Compression Socks

Knee high compressions socks with moderate to firm compression greatly relieve the pain of my diabetic neuropathy. They are a life changer for me and I've become somewhat obsessed with them. I have pairs of 27 different brands with each pair in a labelled Ziploc bag. I have a spreadsheet summarizing my likes/dislikes of each. I've decided to consider myself to be a compression sock collector. At least this is less expensive and more practical than my cermanic cat and wooden frog collections. Based on my own experience and reading many Amazon reviews, I've decided that compression socks are a very individualized preference. What a person likes depends upon their needs for compression and the shape and size of their feet and legs. For my neuropathy, I need solid, steady compression at the feet that gradually tapers off at the toes. I am relatively tall (5 ft 8 in), have big feet (size 11 US women's), and skinny legs (13 in calves). Most of the 27 brands I rate 4 or 5 stars, and I wear them routinely. There are a few 1 or 2 star strong dislikes, which I do not wear because they are uncomfortable or don't help my foot pain. There are 4 brands that I rate as 5+ stars and are my favorites, which I will buy again. They are all so comfortable that I forget I'm wearing them, yet they all help greatly with my foot pain. These include Rymora (with extra padded bottom foot, great for shoes with thin soles), Physix (relatively thin, great for hot days), and Wanderlust (thicker cotton, great for cold days). There is also Newzill with 20-30 mm Hg compression. It is my best all around compression sock. My spreadsheet reads: "Smooth, soft. Glide on readily. Thin. Very comfortable. Thicker than Physix with more foot padding." It was also a 5+ star. Then, a rainbow stripe pair of Newzill's arrived today. Now, Newzill has been promoted to 5++ stars, in a category all their own, and has prompted my first ever compression sock review. With summer almost here, if I'm going to be a dorky little old lady wearing knee high socks with shorts, I at least wanted the socks to look snazzy. (In my experience, ankle high compression socks don't relieve my neuropathy pain enough. Pain relief needs increased circulation throughout my legs.) I'd tried socks with stripes or patterns from other brands and they all had seams where the different colors/patterns met. The seams were uncomfortable and gave imprints on my legs and feet once the socks were removed. So, I had consigned myself to solid color socks. I left a rainbow striped pair of Newzill's in my Amazon Wish List, loving their look but dreading the thought of seams. I finally decided to take the plunge and spend the $12.99. They are here and they are wonderful. There are NO seams! They are knitted with the different colors flowing seamlessly one after the other. They are every bit as comfortable and pain-relieving as the solid color Newzill, which were already my top all around compression sock. 5++ stars. I am off to buy more.

These we were a gift for the wife and she just opened them. They look great and an are a great price. She is “exercising” the socks right now so they will slide on and mold to her calves. She is athletic and has muscular legs and larger than normal sized calves, so they should break in easily. The material is quite comfy and have a good stretchiness and not not loose at all since they are compression socks. Thanks for shipping them promptly! :)

I've got venous stasis that causes my legs to swell below the knee and into the ankle. I've used other brands of support compression socks and they work "OK", however, after purchasing the NEWZILL Medical compression socks, the way the socks apply pressure evenly through the lower leg seems to offer better blood flow and definitely less swelling in the ankle, so much so that when I remove my socks, my ankle looks normal with no sign of bulging swelling. They cost more than other brands on the market, but certainly worth it. They're tight putting them on but remain comfortable throughout the day.

These socks are quite comfortable. I like how, inspite of the tightness, they are not difficult to put on. They wash easily and they are a good value for the money. They’re nice and stretchy, but the material does not lose its shape. They appear to be quite durable and there is a nice softness to the material.

By far the best compression sock brand!! LOVE these bright colors. Newzill socks are quality made, last, and best is that they have some extra material at the toes so your toes don't get squished when sliding into shoes. 100% recommend.

These compression stockings have to be some of them most comfortable compression stockings that I have bought. They weren’t too tight and weren’t too loose. I am very satisfied with these and will be purchasing more in the future. I also loved the selection of colors.I’m

Returned another brand and bought these instead. Seem to be quality socks

I have used 20-30 mmhg medical grade compression socks daily for the past two years and am trying out other brands on Amazon because the Jobst socks are super tight on my toes, which makes them hurt, and they get holes on the toes due to that. I also wanted something more stylish looking. I have tried 5 different brands so far and this one is definitely my least favorite. The other 4 brands (SB Sox, Physix Gear, Thoxcare, Powerlix) all have fairly comparable compression to my medical grade Jobst socks. These Newzill socks however have much lighter compression than the other 4 brands I have tried and nowhere near the Jobst. The material stretches way too thin and makes the fabric look strange when they are on your legs. The fabric is also very loose around the ankle area, I can pull up a lot of material when I pinch it. On a compression sock you should not be able to pull up much, if any, fabric. I am 5' 6", 160 lbs., women's shoe size 10, 14" calves and the fit on the S/M was just right. On a compression sock the calf size is what will determine if you are getting the right compression, so that should always be your deciding factor when choosing your size. The socks came to just below my knee, which is perfect for a compression sock. The foot area fit great and was not tight on my toes. I could freely wiggle my toes without feeling trapped. These are a lighter material without any foot padding, and while they can be worn in the colder months, they are probably better suited for cool ,to warmer weather. If you want a heavier sock with more padding in the foot, the SB Sox are a more heavy weight, athletic style, sock. If you are just looking for mild compression, than these are fine, but if you are wanting something that is truly close to 20-30 mmhg, these are not it.

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He comprado varias marcas de calcetas de compresion y estas son de un precio mas alto pero de gran caldiad, la talla corresponde con lo que uno pide, y ademas la compresion tmabein corresponde con el rating

Fit well to the foot and leg nice and firm feel comfortable maybe a little warm feeling but no different then the other brands. Also look well made will see how long they last.

Comfortable, easy to pull on and off and easy to wash. Just bought my second pair!

These are as bright as I was hoping for & also super comfortable. I wore them for my first run & they felt fantastic. I was worried they might be big as I’m a size 4 but they fit fine. I will definitely be buying more of these funky socks in different patterns.