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Compression Crew Socks – Athletic Socks for Cycling, Running & Hiking

$18.99

Compression crew socks give mid-height graduated support for cycling, running and gym work. They are crew-length knit with a cushioned sole, arch band and moisture-wicking yarn. Crew height supports the ankle and arch but not the calf — choose knee-high socks if calf swelling or cramping is the issue.

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One Sock, Three Sports

Crew height sits above the shoe line and below the calf — high enough to stop trail debris and shoe collars from rubbing, low enough not to feel like a compression stocking. Add a supportive arch band and cushioning where the foot strikes, and you have a sock that works equally well clipped into pedals, on a treadmill, or twenty kilometres into a trail.

Key Benefits

  • Compression arch band supports the midfoot through repeated impact
  • Cushioned footbed at heel and forefoot where load concentrates
  • Crew height protects the ankle from shoe collars and trail debris
  • Moisture-wicking yarn reduces blisters on long efforts
  • Breathable instep panel vents heat
  • Reinforced heel and toe for durability

How to Use

Smooth the sock flat before lacing — wrinkles are where blisters start. Suitable for cycling, running, hiking, gym work and everyday wear.

Specifications

Type Athletic compression crew socks
Height Crew
Support Compression arch band
Cushioning Terry heel and forefoot
Material Moisture-wicking breathable blend
Reinforcement Heel and toe
Best for Cycling, running, hiking, gym

Care & Maintenance

Machine wash cold with like colours. Tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener.

What’s in the Box

Compression crew socks (quantity as selected)

Color

Multicolor

Size

Blue, Green, Pink, White, Black

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Common questions

What compression level do I need?
For travel, standing shifts and running, 15-20 mmHg is the range most people want. 20-30 mmHg is medical-grade and worth discussing with a clinician before you buy, particularly if you have circulation problems or diabetes.
How do I size compression socks?
Measure the widest part of your calf and match that to the size chart. Shoe size alone is the most common cause of a bad fit. A sock that leaves deep indentations or makes your foot cold is too small.
Can you sleep in compression socks?
Graduated compression socks are designed for use while you are upright and active. Unless a clinician has told you otherwise, take them off at night.
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