Dr. Scholl's Women's Travel Knee High Socks with Graduated Compression, 1 & 2 Packs

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Compression Socks

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Dr. Scholl's Women's Travel Knee High Socks with Graduated Compression, 1 & 2 Packs

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

This is my first compression sock that i’ve ever tried and it’s a godsend. The compression is quite light (which helps make the socks easy to get on and off) these soft toe compression socks are great to have when you are prone to ingrown toenails.

They hug my legs without being too tight and feel very soft and cushioned. The elastic is very durable and doesn't sag over time. They have just enough stretch and are breathable too.

The material is solid black and looks dressy like mercerized cotton for suits. Total game changer. The color is perfect for summer, i wear a lot of white slacks, etc.

Cons

The heel of the sock bunches out the back of shoes and the socks also bunch in the front on top. They're really thin/flimsy, and mine had runs in them. The toe part are horrible.

Soft material but worthless. Now i have to find a new brand, and warn everyone how bad they have become.

These socks offer very little perceptible compression and have a strangely loose, almost pouch-like fit over my toes. This causes my ankle to swell below the compression. Compression socks need to compress your legs- these do not.

Would not really recommend for purposes of compression. The band just under the knee (which just makes them a bit uncomfortable, but doesn’t provide the desired compression) there really was no compression for me.

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Quality

They’re easy to get on, not bulky, and are comfortable on a long flight.

Quality is nice, just enough support, and size is good for me at 170 lbs.

I've been wearing these for over a year and they have not stretched out of shape and have no holes or snags which are big pluse... Read More

I cut the sock across the middle of the compression area, so it doesn't squeeze my foot, my toes stick out.

Price

These are usually at least $12 plus tax!

Competitiveness

The price of this pair of socks is great, after comparing them to many others.

I have a different brand with a higher compression level and they left me with a cut almost all the way around my leg below the... Read More

I bought these because they have a lower compression rating than the other socks do.

Overview

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This product had a total of 14,847 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 11 2024.