Compression Running Socks for Men & Women - Best Low Cut No Show Athletic Socks for Stamina Circulation & Recovery - Ultra Durable Ankle Socks for Runners, Plantar Fasciitis, Endurance & Cycling

I've had an opportunity to use them a few times and so far I'm very happy with the results...They are a snug fit compared to my other running socks which suits my particular need...Only time will reveal how durable they are....

Bought for husband who suffers with plantar fasciitis and has to walk a lot. He’s worn these once since purchase and said they are very comfortable. He thought they’d feel tight but they didn’t. So far so good

Only one pair of the two pairs supplied thus far. So far I'm impressed with the quality, but having worn and washed one pair once it early to say. However, first impressions are that they are excellent, the extra lip at the back being particularly noteworthy.

Not for running, but for work as on feet a lot, and I do walk everywhere. Finding them comfortable and they stay on feet. Early days to say if they helping a bit of tenderness on left heel, but so far does help.

I found these socks whilst looking for something to help my daughter. My daughter is an NHS Nurse, she works 12 and a half hour shifts often up to 60 hours a week during this Covid time - her legs and feet swell terribly. Also, if she does any fitness the swelling happens again. So I decide to try these socks to help reduce swelling and provide support and comfort when working long busy hours or when she is working out. The socks wash very well and have not lost any vital support. Support itself has dramatically reduced swelling in the legs and feet. There are two pairs in the pack making then good value for money and I will most likely be buying another pair for her. Oh, and they dry quickly too. Super socks ☺️☺️

As a relatively new runner who just got a blister I looked into running socks and did a little experiment. I ordered the RunnersWorld critical darling socks; Balega Silvers (£17 a pair) and Feetures (£11 a pair) socks and then I ordered a cheaper alternative to see if there was much difference.Considering I paid £13 for TWO pairs of Physix Running Socks they really stand up alongside the premium socks in a number of ways. Firstly; how are they as a running sock? Great. They don't move, they wick sweat and they are tight yet comfy with a little springy feel in the arch of your foot. They seem well made also. Admittedly stacked next to an expensive option they don't look quite as good, the fine details are a little less and they look and feel cheaper but they ARE cheaper by a LOT and the performance is much the same.Do I prefer the expensive options? In some ways. They're much softer on the foot and just feel a little more premium but it must be said that these do pretty much the same job for a fragment of the cost of the Balega socks. If you're new and don't want to spend big money then these are perfect.The only thing you're missing out on is stuff that is nice to have but not vital. The expensive socks have hidden toe seams which make them feel a little better inside the shoe but isn't vastly noticeable once you're moving. The expensive socks have fancy magic stuff in them which make them somehow not smell even after running 10km and these don't but honestly at this price you could just...wear another pair whilst you wash the other. The expensive socks are made from nicer materials and as such they're a little easier to get on and off and just feel nicer when you're wearing them. Do they feel nearly £10 better than these do as in the case of the Balega socks? Honestly, probably not.It's early days to talk about their durability but they seem well enough made, the stitching seems decent enough. They don't look like they're going to fall apart.This is a quality budget brand product for anybody starting out running who doesn't want to break the bank for the basics (and trust me running socks DO make a huge difference if you want to get out there for longer distances because normal socks WILL make you blister)

Just used them for first and last time.Absolutely no support to ach and compression to plantar fasciitis! I used them with my regular shoes, had like 1000 meters walk to the store and back. I came back almost crippling with wet and itching feet! I could feel them all the way, like I was wearing plastic bags, my feet get unpleasantly hot and wet in a few minutes. Can't imagine wearing them for a shift!I'm using other socks (at home) and insoles (in my working and running shoes) that work like they should, providing instant relief and comfort that allows me to wear them all day without 'features' mentioned above.I'm returning this socks straight away.

Have recently purchased these socks to help me recover from Plantar fasciitis, even though I have not started back running yet the overall quality of these compression socks seem to be of a high standard. Hopefully these will help me going forward along with the inner soles also purchased from the same company.Update: I forgot to originally post the review! However, I have still not done much running, as my injury is work in progress.Socks unfortunately are of a poor quality (as picture indicates) These are barely 3 months old with small amount of running miles. Disappointing considering the cost.