Plantar Fasciitis Sock (6 Pairs) for Men and Women, Compression Foot Sleeves with Arch and Ankle Support (Black, Small)

The only thing that’s given me relief for my plantar fasciitis. I have been stretching and doing exercises for a month, with little improvement. I bought these socks hoping they would help me hobble around the theme park with my children. They were a godsend. If I’d been in the pain I had before the socks, I’d have had to use a scooter or wheelchair. These socks enabled me to walk with much less pain. Absolutely worth the cost.

These are the first compression socks that have actually worked in making my plantar fascitis feel better. They are comfortable and after the second day of wearing them I didn't even notice I had them on. Knock on wood, my feet feel so much better.

The size chart is inaccurate but the product is good.I am size10 shoes, which according to the size chart should be the upper end of the Large size. I got the larges and they were not tight enough tonoffer any compression. After disposing of the larges and getting mediums, I have substantial compression to offer relief.

These have been amazing for my plantar fasciitis! I wear a women's size 9.5 and I went for the mediums and the compression is perfect. My foot feels more stable and they were easy to slip on and off while still holding a good compression during the day. They fit well underneath any of my socks without feeling too thick.

The media could not be loaded. I loved the size xl, went to the toes and stayed there. But the compression was meh, felt more like socks that had a little compression rather than actual compression labeled socks at this strength. Unfortunately, love turns to hate so fast, the large fit much shorter than the XL, literally by inches. I can stretch the sock out to my toes but they sure don’t stay there. The SB SOX had the same issue, so order for your foot size if you want them to go and stay at the toes. If you go down a size hoping for more compression as the instructions say, they probably won’t come close to your toes. Oh well…I haven’t washed them but would definitely recommend air drying because compression socks lose elasticity quickly and need replaced anyway, most brands recommend every 3 months, so drying in a dryer will only speed up how fast they lose compression. I’d return these but already gave my daughter in law one of the pairs as she’s pregnant and her feet have started to swell.Lastly, the xl I was able to wear the entire night thru til morning, the large I have to take off mid way through sleeping because my feet go numb. My daughter in law is having this same issue. I literally only got these for bedtime so that stinks. That said; the SB SOX toeless also come significantly shorter small vs medium with the same issue, the medium doesn’t have enough compression but the small would only work for a size 7 or smaller foot. At least the SB are significantly longer, hence the price increase. Thickness…these are thinner than SB SOX, substantially thinner, so they fit better under regular socks and don’t change your shoe size. The doc miller are the thinnest of the 3, but they are also the most expensive.

These compression socks are excellent to thecpiint I occasionally wear them to bed. They provide a level of compression that keeps any swelling down. I highly recommend them.

I didn't know if these would be helpful with Neuropathy but they did help with the pain in my feet. I have tried different brands and I found these to be the best for my use. In my case, any socks that covered my toes would cause pain and discomfort, but these socks only cover to the ball of the foot, so the toes are free. They work great for me.

Comfortable, durable and fit well.