Silver Drystat Graduated Compression Socks (2 Pack), Fuse/Fuse, Small, Fuschia- 2 Pack

I like the fit and results they provide. I do rinse them out each night, but have not put them through the washing machine yet. After a month or so they are still working as they should. Feel good and look good. Bought a second set. Each set includes two pair of socks.

I like these socks very much, but it is so hard to order the correct size that I gave them 4 stars. I have 5 pairs, but only one pair fits good. When I ordered them I got frustrated because there are so many to pick from and sizes are hard to figure out on the these webpages.. I'm short and I got one pr of medium and 4 prs. of tall. the problem is when you go to put them on. If I had to do it over I would go in a store where you could ask questions and buy them.

Update: Vitalsox Italy, VT1211 graduated compression socks are my favorite. Too often the compression socks are nylon thin all the way down. These have more of a real sock feel for your feet but great compression for your legs. I purchased a few more pairs so I can go 2 weeks without having to do work laundry. I have tried many other brands, cycling specific, hiking specific. I do hope these hold up better than Bombas. Bombas used to be my favorite but the heels wore out in less than a year and I paid an arm and a leg for those socks. These are still expensive so initially I docked them 1 star. But none of the other brands have compared to comfort I feel after 12 hours in these.Update: bumped from 4 to 5 stars... I love these socks. I have bought several pairs of compression socks, almost every named sock from review sites. I haven't owned long enough to give a longevity review. I used to love Bombas but after 1 year I was throwing them away for wearing holes in the heels and I had 12 pairs... They were the most comfortable merino wool socks I have owned, but I don't want to spend $400 a year on socks. These are pricey at approximately $13 a pair but they aren't the most expensive...I bought another 2 pair set of these after my first week wearing them.A little expensive, a little small for me. Another company had large/x-large and they were far too big so I'll try these mediums out at work tomorrow. They do have a bit of cushion under them instead of being paper thin like many others I've tried. Also these are nice and loose around the toes without being a cutout toe. They are kind of expensive not figs or Bombas expensive but definitely in the mid range price point.

I did NOT get paid for this reviewEvery morning, I dread getting dressed... Not because it marks the start of my day, but rather it marks the beginning of a new battle to ensue. Grudgingly, I reach for my socks - not just any socks but compression socks. My final weeks of pregnancy decided to bless me with the pleasure of severely swollen feet. And if you have never wore compression socks, let me tell you -It's a real battle. I swear, the moment I sit down to put them on, the socks A) shrink out of protest or B) my feet swell three times larger than what they were 2 seconds ago. Not to mention I am now fighting to touch my feet because of a hard-as-rock bowling bowl I have in my uterus.So the battle begins. Nearly 3 minutes into battle, I finally have my toe to the bottom of the sock... And that's it. The rest of the sock is balled into a death grip at the arch of foot, refusing to move forward. Trying to squeeze a finger in to straighten the material is near impossible. But finally, I get a grip and pull on the sock with my might, praying to God the material doesn't break and send my hand flying into my face. Finally, another few minutes later, the bulk is now over my heel. By now, I'm huffing and puffing and my husband comes out to see if I'm ok. Ok... It was a lot of grunting - I could see where he thought we might have a wild bison in our house. "I'm fine! Just trying to put on these bleeping compression socks".I sit back for a minute to calm my blood pressure down and wonder how on earth my 90 year old grandma gets hers on. May be time to call her and get some advice...I look at the clock and realize I'm going to be late at this rate. After catching my breath and removing the baby foot lodged under my rib, I continue on with my quest. After all, this is the easy part. Just rolling the material up my swollen calves; which takes another full minute. Finally - VICTORY IS MINE! Then I swear out-loud... I still have the other foot to do. Son-of-a-....By the time I'm done, I'm a sweaty mess - feeling the need to take a shower again. But overall, the socks are worth the struggle...because they do help reduce the swelling. Just wish there was an easier way to put them on.I have a 10 ft wide women's foot and bought the Large size. They are a tad tight across the top of my feet but I don't know if it's the socks or the severe swelling of my feet today. In retrospect, maybe since my feet are swelling a full foot size bigger that I should accommodate that in my purchases but figured the point is to reduce swelling so went with my normal foot size.Either way, they are very nice looking socks!

My socks smelled so bad after taking them off they would stink up the entire laundry room. After three weeks using these socks I have not had the same issue. Hopefully that effect will continue for a long time to come. I will try to update periodically on how long they last.

Nice cusioned soles!

I have been buying this brand of sox, in various colors!, for at least 10 years. Never disappointed.

I love these socks - I usually wear them after a workout or a long run, and they've done wonders for my lower legs, especially where I used to have pain when I stayed in one position for too long, even after stretching post-exercise.They're not too difficult to get on, unlike another pair I have, and I find them very comfortable. and the colour is nice :)

Good product. Really makes a difference improving circulation. Bought brand previously. this is 3rd purchase.

So comfy and does the job

Excellent product. On my 3rd pair.

Compre estas calcetas para usar en un vuelo de 10 horas cuando tenía 20 semanas de embarazo. Me ayudaron mucho a evitar que se me hincharan los pies y piernas. La compresión es eficiente pero a la vez delicada, por lo que soporté perfectamente usarlas durante todo el vuelo.Son mucho más cómodas y fáciles de poner que otras medias que he probado. Son gruesas y mantienen las piernas calientes, perfectas para el avión.Tengo las piernas gruesas , por esa razón puse especial cuidado en seleccionar la talla que le quedara a mi muslo en lugar de al pie. Sí me quedaron un poco flojas del pie, pero a pesar de eso no se me hincharon.