KEMFORD Ankle Compression Sleeve - Plantar Fasciitis Braces - Open Toe Compression Socks for Swelling, Sprain, Neuropathy, Foot Arch Support for Men and Women - 20-30mmhg, M, Beige

These are great!!! They have just the perfect amount of compression. I have recently injured my right ankle (need to go get it checked out) & my left ankle always swells. I wore these for an entire week by themselves & also over other compression socks. They really helped to reduce swelling & even gave a little support/stability to my right ankle. I bought the tan color & the material is actually very soft top quality. I purchased 2 more pairs of them today (& forgot to use the coupon they enclosed for a discount on my next purchase.). Very happy with this purchase!!!

purchased cause i recently fell and messed up the tendons on the outside of my foot. once no longer super puffy and to tender for pressure, wore this for support. fit was superb and just enough. forgot i was even wearing it. a nice bit of ankle support too. can see myself wearing for many reasons, not just when i forget how to walk. duh.

The color is like Barbie leg color. Not tan barbie. Like original Barbie. I dont know anyone that color.The support compression around the "under ankle" toward the "behind ankle". Could really be more targeted for my needs, but I appreciate them all the same.Strong soft and smooth material. Its thin enough to probably still wear your favorite shoes but not pantyhose thin.Worth a try if you've been looking for something like this. But if you've got a real medical issue/concern. Ask your specialist. Get a referral.

I am 132 #s and 5'4" I ordered a small and they are perfect. I started doing some extensive workouts and found that my ankles were achy so these have helped along with some arnica cream :) I also ordered the knee braces and they are terrific especially with a replaced knee.

These sleeves are a good thickness for most shoes, not too thick to put your feet in a bind in your shoes. I also wear Injinji Toe Sock Liners to help my bunions and can wear them over these comression sleeves in some of my shoes. They will also fit with my open toe sandals and can wear a thicker sock over them with boots. I have washed them several times and they wash well (hang to dry).

I purchased these to as a back up to allow me to rotate with the medline compression socks I received from my doctor after foot surgery. I needed the compression socks to have the same compression class as the ones provided. Unfortunately, do not.The design of the sock is okay. The socks should come up slightly above your ankles (as shown in the photo), but they do not. The compression is not consistent through the sock especially around my ankles. They do cover the lower portion of my toes to help minimize swelling in that area. In addition, the description indicated the socks were CCL 2 (23-33 mmHg) and they are not. The compression is far less around my foot and ankle. My guess is they are a CCL1. The compression might be comparable to a pair of support pantyhose. You can see your skin through them - so definitely might be.I considered returning them but decided not to. I will keep them so I can have something on my foot while my other compression socks dry.BOTTOMLINEIf you need a CCL 2, I would not recommend these socks. See if your doctor has some they can provide.

The product was not to thick I could still put a sock on over the brace and wear my shoes.I really like that it fits snug around my ankle.It really supports my ankle when I am walking and doing daily activities.It does not slip off I am a shoe size 51/2 I ordered a small and it fits perfectly.the color is great hardly notice it at all when I am wearing it.

These are great for when my varicose veins need compression in my ankles and are very comfortable. Id love to see the compression be a little more consistent theoughout the whole sock, as the elastics do more than the rest of the sock and I personally prefer the amount of pressure the elastics are giving. That could just mean needing to play around with sizing though.