Physix Gear Sport Plantar Fasciitis Socks with Arch Support for Men & Women - Ankle Compression Sleeve, Toeless Compression Socks Foot Pain Relief, Ankle Swelling Better than Night Splint, Black L/XL

I wear these for my soccer games. I wash but do not dry them. They hold up well for about a year, which is what I would expect for a compression sleeve. I think they provide me with extra support and help in preventing injury.

I just started doing trail races and the first time I went out I got HEINOUS arch blisters. I’ve never had those in my life! To be fair, I didn’t wear socks because, well…I hate socks. Hate them. But, since I like the trail running, I had to find socks to keep doing it and not have my shoes EAT my feet. Enter these socks. I like them because they have open toes…and they ARE compression type socks. I don’t know how much they let my feet “breathe” (re: sweat) but these along with some taping and body glide have prevented those heinous arch blisters from returning, so I’m sold. I actually bought a few other types of running socks in my “finding socks adventure” but these won out over all of them and I BOUGHT A SECOND PAIR! I wear a size 5-6 in women’s shoes (US) and the SMALL fits nicely, tight but not uncomfortable. I’ve only tried them with trail runners but they worked in those, meaning they’re not TOO thick… but they aren’t “thin” either. In my opinion they’re a little thinner than your average cotton compression fabric (not the spandex ones, those are obviously thin spandex). I like the nude color — very easy to hide that you’re wearing them. They only come up a little over the ankle for me — enough to prevent blistering there, too. They also prevented blisters from forming on the *back* of my heels. I wore a different sock that had some such “heel blister protection” and it didn’t do anything. I got the blisters there — they just weren’t as bad as the arch ones. WITH THESE I had NO BLISTERS. Are they a *little* pricey, sure-ish. But I think they’ll last a while. They wash up nice enough. They seem sturdy — you’ll have to pull them on but it’s not like your nail will puncture the fabric, so I’m confident doing it. I’ll probably be buying more of these as my season continues. ^_^

My foot pain was impacting my life so much I came onto Amazon and bought what felt like one of everything in a desperate attempt to get some relief. This product is really good. The support it offers is firm and has held up to a couple of washes now without noticeable stretching (I did put them in the dryer as I was worried they may have stretched, can't say if that made a difference?). However. If you have plantar fasciitis these won't stop that. Socks and fabric (as much as I really wanted them to) won't be able to hold up a collapsing arch. That said, the snug, firm support does somehow help a little, and I found that when you couple it with a gel arch sticky (also sold on amazon, search gel arch support and look for the clear "D" shaped gel arch bubbles you are meant to stick inside shoes).... they are GREAT! The snug fit of the sock holds the gel arch in place, and will help hold your collapsing arch when you step. It takes a little fiddling to wriggle them into the tight sock, but well with it. Better than any of the (many, many, many) arch support foot wraps I have tried. Plus coupled with these socks, you can wear most of your everyday shoes like sneakers or flats or any shoes you'd wear with socks, even those with heels. I took one star off only because while the socks are designed to be snug, one of the socks ripped the first time I went to put it on. It is still functional, but not great that it ripped straight out of the packet. Given you have to really PULL them on, they need to be constructed to not tear at that. I don't think I've ever had any sock tear before? So maybe a sign of making the fabric too thin to be breathable and sporty? Conclusion: buy these with some gel arches, stick one inside the sock, and it will offer the best relief out of the multiple products I've tried that all claim that. And if you are still struggling with plantar fasciitis, take it from this 25 year collapsed arch veteran...... ultrasound machines will offer the best (albeit temporary - maybe a day or so?) relief. Test one out at your physio. Being pain free afterwards for a few precious hours is magical.

So bad product , they make it no return because this product is not good as they mentioned bad quality and wrong size , I did not recommend it at all

Llevo desde julio con la fascitis plantar y bastantes sesiones de fisio. Los calcetines han sido todo un descubrimiento. Me sujetan muy bien la fascia y me alivian bastante las molestias. Sobretodo se me cargan menos los gemelos. Los llevo todo el día y al finalizar la jornada estoy algo cansada de ellos, pero el alivio que he sentido en sólo unos días, es mágico. Los recomiendo. Yo voy a comprar otro par

Many of the advertised compression socks fit poorly and hurt the bridge of my foot, dont give arch support or good heal support. These ones however fit like a second skin and dont tear the first time you put them on, whilst giving excelent compression. I still take them off in the middle of the night like every other one as they can get a bit painful after a few hours in bed. But by that time my oedema has gone done enough.

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Anyone with planter fasciitis or ankle issues should own a pair of these socks, they are strong, tight fitting , skin color and can be used easily with any shoe. I’d say If you have big puffy feet, they will be hard to put on.