks after every wear. i wash mine every 2nd or 3rd wear since i wear them indoors and have them on for a few hours or so without sweating. this is just a personal preference.

I purchased several pairs of compression socks to help aid me in my recovery for a knee replacement. The Mojo socks are clearly well made, and the compression strength is excellent. However, I should warn others that are looking to use these for post surgical recovery: They are tight (by design), and if you have swelling in your legs, these can be EXTREMELY difficult to get on. In my case, I could not get them on my surgical leg for at least a week after my surgery. I could get the sock on my non surgical leg, but there was too much swelling in the other leg. Not a fault of the socks, mind you...just something to keep in mind if surgical recovery is the primary reason you are purchasing them.That said, I am knocking stars off my rating simply because I am literally getting spammed by Mojo. Apparently each pair I ordered gets is own set of emails (seriously...have these guys not figured out how to consolidate emails in this day and age?). I have received literally a DOZEN emails in just 5 weeks! One email for each pair of socks begging for a review, and a ton of emails trying to get me to buy more socks from them. There is no "unsubscribe" link in the emails, so I have tried to email Mojo directly multiple times to stop spamming me, but I just got another email today. I'm seriously thinking of deducting a star every time I get another unsolicited email from them!