Whether you're an athlete who wants to excel in the game, who sit for long period during travel or at work, or someone dealing with pain due to a chronic condition, supporting proper blood flow to your feet is of the utmost importance.Our Compression Socks are engineered with the latest arch to calf compression technology, offering a targeted foot to calf muscle support,help to keep blood flowing to boost athletic performance and alleviate pain due to a number of conditions.
Reduces the Risk of Injury
Provide extra compression support to stabilizes your arch, ankle and muscles.Minimizes muscle oscillation and micro-tearing.Prevents cramping and injury.The enhanced support can prevent injuries due to poor muscle strength, especially in he second half of the marathon.
Improves Your Performance
For endurance athletes, the key mechanism is the "calf muscle pump" - with each step or pedal-stroke, the clenching and unclenching of the calf muscle squeezes blood back toward the heart. Our Compression socks provide an extra squeeze that enhances this pumping action, speeding the flow of much-needed oxygen to working muscles.Speeds the circulation of blood back toward the heart and clear away metabolic waste products from the muscles.
Helps You Recover Faster
Stimulates blood flow and improves oxygen delivery to your muscles.Reduces lactic acid production, muscle soreness and the feelings of heavinessin the feet and legs.Quicker recovery from "delayed onset muscle soreness".
Helps Prevent or Relieve Swellingof cellular waste products.Reduces swelling and fatigue from prolonged sitting or standing. It is ideal for pregnent women and those who sit or stand for long period during travel or at work.
Helps Relieve Plantar Fasciitis Pain
Designed with compression to aid in the pain management and relief from plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and arch pain. Helps With Standing And Walking Pain.Compressing The Ligament Will Reduce Inflammation Expediting The Healing Process.
Compression Socks (20-30 mmHg) are recommended by doctors and preferred by trainers.Help relieve pain & discomfort related to plantar fasciitis, a LONG TERM Solution no overnight quick fix.
90% Combed Cotton, 10% Polyester
Product name: compression sock
Color:Colorful
Material: Nylon
Thickness: Medium
Size: S/M; L/XL
Suitable season: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter
Compression level : First level, 20-30 mmHg
People: Wome Men
Style:Fashion & Sports
Pack of 1 Pairs.
Our Compression Socks Fit For:
Nurses, doctors & maternity pregnancy
Masseurs, cosmetologists, and stylists
Frequent travelers or anyone taking a long plane flight
Business people with desk positions that require prolonged sitting
Construction workers, chefs, line workers, and restaurant serving staff
Jobs that require you to be on your feet a lot
Runners cyclers bikers joggers hikers volleyball baseball etc.
Any woman & man looking for support for muscles for sporting events & everyday activities
Anyone who is on his or her feet all day & needs relief & wants to prevent pain in leg muscles
About the Compression Socks What You Need to Know
First level (20-30 mmHg):It is suitable for health prevention in people. For example, teachers, traffic police, nurses, doctors, beauticians, shopping guides, etc., and these socks are also suitable for early symptoms, such as venous vessels with slight Lower limb, standing times too long that feeling Soreness
Level 2 (30-40mmHg):For those who have obvious symptoms in the lower limbs and are accompanied by leg discomfort (such as sore limbs, fatigue, swelling and eczema, cramps, tingling, pigmentation, etc.),phlebitis, pregnant, after saphenous vein excision, and deep vein thrombosis syndrome.
Level 3 (40-50mmHg): Suitable for people with high swelling, darkened skin, and irreversible lymphedema.
How to washing compression socks?
When you follow the washing instructions, the socks will wash well without losing compression and elasticity:
-Water temperature not above 40℃ or 105℉.
-Machine Wash Warm/Turn Socks Inside Out
-Tumble Dry Low
-Do Not Bleach
-Do not tumble dry
-Any solvent.
Why do more and more people like to wear compression socks now?
