🏃 CEP Men's Performance Calf Sleeves - Athletic Compression Run Sleeves Review

If you're like me you're looking for a quality compression sleeve in a sea of Chinese junk here on Amazon. That's the real deal, they are made in Germany and are quality products that fit just right. Cheap compression sleeves are always too small and too short. As if they were made for little people. It's the right length, the right size and fits great. The compression feels incredible. Those are the ones you want.

They were rated highly in the Shin Shank article so I decided to give it a try. They were significantly more expensive than other pairs I already own. My son's calf circumference was within size, not even on the limit. He had to take them off during the game because his legs started to get numb and numb. He doesn't have big ankles. In fact, they are thin, but those sleeves interfere with blood circulation.

I liked the product but had to go up a size than the measured calf size to avoid being too tight. Was on the border between IV and V in terms of calf size at about 17.5 inches. Started with men's size IV and it was too tight. Too narrow. Blood clots may even have formed in the varicose veins. So be aware. Switched to men's size V and it's much better. Size range, you should consider choosing a larger size.

I researched compression sleeves extensively as I previously had a calf injury and needed extra protection. These guys are highly recommended by the right organizations. I bought mine following the sizing chart provided, they fit a bit initially but loosen up comfortably. It is difficult to remove through the legs at first, but over time it becomes easier to remove. My only concern is that they are a bit lighter and not as strong as the Zensa, but you just have to be careful when taking them…

I'm a 5'7" male with 15.5" calves. I order a drip and they fit me perfectly. To compensate for my poor running form, the CEP compression sleeve offers excellent compression and support. I use them exclusively during exercise and use a less compression sleeve after exercise for recovery. I've run the wash a few times and they're holding up beautifully. I have tried other cases and they are of good quality. You get what you pay for.

Of all the calf compression pads I've tried, these are the only ones that really make a difference. I get a cleft shin from running and kicking a lot (Muay Thai). Wearing them frequently minimizes shin splints and makes them go away much faster. Sometimes I only wear them to workout. Sometimes I wear them all day as there is a lot on my feet. I've tried wearing them on one leg rather than the other to see the effect they have and can definitely say they work. This is an effective compression…

I love these things. As a fan of the CEP Run 2.0 socks, I decided to try them and I was hooked. Similar ankle and hip brace but easier to put on and take off and less expensive. Alternatively, you can just use your favorite running socks and wear them over them. only one Please don't be one of those gym clowns who pull them up to your upper calf (calf/soleus) where you probably don't need support and leave your lower calf and ankle exposed where you probably need support. And it looks stupid…