ineepor pro Merino Wool Compression Socks for Women Men 2 Pairs 20-30mmhg Flight Travel Socks Flying Ankle Support Nurse Pregnancy Thermal Cushion Circulation
£29.99
Price: £29.99
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Package Dimensions : 27.2 x 15.3 x 5.9 cm; 220 g
Date First Available : 13 Nov. 2023
Manufacturer : ineepor pro
Item model number : Compression Socks
ASIN : B0CN6D3MLF
Department : Unisex
8 reviews for ineepor pro Merino Wool Compression Socks for Women Men 2 Pairs 20-30mmhg Flight Travel Socks Flying Ankle Support Nurse Pregnancy Thermal Cushion Circulation
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Maria –
Excellent socks
Used for a 23 hour plane journey after knee replacement really helped with pain and movement, easy to put on and comfortable
kaz –
Excellent
Great quality
A. R. Daw –
Doubtful merino content
Even though they have the word merino woven into them I seriously doubt there is a wool content of any kind. The feel and warmth is totally synthetic. They do have some compression properties, hence the 2 stars.
L. E. Armstrong –
Good quality & comfortable
Good quality and nice and warm socks. Very long length and almost up to my knees (I’ve LONG legs). Kept up all day under my jeans and despite feeling a little different to my normal socks, they were comfy for the whole day, which I feel is VERY important as if they’re not you don’t wear them and get their benefits.I got the XL and I’m a size 10.5 foot, with fairly decent calves
Chris M –
Intricately knitted and comfortable
My wife and I will shortly be taking the longest flight on the British Airways route network, down to Santiago in Chile, which will take 14 hours plus. Getting two pairs of these compression socks in one package, so that we can both wear them while we travel, worked perfectly for us.Each sock is marked L or R to ensure you get them on the correct foot. They are intricately knitted with various panels to fit each part of the foot and lower leg correctly. The material is stretchy so that it can fit in the tight way that is needed, but is also soft and certainly not the least bit scratchy.I have tried wearing the socks for a full day just to check that they remained comfortable, which I am pleased to say they did. There was also no problem with my feet, getting overheated or sweaty. Iâm therefore very happy to give them five stars.
Eastern OAP –
Not just comfortable but also warm – whilst they work to keep me safe
I have been using these when playing (indoor) bowls and have found them to be very comfortable to wear for a good number of hours. The compression element is key for me (to prevent blood-clots) and I am happy that these do that job well for me.I particularly like that they are labelled ‘L’ and ‘R’ so that the wearer can ensure that the pads are correctly placed on the correct foot to give the optimum comfort.As I said earlier I am using these for (active) sport especially but I can see that they would also be very useful whilst trailing round the sales whilst our female relatives explore everything that every shop has to offer…. I can also see that they would be very good for long-haul flights once again to prevent the formation of deep-vein thromboses.I guess that they are intended to be unisex, I found them to be ideal for me especially as they are quite long, coming upto just under my knees – which is a real boon and something that not all other similar products achieve or offer.
R. J. Harries –
Great product
These compression socks arrived in neat packaging containing 2 pairs of socks. Ordered them for my wife in the blue/green colour which she thinks is great. The socks are excellent quality. She is really happy with the design and the fact that they are marked with L and R. After machine washing the socks look as good as new. Happy to recommend.
A. Horner –
Good quality
My wife suffers with leg cramps and finds using compression socks in bed to be helpful. These socks are certainly well made and should last a long time but thatâs not unreasonable considering the cost. Theyâre marked L and R to ensure you get them on the correct feet (the last time I saw that was in the army where the guy operating the fuel point had welly boots marked L and R). As far as usefulness goes my wife says theyâre better than previous socks sheâs tried and they donât lose their grip over time. Sheâs unlikely to fly in the near future so these are most definitely for anti-cramp use, but theyâre good.