CEP Mens Compression Socks Black Review

I love the support of these socks but they started to curl after the first wash even after following the care instructions. I don't know if this affects their durability, but it definitely makes them less attractive.

I am over 1.80m tall and asked CEP customer service what socks would fit a height of 20 inches from heel to knee. They offered these socks in a drip. They're 2 inches shorter when stretched, and because they don't extend past the calf, they just slide down. A very costly mistake.

The price is high, but these socks last a long time (with proper care and washing) - so they make up for the price. Even after careful hand washing, they do not lose their compression and durability. I have bought other compression stockings and none of them reach this quality. I would buy a lot more if they were half the price but then again this is the best I've found on Revain. So I will continue to buy and maintain them.

I was really excited to try this but can't wear them. My legs were numb and I found it was too tight in the top seam which resulted in poor circulation in my legs. I have skinny legs so I have a question. I'm 5'3 and it's been a very, very long time. I would not recommend it for short people and especially for people with normal or thicker legs. You will be unhappy with that. Not worth the price.

I bought the same brand and size in the version with sleeves (no sock). This full sock fits multiple ways. First, this full sock cuts into an upper that sits just below the knee. This does not happen on the sleeve type. They are hard as hell to put on, but you can find a video on how to put them on that helped a lot. I felt like I would burst a vein just wearing it, but unfortunately I managed. The sock feels very wide and my legs are not thin at all. As I mentioned the top of the sock really…

I'm not a runner (the years are catching up with me); I bought these CEP Run 2.0 compression stockings for everyday use. I find them to be quite effective at minimizing leg swelling, better than a popular brand medical grade compression stockings of the same compression ratio. Another brand is not bad; I don't scold them at all. I just find CEP stockings more effective. However, they are _much_ more expensive, so much so that I gave the product a one star rating. However, despite the price, I…

I bought CEP Progressive+ Run 2.0 Men's Compression Socks for Running, Cross Training, Fitness, Calf Injuries, Cleft Shins, Recovery and Athletics, Compression Pressure 20-30mmHg, White/Black, Size 4 from Pike to Peak via Revain. I wear size 12 shoes and bought a size 4. I think they fit perfectly. This is a very thin but durable material. Each sock is specifically designed for left or right foot and features an embroidered "L" or "R". They are relatively easy to put on by rolling them up and…

These are great compression socks for running and everyday wear. It's both durable and comfortable. I have lymphedema in my left leg, so I have to wear medical compression stockings on my thigh all day. I wear CEP socks over my left compression garment and my "normal" right leg. I was very pleased with the results - more compression in my "bad" area of the left shin, which resulted in a decrease in swelling in that area and improved blood flow in both my left and right legs. The benefits are…

First of all I'm not a runner but an avid hiker in the Sierra mountains and compression stockings are needed for swelling. They are very comfortable to wear. compared to the 2XU brand which is the first brand I bought. I bought 2 pairs of CEPs and 2 pairs of 2XUs before deciding which one worked best. I will keep everything as I can still use it, but all further purchases are CEP. Both brands work well with some notable differences. Compression stockings are difficult to put on most of the…