🩲 Jomi Compression Men's Pantyhose, 20-30mmHg 260 (Large, Black): High-Quality Compression Leotard for Effective Leg Support Review

These compression stockings really helped relieve the pain of varicose veins in my legs. Also helps make my gait more elastic on the golf course. If you are on your feet a lot then this is a must. The comfort of men's shorts. Better than high hips sliding down.

At 6ft 1in 200# (basically average) I measured and bought based on recommendations. If I put them on without folding the belt over the belt, it would come to mid-tummy. I could live with that, but they keep slipping/collecting on the knees/in the back of the knees and the resulting crease is annoying IMHO, these "men's tights" don't fit properly.

Good material if you're set for double compression (both legs fully closed). No more fumbling around trying to keep the damn things from falling. A Little maniacs wear tights at first, but damn if you don't hurt yourself after a day on your feet or a day of flying and walking all 5x5!

I originally bought high stockings for varicose veins, but they rolled down to my knees all day. I tried the swimsuit style hoping they wouldn't lie down. They didn't. I think they were made for someone 2-4 inches taller. The leggings bunched up under my knees and the top fell off all day. I checked twice what size I should have been and the size was correct. The first pair broke following the instructions.

At first I was hoping to finally get a pair of stockings that wouldn't fall off. Unfortunately they pulled my pants down after about 5 minutes. I have yet to find a couple that stays upstairs so don't believe any of the reviews if you are an active person. If you sit on the couch or chair all day and don't walk around, they work. If you see patients all day and have to get up and get up 40-50 times, you will be disappointed. I spent $40 on a pair of stockings that ended up in the trash. Don't…

When I was researching compression garments, I first looked at all the reviews and then moved on. I compared the prices of other brands and there are reviews. Jomi had better reviews and the measurement chart was easier to use. I used to wear other compression stockings and thigh high stockings but they didn't last long, after a week or two they started falling off and losing compression. When I found the tights my wife said I should try on a pair. I'm glad my days are usually 8 to 10 hours…

I want this men's bodysuit to stay on because I liked the fit when I first put it on. However, every movement caused the material to bunch up and compress my knees, causing immense discomfort afterwards. Using the measuring guide I ordered the small (mine is also 5ft 6 and 150) as I ordered the medium from another company who did the same thing; So I wanted to try another brand and order a small one to test my hypothesis that all compression swimwear falls off. I don't even think roller glue…

They were great, but they had a very important point: they were so uncomfortable where they pooled behind my knee that they couldn't be used. Go for Jobst Relief, Juzo Basic or check out the budget brand Sigvaris if you want to stay in the same price range. I've read very good things about these other, much better known variants in my (after coming back to this point) extensive reading. I bought Jobst Relief for $50. Can't find it other than a few flight options like this one. That's very bad…