Physix Gear Calf Compression Sleeves for Women and Men - Calf Compression Sleeve for Running, Provides Calf Support and Shin Splints comfort, Compression Sleeves Calf for Enhanced, Beige/Nude, S/M

Gave good compression and does the job with downhill skiing.

I already have 2 pairs with feet. Decided to try these ankle style and they fit great. Easy and comfortable to wear all day. Nude color is perfect for the summer.

Great compression. Great design. I’m 5’4 and so they were a little long. Folding them down made it quite uncomfortable so I had to return them but they seemed like a great product.

I have both their compression socks and a sleeve but the sleeve, hard to believe, is harder to put on and take off than the socks, and ultimately it is also less comfortable. I don’t think they are particularly good to use. I will try from time to time to wear the sleeves if my feet are too hot but I don’t really care for the sleeves.

Fit well & have really helped my gymnasts shin splints. Her calf was 13 inches & we ordered the s/m. They were hard to get on initially but worked once they were on. She even wore one in competition because it felt so supportive & the beige was unobtrusive.

the sleeves are smaller than anticipated and easily stretched out without rebound elasticity. No happy, stretched out, can not returned it

My daughter had a good cross country season.... until before the last race. She got shin splints. She was in so much pain! We tried everything, but the pain resulted in her not being able to run.I started looking for support gear, and found these. They were available in a skin tone, which meant she could wear it with/ under anything.Immediate result was that she had support, and was able to move around better.Without it, she'd still have a lot of pain.5 days later, she is pain free. We attribute a lot of her healing to the compression sleeve.I know that in the future, she'll wear them throughout her training season.We would highly recommend this product.

I've had shin splints since High School and anyone knows just how painful they can be. Even morning walks would leave my shins burning with pain.Then I decided to give these sleeves a try. After a few uses, the shin splint pain gradually went away completely. Keep in mind, I did shin exercises and stretched them before and after walking. One other thing that helped was using the "Stick". You roll the stick over your shins several times, it was painful but effective.These sleeves are light, you don't notice them all that much. Wearing these sleeves alone will not alleviate shin splint pain unless you stretch your shins and do exercises. After awhile you will be able to walk or run farther. I do recommend them.