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Running Waist Packs| Package Dimensions | 8.43 x 3.94 x 2.56 inches, 10.65 ounces |
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| Department | mens |
| Date First Available | September 16, 2020 |
Compression Running Ankle Socks for Men and Women (6 Pairs), Quarter Athletic Socks for Running, Cycling, Golf, Work
8 reviews for Compression Running Ankle Socks for Men and Women (6 Pairs), Quarter Athletic Socks for Running, Cycling, Golf, Work
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Susanne Allen –
My Husband loves them. He needed a little support and was tired of thick slipping ankle socks that were causing some friction when he ran. These are perfect. No Slip, No Friction. Ordered 6 more of them.
Brett Lewis –
Form fitting yes, compression no. The manufacturer’s packaging doesn’t say anything about compression, that’s just another Amazon seller’s falsehood. They have a little bit of “Spandex” to make them stretchy. Comfortable, lightweight, not expensive, a 4-star sock with a 2-star description.
Rico –
I was looking for a sock that was higher than a quarter crew but shorter than a regular crew sock. These are the perfect height and are very comfortable.
Andres Gomez –
Great fit just slightly slippery
Paige F. –
Not too tight, but don’t get scrunched down at the back of my heel making blisters. I’m slightly handicapped, so don’t work out the same way most people do, but I do walk when I can, and I can say that these are very comfy for that.
Janimal –
I wear these socks exclusively for running. They’re very comfortable: no chafing, no blistering. Also, even though they’re ankle socks, they’re tall enough so that the two support appliances I wear, one on the right foot for plantar fasciitis and one on the left for minor Achilles tendonitis, don’t rub against my skin. Currently training for my 48th marathon and these socks are going along for the run.
Waydemeyer –
Although I occasionally wear these for running, I mostly wear them with casual shoes when I’m wearing shorts. They’re compression socks, so they have no trouble staying up, even on my skinny ankles. They are a very bright white, and even after many wearings and washings they have maintained their brightness. They wick away the sweat and in short do all the things that I expected when I bought them. Highly recommended.
ghraspalt –
I read several of the reviews before purchasing the 6 pair package. Some 1 star reviews complain about too much compression, others not enough. I have been wearing calf compression sleeves for 2+ years and have used 20-30 mm Hg for exercise activities and 15-20 mm Hg for everyday activities. I have come to the realization that unless I am hiking all day, biking for 5 plus hours or running a marathon (0% chance of that) the 15-20 mm Hg is sufficient to keep me from having calf cramping issues at night. The main feature in compression (at least I think based on using myself as test subject of n=1) is uniformity of compression around the body part being compressed. These socks have a uniform snugness around the foot, the arch and the heel pad. I would not say it is even in the 15-20 mm Hg range, the snugness feels less compressive than that. I obtained these socks and wore one pair on a 16 mile bike ride on a 88-90°F day. I came back sweating and while the inside of my shoes were damp my socks and feet were dry. I couldn’t help but notice because I did not believe the socks could wick moisture that effectively. On another day I wore another pair of these socks on 5 mile walk in hot weather. The socks seemed to me to fit tightly enough that they were part of my foot and not a third element between shoe, sock and foot. That was quite comfortable. I waited until I had worn 3 pairs of these socks and then washed all six pairs because i wanted to see how the socks I had worn washed compared to the ones I had not. I turned the socks inside out as I do for all of my compression gear to make sure the part that touches my skin is clean. I have posted picture of 2 pair of the worn and washed socks. Other than some wrinkles they fit as well as the socks did when new. Obviously one washing doesn’t tell how these will last over 50 or more washings, but using warm water and low heat to dry they seem to have held up well. These are definitely the socks I will wear for all my exercise activities and for air travel as well.