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4.6
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
Based on 292 reviews
88%would recommend these products
292 reviews
  • EN
    Eric N.
    Verified Buyer
    3 minutes ago
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    Running Knee High Compression Socks (20-30 mmHg)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Love these in hot weather

    great for a big sweaty guy in hot humid weather. No irritation after a long day. Breathes well. Good strong compression

  • MI
    Michael I.
    Verified Buyer
    3 weeks ago
    Reviewing
    Running Knee High Compression Socks (20-30 mmHg)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    My 1st pair….

    I received my 1st pair of Comrad compression socks and have to say they are extremely comfortable. I also was pleasantly surprised that each sock is labeled for the left or right foot. Thats a 1st for me! I have issues with my toes being “squished” from too much pressure but these are formed for the toes and, so far, no problems with too much pressure.

  • L
    Leslie
    1 month ago
    Reviewing
    Running Ankle Compression Socks
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    5 Stars

    I love these! I wish they came in more colors. They are soft and feel padded - very comfortable.

Compression Level Comparison

Light

10-15mmHg

Designed for everyday relief from mild ankle and leg swelling.

Great entry level for those looking for a little support from minor discomforts

Commonly used for minor varicose and spider veins, minor swelling, pregnancy

Moderate

15-20mmHg

(Most Popular) Designed for everyday relief from mild-moderate swelling and pain.

Moderate support for more energized legs and feet

Commonly Used For- travel, long days on your feet, moderate swelling + pain, varicose and spider veins, edema, pregnancy

Firm

20-30mmHg

Designed for everyday relief from moderate-severe swelling and pain. Also used to improve endurance in long-distance running.

Firm support commonly prescribed for moderate-severe swelling and pain + endurance sports

Commonly Used For- DVT, severe swelling and pain, lymphedema, circulatory conditions, recovery, injury prevention