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High Compression Athletic Socks – Unisex Running & Outdoor Sports Socks

$18.99

High compression athletic socks apply graduated pressure to the calf and ankle for running and long days on your feet. They are unisex knee-high knit with a cushioned sole and reinforced heel. Size by calf circumference rather than shoe size — that is the measurement that decides whether compression socks work or just hurt.

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Compression That Earns Its Name

Plenty of socks are sold as ‘compression’ and are really just snug. The difference matters: meaningful graduated compression measurably assists venous return, which is what reduces the heaviness in your calves at kilometre twenty and the soreness the following morning. These sit at the firmer end, which is what you want for distance and for wearing afterwards.

Key Benefits

  • High graduated compression — firmest at the ankle, easing upward
  • Reduces muscle vibration and the fatigue that follows it
  • Speeds recovery when worn after long efforts
  • Cushioned heel and forefoot where impact lands
  • Moisture-wicking and breathable
  • Unisex sizing

How to Use

Roll the sock on from the toe. Wear during running, hiking or training, or for one to two hours afterwards to aid recovery. Consult a doctor before use if you have diabetes, circulatory conditions or DVT history.

Specifications

Type High graduated compression athletic socks
Compression Firm, graduated
Cushioning Heel and forefoot
Material Breathable moisture-wicking blend
Fit Unisex
Best for Running, hiking, outdoor sport, recovery

Care & Maintenance

Machine wash cold. Air dry or tumble low. No fabric softener or bleach.

What’s in the Box

Compression socks (quantity as selected)

Color

Multicolor

Size

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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