🧦 Premium Merino Wool Compression Socks for Men and Women – Support Stockings Knee-High Review

Better than the socks I bought in Cabelas much more expensive. I love hiking the Appalachian Trail but I have foot problems. I'm afraid my trail name might end up as Tenderfoot after last year's trip when I had to get off 20 miles. This year I changed a few things, including socks. I can't give them credit for that, but they seem to have helped me get through 40 miles without symptoms like last year. . I need socks that last 3-4 days of hiking before wearing out.

For me the perfect everyday compression for calves and ankles in the cool season. quality socks! They are soft and warm. The only thing I might not be able to say too well is that some people might like more compression in the foot area than they can provide. The size is just such a wide range. I wear the women's 8's and they just didn't have the tight feeling of compression in the foot area that the rest of the sock did. As for me, I like that I can spread my toes easily in it and have no…

"100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE"LOVE YOU OR YOU ARE FREE"." Well, unfortunately they won't be free. I don't have DVT but my feet are swollen and these may be the most comfortable socks I've ever had, compression or not. That's saying a lot considering I have several pairs of merino wool wigwam socks that have long been my favorites but are not compression socks. I don't think Wanderlust swells my feet as well as some of the other compression socks that have a higher percentage of compression, but…

Okay, I'm buying a star because they wear out too quickly to justify the price. I am adding another star because they have almost no wool as they are advertised as merino socks. My husband has bought a few pairs for work and hiking over the past year - he likes the compression but they don't last long. The heel and toe wear out constantly in a few months, unlike the rest of the socks, which are usually at least a year old. I bought a pair and was disappointed that they are only 8% merino and…

I love these socks. These are without a doubt the most comfortable and best fitting wool compression socks I have ever worn. However, they are not the heaviest. Scuffs on the heels in the photo only after 3 months of wearing. I wear them at work, alternating with a few other pairs of wool socks. I wear sturdy, steel-toed work boots and spend most of the day on my feet, walking on hard, uneven, and unstable surfaces. I think if you were just walking around they would be fine, but for my needs I…

There were several reviews that mentioned the durability of socks. I've only had the socks for about two weeks, but they are holding up very well. I have four pairs so I rotate them and wear no more than one pair a day. They are very different from other elastic materials. Socks in that they contain a wool blend. I found the sock didn't pinch my toes or cause discomfort during the day. I don't wear socks to sleep. However, this disappears within a few minutes after removing the socks. Due to…

Wanderlust, ThrillTrek Graduated Merino Wool Compression Socks, Large I get calf strains sometimes and that can be a problem. I'm trying these Wanderlust Compression Socks to help with that. I opened the zip bag they were packaged in and pulled out a very soft pair of socks. This is a wool blend pair and I was very impressed with their luxurious softness. When I reached out to put one on my foot, I could be the added resistance of the compression sock. They're also a bit thick, but not so thick