Physix Gear Compression Socks for Men & Women 20-30 mmhg, Best Graduated Athletic Fit for Running Nurses Shin Splints Flight Travel & Maternity Pregnancy - Boost Stamina Circulation & Recovery RED S/M

I brought these as a replacement for my plantar fascitis socks I normally use but wanted a 'normal' style sock as the other ones annoy me with the open toes and they move when you walk. I tried these as I've recently started my new job where I'm on my feet for the majority of my shift and am left with cankles when I get home and my god do my feet/ankles ache!! Normally I prefer ankle style ones but thought I'd try these knee high ones and they worked really well! Nice and snuggly supportive without being too tight or painfully uncomfortable.

I was advised by my physio to get calf compression guards as I kept getting torn calf muscles. I always pull them when playing rugby and I wore them last match and no issues and haven’t even had any strains since I’ve been wearing them. I definitely recommend these to anyone with bad circulation and those who run or play sports or even on feet a lot and get calf pain these have done amazing work and I’ve even bought a second pair so I can wear them after a match to keep the heat in my calf for recovery.

Brilliant for keeping the grit from irritating my skin and made trainers comfy, no rubbing even when they were soaking wet, no irritation and far better than any ankle socks that I have used. They are at a decent price point too compared to some others on Amazon, so all in all, highly recommend them.

I ordered these socks because I suffer from RLS. Although I haven't yet figured out whether these help, only because its a hit and miss with RLS as some things work and some don't, these are however a very comfortable pair of socks. I wear them a few hours before i go bed but tbh i have almost slept in them as they are comfortable in that manner. The quality is really good and i think these would fit the criteria mentioned by the seller. I will update my review in a few weeks once i know if they do or do not help with my RLS.

I am a fussy person when it comes to socks. I complain a lot about comfort around the toe area of most socks, however these have been pretty good and I haven't had too many complaints about them after my 12 hour shift is done. They fall just below the knee which is great for me as it reduces swelling that I get due to postural blood pressure/circulation issues I struggle with. I find them easy to get on and off (if using the right technique to put them on at first) and they do feel pretty compressing without feeling like my feet are going to fall off from being too restricted!