BeVisible Sports Ultimate Compression Socks 20-30mmHg For Men & Women 1 Pair

To rate these compression socks with anything less than 5 starts is ridiculous. These compression socks are the best!First of all, ignore the ignorance of those giving 3 stars for lack of color options. We are rating the quality of the product, not how well the color looks with your outfit. You knew the color when you purchased the item, so get over it, Karen.Second, if your purchasing compression socks then I’m assuming you want tight compression. That is exactly what you will get with these. Don’t complain that they are too tight. It gives you the exact amount of compression as stated in the name and description. Don’t take away stars from this quality product because you cannot read and interpret the item description.On that note, if they are too tight all you need to do is contact bevisable and they will send you a new size, FOR FREE! I know this because it happened to me. And that fact also deserves 5 stars if you ask me.Now for my personal review. I am an endurance runner and I unfortunately have Raynauds. This causes my hands and feet go white and numb due to poor circulation. It had gotten so bad that I had to stop running outside during this winter because my entire foot would go numb.At that point, I had been using bevisable calf sleeves for a few years to aid is muscle recovery while training and I absolutely loved them. So I decided to try their compression socks and I was so relieved to finally be able to run outside again!These compression socks are the only thing that have helped and allow me to run outside during the winter. They are comfortable (I don’t take them off for quite awhile after returning from my long runs) and they fit perfectly in my running shoes, trainers and even dress shoes.If I could give ten stars, I would. Quality product that does exactly what you need and a quality company! Nothing better than that!

Bought these for my son for a Spartan Race Beast. I was using the calf only bevisible compression sock. He was using the full sock. None of us had cramps (obviously proper hydration and training also played a key role). Both products are well made. Have been using mine for a while and if you take care of them, they'll last. I will buy the full sock ones thoug. Better protection against rope burns during Spartan's rope climb and tyrolienne traverse.

Socks arrived promptly and clean. While there was no sizing guide, it was easy to find one on-line that showed me I needed medium size.

This might be a good item but only if you are skinny. will not go over any normal men's calves

Husband had recent swelling to his calf. These compression socks helped alleviate his discomfort.Great product.

The stockings are good looking. But after one washing, I got one up to my ankle. It was really tight. The only way I could get it off was to cut it off with scissors. I order stockings in the same size from other companies and have never had this problem.

Good compression strength, black color is a nice change from flesh tone. Husband uses these every day to aid in broken bone therapy. Tops stay up, but do not constrict too much.

Overall the socks are excellent and are supportive of my legs.

es complicado ponérselos pero es entendible que si quieres compresión tienen que quedar ajustados, es cuestión de practica y maña para ponertelos, hasta ahorita no hay desgaste considerable por lo que puedo decir que son de buena cálidad y posiblemente duraderos

I’m a night shift worker and these compression socks are a must for anyone working on their feet all the time.

Much better quality than others I have tried 👍

I have had EVLT on both legs, so compression stockings are a necessary part of life for me. But, sick of paying top dollar for Jobst (which is *the* standard, let's be honest here), I spotted these and decided to give them a try. Are they as good? Absolutely not. But they aren't terrible. I have not worn these consistently, so I may update the review after a few wears. My initial impressions are:=====1. Incredibly difficult to get on the leg. If you have back issues, or are elderly/enfeebled, getting these on your legs is going to be a challenge. I'm not joking, either; I'm an able-bodied male and getting these on stressed me out. Very, very tight.2. The compression appears to be consistent, from the top through the ankle and to the foot/sole. This is good. Time and washing may eventually decrease its efficacy, but so far so good.3. The toe area is simply too small. On my feet, unless I purposefully stretch the material over all my toes, it sits on my other four toes and looks like a chef's hat, with the pinky toe not covered & squeezed tightly (see attached picture). I'm unsure if this may cause exacerbation of health conditions, but they severely underestimated the amount of material need to cover the toe area of a male human being. It may eventually force me to cut the material, which kind of goes against the point of buying a closed-ended sock.4. I am concerned about the upper cuffing of the sock; I've bought Physix stockings in the past, which had cuffing so unforgivably tight that they posed a health risk to anyone that needs compression stockings for medical conditions (and isn't in a position to buy the premium Jobst stockings). I can say that they aren't as bad as the Physix, but they are still plenty beefy, and may cause issues for people.5. The sock material is surprisingly thick - one guesses that the reason for this is so it has the necessary compression. Which needs me to wonder, has Jobst certain patents that essentially prevent other manufacturers from producing compression stockings with similar materials? I find it very odd that *every* cheaper alternative is *nothing* like Jobst. But back to the thickness - noticeably thicker than your average compression stocking. If you live in warmer climates, this is a minus. If you live in colder climates, this is a plus.6. Another reviewer mentioned that they are very slender - this is correct. If you have big calves, I would hesitate to recommend these to you - you just won't be comfortable. Probably better suited to women, and people with pencil legs. Unisex, my foot (pun intended).=====Overall? A lot of cons, but that's because I'm holding them to the high standard that Jobst sets. Unfair? Not really. When you advertise something as suitable for medical conditions, you set that standard for your product yourself.For the price, though? They are $25 AUD (excluding any discounts that might occasionally come up). That's a quarter of the price of a Jobst stocking.In light of the above criticisms, I still would rate these a 4-star, due to its consistent compression over the entire leg, the fact that it goes all the way to the back of one's knee (unlike Futura, which sat uselessly near the bottom of the calf), and the price point. Don't get multiple pairs - gamble on the one pair, then see if they are for you. I may adjust rating one way or the other, depending on multiple wears/washings.

As an allied health professional, I stand on my feet all day long and these compression socks provide firm compression to reduce sore legs and reduce fatigue. They can be worn in a professional setting because the second colour is hidden by footwear and long pants.