Compression Socks 20-30mmHg for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis Relief - Ankle Compression Sleeve for Heel Spurs, Foot Swelling & Fatigue - Arch Support Brace for Everyday Use (1 Pair)

I have planter factious of the Achilles tendon . I bought a pair of these socks to see if they were helpful. I liked them so much I bought 2 more pairs . The sock gives nice support without being to tight , it also helps with my swollen ankle from water retention. The pain from my plantar fasciitis doesn’t go away, but it does feel better and supported . Definitely wearing every day. The toes are not included in the sock ,it starts at the base of the toes, socks stay put without creeping up on foot.

I’ve been trying different Arizona braces and compression socks to see what works best for me. What a lovely surprise to open this package and receive a PAIR of compression socks not just one sock and at the same price! I really like these socks as they’re easy to put on and off. They stay in place without cutting off circulation anywhere. I haven’t laundered them yet but I plan to tuck them into a lingerie bag for the washer. Once the bag is zipped, it makes for a very gentle wash. Anyway, get the socks…I think you’ll be glad you did.

Remember these don’t go by shoe size. According to the size chart I was right on the start of an xl. So glad I went with the large. I feel like it fits perfect until the bottom half after my heel. I wish they were a little tighter. I feel like I have normal size legs and feet if that helps anybody.I find they are very comfortable. They aren’t as bulky as others and fit nicely under my socks. Nice quality, sewing and edges looks nice and sturdy. My feet feel a little warm but nothing major, my toes are still nice and cool. That’s why I like the toeless style.So far I don’t notice these do much for me with my planters fasciitis or tight tendons. Perhaps it’s because I am in so much pain right now. I’ll try wearing them longer and see if that helps.

These are a God send! I recently started suffering with planter fasciitis, about a year now. Discomfort has now moved to actual pain in my feet. I bought this in black hoping to get some relief. I'm a size 10 and ordered a medium. I can say without a doubt that I've experienced 90-95% relief of my symptoms. I wear them constantly when I'm at home. It's not suffocatingly thigh at all. Sometimes I don't even remember I have them on. The quality is great as well. I've washed them and they still retain their shape. Totally worth the price. I will be buying more for sure.

I had no idea what plantar fasciitis was until I got it. I went through 3 different foot support products before I found this one. I was able to wear this at work, I was able to wear this on the weekend and what a difference! Until the podiatrist can fix this with me, I will wear this thing knowing I won't have pain.

Helps with my plantar fasciitis. If I’m going to be on my feet all day I use it over k-tape.If I’m not going to be too active, it’s fine without k-tape, however both together works best for me. As far as a sizing reference, I wear a men’s Sketchers slip-on sneakers U.S. size 12. The support sock size I use is a large, which fits my foot well. I hope this review helps.

Do not hesitate to get these. Relieved my plantar fasciitis from the first wear. I was skeptical - as was my podiatrist- since I did not have swelling- just pain. Glad I went ahead on my own to get them - in addition to following his other advice. An added bonus has been that my sleep quality has improved. Who couldn’t benefit from better sleep. You will not be disappointed.

These (toeless) compression socks provide some relief from plantar fasciitis pain. I find that they work well around the house or at night when you might otherwise go barefoot. The compression feels good and does not seem to be too tight. I have also tried to wear them with shoes, both under and over regular socks, when going to work. They do not work as well with shoes because the front edge under your foot tends to roll (perhaps it does not have a strong enough cuff?) curl making it uncomfortable. These socks are fine and seem to be durable, but I find that I prefer low-rise compression socks that I can more comfortably wear with sneakers or other casual shoes. These might be better for someone who is also seeking ankle support.