🧦 Pack of 3 Extra Large Compression Socks for Plus Size: Knee High, Wide Calf, 20-30 mmHg, 2XL-5XL - Breathable & Circulation Enhancing for Nurses and Varicose Veins Review

The socks are very light but too long for the calf size. Are there others that might fit a 22" calf but are made for short legs? Please help! I will return them and keep looking for a better fit.

I really wanted to live these socks, all three. I ended up only liking ONE pair of socks. The other two weren't developed if you suffer from endemics like me. Although they are stylish, they are made up of fluff. This is very important as you won't be able to wear them for long as all those extra stitches will leave horrible dents in your skin! It hurts a lot! I wish there was a way to trade two painful couples for something more organic.

ordered 5xl for my 21" calves and 11W feet. It's just a terrible and uncomfortable fit, I have no idea who these socks are made for. Feet are too big and loose, the calves are painfully tight interfering with my legs and circulation and the hose is too long.I'm 6ft 2in and they had to be folded.The socks didn't fit either - one was longer the other was tighter it was just one weird mess and i sent them back they were too expensive to maintain.

LOVE THE COLORS AND PATTERNS AND SEEM VERY GOOD QUALITY BUT NOT VALID FOR LARGE CALVES. I AM THE BIGGEST SIZE YOU ARE (5X). WHEN OPENED FROM THE ANKLE, THE SOCK WAS SUCH A DIAMETER THAT IT GOES TO THE KNEE. YOU GO TO THE TOP OF MY CALBS THEN THAT'S IT.

I am a nurse and have been wearing compression stockings for many years. I have wide calves so finding the right socks that don't cut off circulation but still provide enough compression can be a challenge. These are my current favourites! Gradual contraction, nice and long (I'm 5ft 7in so they might be a bit long if you're much smaller but I like them knee length or higher) and really cute! Highly recommended! I received and tried a set and then came back for 2 more to renew my stock. Great…

I've been reading reviews where people said you have to be tall to wear them and thought well I'm 5ft 9in and over that probably means they really fit. was wrong. The section of the sock that is normally worn on the heel came down three inches to my ankle, and there was a lot of extra fabric in the calf. then I put them on) and leaves deep, painful wrinkles there. I think they should be designed for tall and tall men (think shoe size 13+, 6ft minimum).

I will be wearing compression stockings from now on. I sit at my desk most of the day and leg swelling can be a problem. Not only are they cute, they also fit. And they're not cheap lycra that doesn't stand the test of time with scuffs and holes. I bought Jobst - and let me tell you, the value for money just wasn't there. But for these I measured - and according to the chart I had to wear 3XL. I ordered 5XL. I'm 5'10" and can see where a smaller person might have length issues. They too were a…

I ordered 5x hoping this size won't be tight on my feet. Judging by the picture, the sock looks as stretched as possible. I measured my calf at 21 inches. This pair goes right to the knee and doesn't need to be covered, but the other two pairs aren't as tight, measuring almost 2 inches to the knee. The toe of this pair of socks pictured is a full three inches longer at the toe. The other two pairs are not as long in the leg. When people complained that the socks were too long, I figured I would