Sockwell Women's Circulator Moderate Knee-High Compression Socks

I love them. My legs feel great. They are comfy and give me good support. My ankles swell a little when I sit and sew for a long time. I am happy to report no swelling for me now.

Most compression socks that you buy. Have this weird slippery, feel to them. These feel like real actual socks, real good compression around the foot and up around the calf. Not too tight, great material.

These moderate-compression socks are amazing. I have heavy calves, and I am able to pull these socks (which are not even the wide-calf style) ALL the way up to the knee (unlike a major medical-professional brand, which tops out at least 3-4 inches below the knee - extremely uncomfortable!) - and these stay put! Bonus - I have consistently used these socks during a bout of foot/ankle tendonitis, and they have worked MUCH better for me than the lace-up brace the podiatrist provided. The socks provide pain relief through gentle but firm support and compression that does not create swelling directly outside the injured area (problematic with the brace) as the compression with the socks extends beyond the ankle and goes all the way up the leg and well into the foot. Pricey - yes, but one can pay almost as much (or more!} for a pair of hiking socks at an outdoor outfitters store.

These. Socks feel great on my legs. They are not overly tight. My ankles feel energized. Calves feel good. These are. Moderate compression. For extra long days I may try firm compression though I could probably control extra water retention by reducing my salt.

Very comfortable with firm compression and tall enough to the knee without rolling top down.

I am a nurse who works 12 hr shifts. These socks make my feet feel so much better at the end of the day. I would highly recommend them!

Have used several brands of compression socks over the years for international travel. These are, by far, the best ever!

These are great compression socks for the winter. They are too heavy for this summer. You need to come out with a lighter weight version.

Will your new combination socks last as long as the old 100 percent Merino wool? How long will they take to pill? I like them. I have only ordered Merino circulators for 8 years, with the exception of the winter padded socks. I can only afford to buy them on sale because I wear them daily.

Not enough compression and too long from heel to knee