Neuropathy Socks for Men Women (2pairs) - Soothe Socks Apply to Neuropathy, Plantar Fasciitis, Diabetic Foot Nerve Pain Relief (XXL,Black+White)

Fit perfectly. Comfortable and helps with blood flow

I thought they were well made but were to tight for my friend. Returned but my order larger size.

With my plantar fasciitis i was hoping for a bit more support and effectiveness. They do add a little arch support and ankle support but not much

They made it worse. My feet began to swell big time. I slept in them and wore them to work the next day. The pain was so intense, I had to take them off before 11am. My feet began to swell. The were swolen so badly, I had to take the shoe laces out of my Hoka sneakers to squeeze my feet into them.

These are the second set of these compression/support sleeves I've purchased. They are thinner, which I really like - I have worn them over socks in my boots and went for a walk and couldn't tell I was wearing them. Often, with my other pair, I could feel the rim of the sleeve under my foot a d it made them uncomfortable to wear in shoes. Nor so with these! They are thin, but mighty! I also like the style of the upper portion - it has a "tail" as it were that rests on the back of your calf, and keeps them from digging into your muscles back there. There are no seams on the ends of this sleeve, so no :rings" on your calf that get sore after a while.My only qualm, is that they are referred to as a sock, and the photo shows them as such, in the photo along with the photo of the actual product. Not sure why.... This is a sleeve. There is no toe in it.

I really wanted to like these. They seemed like just what I was looking for: Socks that left your toes free; didn't go above your ankle; and offered some compression to counter swelling and neuropathy in my feet.Alas, I could barely get them on my feet even though I ordered the size specified in the chart on the Web page. I have many pairs of compression socks so I know the difference between an acceptable level of compression and something that is just painful when you have it on. These were just painful. I am not sure if that was because they were too small or because just too much compression.On the plus side, if they fit your feet and you have no problem with the level of compression, they are well made. Nice design, nice fabric.The shape would seem to provide good ankle support. These type of socks are always hard to fit when you can't try them on because for those of us with foot issues, it's impossible to tell just from measurements whether they will be comfortable.If they fit, two pairs for the current price, would be a good value.

Been wearing these for 3 weeks now in various situations: overnight while sleeping, during the day around the house, and up to 24 hours straight to cover both waking and sleeping hours as well when wearing sneakers, croc-style clogs, and dress shoes. Over time the socks of relaxed only slightly, so these continue to maintain its original fit.One sock was pinching a bit where it encircled my foot across the little toe, so I switched sides to see if it was my foot or the sock. That said, depending on the size selected and the width of your foot and where exactly to socks fall on your foot, it may be helpful to experience with switching the socks back-and-forth-between both feet and adjusting where the end of the sock rests above, below, or across any toes.Sizing instructions were a bit confusing. The posted image-text description stated, "Measure the heel circumference around the ankle," yet the sizing chart below it in the image seemed could be interpreted to be matched up to USA shoe-sizes, given the numbers listed: S/M (Men: 4-5 || Women: 4-5.5); L/XL (M: 5.5-7 || W: 6-7.5); etc., so be sure to measure properly.

pay very good attention to the size you order. the XL is actually more like XXS. it is not meant for an adult.the quality is great though and we will order more in a larger size.