Lighter Legs, Longer Days
Blood has to travel back up from your feet against gravity, and after hours of standing, sitting or running it tends to pool. That’s the heaviness you feel in your calves at the end of a long day or a long flight. Graduated compression — tightest at the ankle, easing toward the knee — assists that upward return, which is why runners, nurses and frequent flyers all end up wearing the same sock.
Key Benefits
- Graduated compression — firmest at the ankle, easing upward, to assist venous return
- Reduces leg fatigue and swelling on long runs, long shifts and long flights
- Moisture-wicking breathable knit that doesn’t cook your feet
- Cushioned heel and toe for impact protection
- Unisex sizing
- Flat toe seam to prevent rubbing
How to Use
Roll the sock on from the toe rather than pulling from the cuff — pulling distorts the compression gradient. Wear during running, throughout a shift, or on flights over three hours. Suitable for post-training recovery. If you have diabetes, circulatory conditions or a DVT history, check with your doctor first.
Specifications
| Type | Graduated compression socks |
|---|---|
| Height | Knee-high |
| Compression | Graduated — firmest at ankle |
| Material | Breathable moisture-wicking blend |
| Cushioning | Reinforced heel and toe |
| Seam | Flat toe seam |
| Fit | Unisex |
| Best for | Running, travel, long shifts, recovery |
Care & Maintenance
Machine wash cold. Air dry or tumble low. No fabric softener, no bleach — both degrade the elastic.
What’s in the Box
Compression socks (quantity as selected)
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