KEMFORD Ankle Compression Sleeve - Plantar Fasciitis Braces - Open Toe Compression Socks for Swelling, Sprain, Neuropathy, Foot Arch Support for Men and Women - 20-30mmhg, L, Beige

Have copd and sometimes get swelling, pain with tingling particularly in one ankle, put one sock on, eased the pain, swelling went down, very comfortable to wear , easy to put on and of . Do try if you have same problem as me

these have been a life saver in my ankle recovery which is still ongoing.... Advisable not to wear these until your Doctor has said or at least 8-10 weeks after Injury. It helps with support and stops the swelling

OMG!!! I rolled my ankle in February last year. After ripping the tendon clean from the bone it has been a very long road to recovering. However in this time I have worn many different types of support. Some easy to get on and off… others more complicated. These are really easy… which made me think they would be useless and offer little support… I WAS WRONG… They are amazing! Easy to wear, wash, and have one in my bag at all times in case I need to change for any reason. Highly recommend these for comfortable support. Day or night or both… Great value for money, reduces my pain and improved my circulation. Therefore effectively allowing me to continue living my normal lifestyle.

Just right and very supportive.

I am very pleased with these socks. They are extremely comfortable and certainly help with my painful foot.

Would recommend these really helps

These are brilliant! I guess it depends on your complaint and/or precise fitting but I found these are far more effective than some of the others out there, i.e. they work! I have a mixture of osteo-arthritis, plantar fasciitis and general wear and tear, and while these obviously don’t cure all those things they provide lovely relief, both while at rest and in general day to day walking.

Item sizes not as advertised. I’m unable to get them on to my foot & sadly because I’ve been in Hospital it’s too late to return so almost £30 out of pocket!!

I had fractured my foot several months ago and after I got out of the walking boot, I still needed something with some support I purchased these. I really liked them. They were excellent to kind of finish out the recovery.

I ordered the large. My shoe size is 9-1/2 women’s narrow. I had a very difficult time getting the sock on my foot. It was way too tight. Plus it was very long and made for a longer foot, like a 10/1/2 or 11. I struggled to take it off. Quality was fine.

After a week of use, the KEMFORD ankle compression sleeve has quickly become my favorite for extended periods of standing. My ankle, arch, and heel all feel noticeably supported by the hard yet controllable 20–30 mmHg compression. Particularly after standing for a long time or taking a leisurely stroll, my feet feel less fatigued. When it comes to breathability, the open-toe design is a winner since it allows air to flow in and keeps things cooler, which is particularly pleasant in hot weather or when wearing closed shoes. Even on mornings when I'm racing out the door, it's quick and simple to put on, and the material feels comfortable but sturdy. By the end of the first day, my ankle felt more stable, and there was less swelling. The cloth is lightweight enough to be worn beneath regular shoes without adding bulk, yet it feels firmly in place without slipping or bunching. Advice: Pay close attention to the sizing chart; although mine fit nicely, I had to switch sizes a few days later to get the perfect fit. That significantly improved both comfort and efficacy. All things considered, this sleeve feels comfortable and provides reliable, daily support. Excellent for light exercise, workdays, or any time you want to maintain stable ankles.

I purchased for a swollen ankle dur to multiple surgeries...ugh. I wear as night sleeve and it has reduced the swelling. Its not a cute but it really helps!

I’ve had these for over a year and they are a good product. Literally just noticed that I have to left ones. After checking the reviews, it seems to happen that way sometimes. Be sure to check to make sure you got an L and an R, not two Ls. Interesting. Could be why my foot hurts when I wear them during the day. I usually wear them at night.