Non Skid Crew Socks - JSPA Anti Slip 4 Pairs For Barre Yoga Pilates, Men Women With Swollen Feet Diabetes & Edema Review

I got these for a family member that was using these at the hospital and it was recommended that they wear these at home to help prevent accidental slip and falls while also preventing loss of circulation due to too much compression. They seem to do the trick. The material is soft and resilient so they don't feel like they just stretch out completely after a few wears and washes.Overall good socks with the grippy bottoms.

I have a blood clotting disorder and for various reasons, have been in and out of the hospital more times than I can remember over the past two years. I can’t wear shoes right now, so it is sandals or just the socks with tread I receive from the hospital to wear around. Even though I wear my compression stockings daily, I experience lymphedema on both legs and feet. Over my stockings, I wear socks so I don’t wear out the soles of them. I am constantly on the lookout for socks that don’t bind…

The photo shows this sock on my size 10 women's foot.You can see how the top accommodates my larger than average ankle, and there was plenty of stretch to spare.They are definitely non-slip. As a matter of fact, the first few steps I took almost felt like the bottoms had suction cups, lol! After walking all day around the house, they remained comfortable and did not stretch out. They also kept my feet warm without being so hot that I had to pull them off, which sometimes happens with thick…

These do have a really good grip on wooden floors and feel VERY comfy. Unfortunately with loose fitting socks like these your feet can slide out at your first downward dog pose. Its the nature of the socks in general, not specifically an issue with this brand. I thought I'd give it a try from the description that said they could be used for yoga.Bummer

Non-Skid Diabetic Crew Socks, JSPA Non-Binding Top Extra Wide Anti Skid Rubber Grip Hospital Home SocksAfter having surgery on my foot due to issues with diabetes, sock and shoes have not been an option. In the hospital, I received a couple of pairs of socks that had grippers on the bottom and they have really been an asset to me not slipping and falling. I thought I would try these as for one reason they were black-- not red or blue just trying to not stand out and a little normal. These socks

I needed a pair of no-skid socks to wear around the house. I have taken to wearing sneakers instead of slippers because I had a nasty fall last year. The tread of the slippers had worn just enough so that instead of gripping the stairs, acted like a sled. Needless to say, I’m much more aware of footwear, including the type of socks I wear.These slipper socks definitely fit the bill for diabetic and no-skid. The rubberized pattern on the food of the sock is thick and well-textured. Unlike the…

I got these for my wife to see if they could help her.Pros:- Non Constricting- Anti-Slip TreadCons:- NoneMy wife loves these socks. She said the socks have a nice treaded texture on the bottom that keeps her from slipping. They stand up on her calfs even though they are not tight. She doesn't know how they do it but they do.They are comfortable and give her a peace of mind. These socks are a blend of 75% Cotton 25% Polyamide and while they are not elastic-less . they are non-constricting and…

I bought these for my husband. He says they are very comfortable. His feet were swollen after surgery. They fit well and are very soft.I recommend them for diabetics and anyone whose feet are swollen.

JSPA non-skid diabetic socks are actually non-skid with silicone underneath and it is great on our hardwood floors. They are not tight on calf which is essential for a diabetic, however it is not holding up well for my dad who is little skinny. There is no description, materials or where it is made on the packet, wish there is more info to have a legitimate feel of what we are using, especially these have an intended medical use for diabetic patients.

I have these same Diabetic Socks, Non-Skid, in Black. These Diabetic Socks are more of a Fuschia Pink color, than any shade of red.The Non-Skid part covers most of the underside of the sock. They are great to wear around the house, instead of slippers, regular socks, or shoes. They aren't slippery when walking. They really are comfortable to wear.These socks are not only good for Diabetics, but also for people like me, who experience ankle swelling, who have thicker calves and ankles. These…