Men's Mild Compression Over The Calf Socks, Multipairs

Very nice socks. Compression is more like a medium but not a real fight to put on.

great compression they are new and so far don't ride down which was a problem with other compression socks

The socks look and feel great, but one sock developed a hole in the heel after only three or four wearings. I really like the socks but I am very disappointed with the durability. Evidence of poor quality control??

I have decided to buy these socks for the next time I travel overseas, given how many hours one is expected to be sitting down in those torture chairs that airlines call seats. These socks seem well-made, are reasonably good looking, and I like that they are long enough so that they will hopefully stay in place and help reduce the possibility of swelling of my legs. However, I have not used them yet, so I will update this review once I do.

Good socks. Work like they should. Reasonable price

These wear out fairly quickly so you may want to do your own analysis of alternatives to see if these would be cost effective for you. Before they wear out, they look good and have been physically effective, for me, as compression stockings. I have worn, and liked, regular gold toe over the calf socks years ago. These are not the same. Compared to a $30+ per pair stocking, these are not necessarily a bad deal.

I travel by air, constantly. Compression socks have been my go-to for years. These are comfortable and more than nice enough to wear with a suit. Good quality product.

Bottom line up front, DO NOT BUY THESE! I wasted $80 buying 6 pairs of white and 6 pairs of black Goldtoe Mild Compression socks thinking I would get the quality of regular Goldtoe socks. I was wrong. These are so thin and cheaply made it's embarasssing. I wear a size 12D shoe, and they slide down my calves during the day, and I don't have skinny little calves. The toes fit poorly. The white socks are so thin you can see your skin tone and toes through them. I washed all of the socks before wearing them, and after one wear some of them have developed holes in the toes, others have developed snags in the material. Some of them have holes fresh out of the package when you put them on where the heel seams join the tube part of the sock. They're a complete waste of money! The black socks at least look decent, and they do provide adequate compression and help with swelling.