Compression Socks for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis Relief - (1 Pair) Ankle Compression Sleeve for Heel Spurs, Foot Swelling & Fatigue - Arch Support Brace for Everyday Use

I was skeptical at first, but these compression socks have made a noticeable difference in my daily comfort. They provide firm support around the arch and ankle, which has significantly reduced the soreness I usually feel after long hours on my feet. The material is breathable and doesn’t cause my feet to overheat, even during extended wear. I appreciate that they stay in place without slipping or bunching up throughout the day.While the compression is quite strong, following the sizing chart ensured a snug but comfortable fit. After a few days of consistent use, I noticed less swelling and fatigue in my feet. These socks have become an essential part of my routine, especially during workdays when I’m constantly on the move. They’re a simple yet effective solution for anyone dealing with plantar fasciitis or similar foot issues. It’s very thin and easy to wash.

I got this compression sock for my husband’s ankle. We’ve already planned a trip to Disneyland, and because of this, he was able to walk around and enjoy the park with me and the kids. The size is perfect, and the fit is great. The quality is excellent, and it’s easy to put on instead of a shoe. It compresses exactly where it needs to.

I like this compression sock but I feel the fit is a little off. I ordered a small because that is what is advertised for my foot/shoe size. I tried it on and it felt pretty tight but I went ahead and wore it. After a few hours my foot was in so much pain that I assumed my foot was getting worse and I needed a doctor. But after removing the sock I felt better.The quality of this item is good so I’ve ordered a medium instead. I wish I had returned the first item as soon as I had tried it on due to sizing but since I didn’t I will just toss them and use the bigger size.

I broke my ankle in 3 spots August ‘24 (1fibula, 2 tibia) and have finally recovered enough to walk without the restrictive brace. I had to wear it longer than usual because I walk an extreme amount for work. The most problematic area I have dealt with though has been around my subtalar joint area. I use the arch support insoles from the dr and they definitely help! (I have normal arches, but the support helps your foot, ankle, knees, hips, yada-yada. I learned that from the Dr. So glad I know that now lol) I missed the help from my brace but it was too restrictive. At night time my discomfort/pain increases and I still wanted support while I’m working. I have had issues periodically with plantar fasciitis as well, but as I said I got this for my ankle. The MOMENT I put this on I had such a relief on my ankle! The kind of relief that almost brings you to tears! Like a great massage does, you know. I can absolutely see how it helps with the PF as well. I almost didn’t buy these because I wasn’t sure if it would help my ankle but I’m so glad I did! If it continues to help this much I’ll definitely be getting another pair!Some reviews mentioned how tough they are to put on and take off, and I can say that they are VERY snug so it doesn’t just slide on and off. But they are not difficult to put on and take off in my opinion. The fabric is very comfortable and doesn’t bother me any. I did measure my arch before ordering and I think that’s very important. It’s very simple to wear with shoes.This is the first review I’ve ever done and I’ve ordered many things! I did want to clarify that I got it for my ankle and not PF, so that if anyone was wondering if it was helpful for the ankle area I would definitely say yes!! I hope I have provided some helpful information. And I hope you have an abundance of success in your healing journey!

In relationship to everything...I'm a retired 65, 5'9", ~200lbs, walk and hike 80+ miles a month, and wear a size 12 Hoka shoe (Stinson, Speedgoat, Ahari). I also have maybe a dozen pair of compression socks I wear during long flights, 9-12 hour drives (SE TN to ORL, FL), and/or motorcycle rides (USA-wide). I ordered an Xtra-large based on shoe size and it provided quite minimal support compared to my typical range of compression socks. I re-ordered a Large and while it provided additional compression, that seemed to be mostly to just being a hair smaller. It still didn't feel anywhere near as snug as the stated 20-30mmHg would warrant. Others have mentioned difficulty in getting on and off but these were no more harder than ankle socks in my case. Some graduated Vitalsox c-socks I have at a moderate 12-18 mm / Hg feel more compressive. Maybe it's the larger area they're covering and impacted nerves sending signals making it just seem they're better? I do incredibly like the very flat seams at either end - all the difference in the world during any 4-8 mile fast walk, or 10-mile hike. I'm contemplating spending ...again, to get/try the Mediums. I'm not yet convinced these are the ones for 'best' compressive ankle support.

I dont know what sort of magic are put in these socks but these work so great for me. I've done everything to treat my injury and nothing but these were magic for me. Finally, something worked and for long term.

Had a rough case of plantar fasciitis and some ankle pain after playing soccer in the wrong shoes. Gave these a shot and honestly, they really helped ease the pain. Took a lot of pressure off.

I’ve had a lot of pain in my right heel for weeks now and after an ice soak which wasn’t pleasant and using this which is way more pleasant, the pain is practically gone which I am soooo thankful for. I use it I lay on my right foot where I was having the pain