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I am a marathon runner. This is my first pair of "compression socks". I ordered a S/M based on my shoe size, but it's too small. I returned it and ordered a L/XL. I'd suggest measure your calf to get a better idea on the size you need. Shoe size doesn't necessarily match calf size.I had it for my last weekend long run. I could feel it wrapping on my legs during the first 2 miles. After that, I didn't feel it anymore. I ran 2 more miles than previous long run. I doubt the socks helped much, but my recovery was better because of the support of the socks.The socks are thinner than my regular running socks. I'm not sure if the "compression socks" are supposed to be like that. Another thing I would like to point out is the color. I ordered blue which is my favorite color. However, the dark color will get warm under the sun in a hot summer day. It will be nice to see more light color choices.I think it is a good deal because of its price. While I am writing this review, I saw there is a 15% coupon going on. That might make it the best deal on "compression socks".

I’ve reached that age where leg circulation is an issue. Being an active senior, I’ve been experiencing aches in my legs especially in the calf. A buddy suggested to me that I try a pair of compression socks and I’m glad I did. I’ve tried several different brands and these are right at the top. No only do I use them when engaged in activities but during recovery. Pickleball is my thing and I’ve found that I can extend playtime without the usual aches and pains that follow. What a great find!

I am quite familiar with the textile, from heir purely hand-stitched to semi sewing by hand, until integrated forming technique. When you get socks, don't hurry to wear them on. First, you need to feel the socks for comfortability, whether the yarn linear density is uniform, and whether there is any reversed yarn. Next, smell the socks. Socks can be divided into 2 kinds: one is colored yarn weaving, the other is weaving first and dying later. The colored yarn weaved sock does not emit abnormal smell, while the sock weaved first and dyed later will emit terrible smell. More importantly, the socks that are weaved first and dyed later seem cool and dazzling in color with all kinds of rainbow colored patterns, but they are very easy to discolor and fade. Open the inside of them, you’ll find such multicolor socks with a single color inside, and those colors are only on the surface of socks Who would like to be the unfortunate one to buy the compression socks that are weaved first and dyed late? Only those with various colors of yarn mixed woven and have many thread ends inside, they are good socks and will not discolor. Aechnnei sellers are honest, and Aechnnei quality is trustworthy; All good socks have many thread ends of colored yarn inside, and that is a common sense and a normal

A friend of mine suggested I try them and am I glad I did. They feel terrific inside my boots. They rise to just below my knee and keep me warm. These are the "softest" compression available and never feel like they are squeezing me in any way. I've tried them under my jeans when walking a few miles and they perform perfectly there too. Admittedly, I have runner's legs so users would want to consider compression.They stay where you put them and make my legs feel terrific.They don't ride down and don't leave marks on my legs when I take them off.

I used to run every day in the morning. After I had an ankle injury, I bought the compression socks, and running became a part of my life. Muscles seemed to have memory. It was very uncomfortable for staying at home for several days. After the pain was soothed, I put on compression socks and started running again. I didn’t know that I was following a puppy, and it suddenly jumped over stretching its claws... I took off my socks and luckily found the bit didn't hurt my skin. The socks not only protected my muscles and joints, but also protected my skin from injury, I recommend them, and I will always use them. They are a very good running partner

We bought several pairs of these socks to wear on a transatlantic flight. They were good quality and comfortable, with a minor exception. I am 5'3" and I hard to fold the top of the sock over. My daughters are 5'6" and didn't have this issue. The part folded over was a bit too tight. Otherwise these were great. They seemed to maybe shrink slightly after we washed them, but it didn't affect our subsequent use.

To be honest, it takes a certain amount of time to put on these socks, but they fit well and don't slip or roll. After working on my legs for 12 hours, my legs didn't get edema any longer. Once the socks were taken off, there was a slight indentation on legs, but it soon disappeared after a few seconds, and my legs felt so relaxed and comfortable at the moment they were taken off. It is an wonderful experience that I’ve never experienced before since I started work. If you can get similar compression socks that are easy to put on, and you can't feel the pressure on your lower legs, that's the same as wearing regular stockings, which is equivalent to losing the functional advantage of compression socks altogether.

Excellent support - yet not too tight. I work in a kitchen , on my feet for a min of 8hr ... sure my feet hurt, but my legs and knees feel good - no pain