3Pairs Open Toe Toeless Compression Socks: Men and Women Support 🧦 Stocking (Black, L/XL) – 15-20mmHg Graduated Compression for Enhanced Comfort and Circulation Review

Closed toe compression stockings only help your feet and are bad for your toes. Get open toe compression stockings before your toenails become your next big problem.

They are great for my legs which swell up when I get up in the morning due to a pulmonary embolism and vein damage. They're not too hot and the lack of toes is nice - they reach to the tips of the toes. Very convenient.

I bought these socks for my husband to wear on a transatlantic flight but when he tried them on the end of the sock was meant to be just behind the toes , was almost to the arch of his foot and didn't reach his knees, only mid-calf

I have had to wear them every day since I had a DVT in my ankle 4 years ago. I wore closed shoes, but I got a spur on the little pinky toe on my left foot. Wearing a covered finger put pressure on it, causing pain and an uneven gait. I saw these and ordered some. Really helped my toe pain and will be ordering more.

I don't have many of these but have used them about 6 times and love how they fit and feel. I wear sports socks over it. Compression stockings are quite thin and therefore do not take up much space. I am an older person who loves physical activity and I hope this will keep me entertained for a long time. Try them, I like them.

I only gave these 4 because they raise the leg a bit but they do what I wanted. I constantly need compression stockings as they are very good for blood flow to the heart. But I really like wearing flip flops so these are a must. Medical compression stockings can also be purchased without a toe cap for a better fit throughout the day.

Really good compression socks if that's what you're looking for. They are easy to put on and take off. The toe area seems to sweat the most so after wearing them for the first time they don't sweat when open. I can wear them three times before washing. I wear short socks that cover my toes. I usually wear them to pickleball.

Honestly. They work well enough. You can't give them less than 5 stars. My only problem is that I am disabled and over time they climb up my leg (because they have an open toe) which makes me unable to walk and causes my leg to swell. Only when my family pulls them close to my toes again will the problem pretty much be solved. I also have other compression socks that I use that are closed toe (full sock) so I just alternate so my toes/feet can breathe one week and then closed the next.