Compression Socks for Men and Women (Cushioned, Graduated Compression, Seamless) (One Pair) (Pink) [S] (Small: UK 3-6.5 / EU 35-39)

Very useful on a 13 hour flight. No swollen feet, very comfortable to wear. Size, Thickness and design as advertised. Happy all around, can recommend.

These socks are truly a game-changer for me. I am a fit cyclist (even at the grand old age of 71!) but suffer from tired and irritated legs, particularly at night.It is the first time I have purchased and tried compression socks and have found a positive benefit. I have worn them whilst cycling and appreciate the extra support given to my leg muscles in action as well as noticing a freedom of movement not felt before. Contrary to previous thoughts that they might prove restricting.The graded pressure system built into the leg must be beneficial though harder to quantify. All I can say is that after exercise the skin tone on my legs has improved and the appearance of surface veins and redness is greatly reduced.I have also worn them after exercise and love the feeling of comfort and rejuvenation they provide.The socks are very well made, with a well tensioned elasticated top which in no way feels too tight or annoying.So, all-in-all a great purchase with numerous benefits.Rymora have proved to be an excellent company to deal with. Good value for the money and quick delivery. Nothing is too much trouble if you need help at any time about their products. Shows the benefits of a small, well-run family firm.

I've got a couple of clots in my left calf. The sock had an immediate effect within hours, reducing the swelling markedly, although there may have been some effect from the blood thinner I had started taking as well.In my particular case, the sock seems to ease discomfort and definitely controls fluid retention and discoloration in my lower leg and foot so its a winner so far and I may get another pair. I'll be wearing them on any flights in future.

I wear compression stockings all day as recommended by my vascular consultant. I was told that they must be wokring because a recent Doppler tests on my calves showed no sign of arterial disease. My veins, however, are rather varicosed.The best socks I had found, for fit, support and durability were Boots Travel Fresh Flight Socks at about £15.00 a pair which lasted about a month. Sadly Boots changed the quality of their socks recently and the compression and durability is not, for me, anywhere as near as good. I did contact them to see if this was permanent; so far they haven't replied. So, I had to look for something else and selected Rymora.I really am very impressed with the price which is 2/3s the price of Boots socks. My calves have that firm support feeling that you get to recognise - like a pair of hands firmly encompassing the calf. The cushioned toes and soles are very comfortable - no rubbing seams. I probably would go for a plainer pair next time as the logo on the shin areas is leaving a temporary mark in my skin - senior skin! I will test them for 28 days to ascertain when they cease to offer the support that I require. So very good quality, comfort and duration under review. I will update this review if I can remember!

I'm using these as powerlifting socks, and they are really comfy and don't make my feet sweat like my old ones (I just bought some football socks from a sports shop near me). When I opened the packet I panicked as they appeared to be really small - my last ones (apart from generally being crap, and the wrong colour to go with my singlet!) had become too small for my calves, and I was immediately worried these were way too tiny, but I decided to try them on since I'd had to open the packet anyway... bunching them up and starting at my toe, they easily pulled all the way up to my knee. Phew! very comfortable, and pretty stylish too (they go nicely with my singlet). I won my comp, I suspect its because the arrows told the bar where to go ;-)Literally no complaints, although I haven't worn them since washing. Will only update this if I have issues!

I bought these in February for running. I thought that having long socks would help keep my calves warm (which are prone to cramping) during the colder months. This they did, but I’ve also found that they don’t heat up your calves in the summer. I completed a half marathon in London recently where it was 21 degrees and found that I wasn’t aware of any excess heat around my legs. The compression is still strong enough to keep circulation healthy, but not so strong that it hurts. 7 months after buying these and they’re still working like new.

Probably one of the most comfortable pair of flight socks I have use the only issue after a long flight the seem round the toes started digging in a little bit .

Opted for Large, easy to put on and comfortable to wear based on 30 hours of continuous wearing. However after 2 wears (60 hours) Sock heals and soles show signs of material deterioration and "bobbling" which is not good after such limited use.