TechWare Pro Ankle Brace Compression Sleeve - Plantar Fasciitis Sock. Relieves Achilles Tendonitis. Foot Arch Support Reduces Joint Pain, Swelling & Heel Spur Pain. Injury Recovery Braces for Sports

If I could give 100 stars I would! My hubby has struggled with ankle pain and swelling due to various injuries. He’s been to the dr and he didn’t help much other than give him an awkward ankle brace that needs to be tied up and Velcroed together. He’d wake up to massive swelling and pain living off of Aleve. I did a quick search on Amazon and got these. Honestly we are living in unbelief at how amazing this little piece of fabric works. He wakes up with no pain or swelling. Like the ankles look the same compared to eachother and he’s so happy! Highly recommend this product.

I wear these under my socks when I go hiking, and I’ve noticed my feet are much less sore after long hikes. The quality is strong. I just toss them in the wash and dryer with the rest of my hiking gear, and they hold up beautifully.They’re very comfortable to wear (I forget I have them on), and I love that they don’t take up much space in my drawer. The fit is snug, so I’d recommend sizing up if you’re between sizes. The fact that they come in different colors and patterns is a nice bonus.The price is more than fair for the quality and support they provide, and shipping was fast with secure packaging. They’ve made a noticeable difference for my hiking and workouts. I’d highly recommend these to anyone who spends long hours on their feet.

4.5 stars because they are exactly as described. They would be better if there was some grip feature as these are slippery on hardwood floors. The open toe does help for some anti slip. For now I am only using the L sock. I bought these because I have planar faciatis and need some extra support while recovery from a R foot surgery (which causes extra pressure on the L foot to over compensate). The support socks would easily fit under other socks as described. I wear a size 8-8.5 women’s and have medium wide feet. I ordered the nude L/XL per the sizing chart in the narrative description section. They were easy to put on and fit well. I do feel the firm compression as promised and they apply the same if not more compression than my ballega brand socks (must haves!) but the open toe is a nice breathable bonus feature. Great for house wear and slipping on and off slides to do home life chores, like letting out pups, getting mail, etc. They do not “cut” into my ankle either. Also, they do not feel a thin as say nylons/stockings, but more like ballet “tights” - very breathable but certainly give extra support. PS: Company included an insert to contact them with issues. That’s appreciated.

I purchased these after fracturing my fifth metatarsal and needing support during recovery—especially when I wasn’t wearing my walking boot, like around the house for short movements.These compression sleeves have worked extremely well. I wear a women’s US size 9.5–10 shoe, and I went with the XXL. When my foot isn’t swollen, they fit perfectly—snug but not too tight. But when swelling flares up, I’m especially glad I chose the XXL. If swelling wasn’t an issue, I could probably wear an XL.They provide great support and stability without feeling restrictive. They help with pressure, swelling, and arch support, and I’ve noticed reduced discomfort during and after wear. The sleeves are well made, easy to slip on, and hold their shape nicely over time.After receiving my first pair, I ended up buying a second pair about a month later, since my recovery period is about three months long. Having two allows me to rotate them out and always have a clean pair ready. I also plan to continue wearing them after I'm released from the walking boot and transition into a firm tennis shoe for extra support.If you’re recovering from a foot injury—especially one like a metatarsal fracture—and need added stability and relief, I highly recommend these.

Nice packaging and arived on time. As with items there are sometimes an issue. In my case these seem to run a little small, but my problem is after putting it on I felt something thick on the soles my feet. I removed and turned inside out and did not see anything. I put on again and had to remove. I discovered there are about 10 rows of stretchable seems that run along the bottom of the comression sleeve and these were bothering me. If a person does not have sensitive feet issues, I would recommend, but if you do I would think twice.

They helped with my pain in the top of my foot and gave me support. I thought they would be to tight and I wouldn’t be able to wear them. Because I hate having my socks too tight on my feet. I wear ankle socks because I can’t stand the pressure of other socks

I sprained my ankle a couple nights ago. I immediately put the sleeve on. This was not my first sprained ankle. The next day I expected a swollen bruised ankle, but I didn’t find that with this sleeve. Yes, it was painful, but everything else seemed to be in place, no swelling, no bruising. I wish I had bought these sleeves before for my previous sprained ankles. It’s been about 40 hrs since the incident, still no bruising or swelling. Pain yes, which is being addressed of course. So, buy the sleeves and put them on immediately after a sprained ankles

Very nice quality, but does not provide enough support. I am 5'4", weight 170 lbs. Womens size 8.5 shoe. Highest point of ankle arch 9". Ankle circumference just above Ankle bone 8". Per size guide, I should order size L/XL. When they arrived I tried them on & they were easy to slide over my foot & felt great, except they did not provide enough support to add much stability to my Ankle. I have osteoporosis & bones are susceptible to breaking, so I definitely need good Ankle support. With no bracing, my foot often feels unstable & I often get flexion pain in my ankle, feeling as if I could easily injury my ankle. While the size L/XL do fit & are comfortable, I don't feel a great deal of added stability. I think they might h3lp some with occasional swelling, I don't feel I would be protected against Ankle sprain or breaking. So, I will look for an adjustable brace that will give more stability to my frail Ankle bones.