TechWare ProAnkle Brace Compression Sleeve - Relieves Achilles Tendonitis, Joint Pain. Plantar Fasciitis Sock with Foot Arch Support Reduces Swelling & Heel Spur Pain. Injury Recovery for Sports

Very Bad sprained ankle here, had been wrapped in ace wrap, pending arrival of TechWare soc. As soon as I replaced ace with this TechWare sock, I felt immediate pain relief. This soc provided support in all the right places and I expect it will aid greatly in my recovery. Plus, the beige skin tone color lets it blend in with whatever I’m wearing, I like that. Disclosure: I’ve only been using this sock for one day, thus far, but I’m v impressed. In two weeks I’m going on vacation which will require a good deal of walking- I expect my ankle will have healed some by then, but also plan to keep wearing this sock during vacation to give my poor ankle additional support and care.UPDATE. After wearing this sock for several days, my partner pointed out it was too tight on my ankle, leaving marks when I removed it. I did a little research and learned that altho you want a snug fit, it should NOT impair circulation, and should NOT leave red marks on skin- this indicates mine is too small, and continued use could cause other problems. CIRCULATION IS IMPORTANT! So, I cut small slits on each side of my ankle sock and this seems to help a little. But now I’m disappointed that they don’t fit as they’re supposed to. What’s most troubling is that I carefully measured my ankle, and arch, as directed. Combined w shoe size, I came up with L/XL. Well, these are too tight for me. Because sizing may be off on their size chart, I changed my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars…. If these had fit right, the rating would be 5 stars. So please note, these seem to run small- unless your measures are all on the low side, you may wish to bump up to the next size.

I had sprained the bottom of my foot. Had weeks in a walking boot, used a cane to take some of the weight off, and was still noticing pain and risk of re-injury due to overuse and lack of support during long work days after about 8 weeks of recovery. Not wanting to go back to using a walking boot, but also feeling like I needed some additional protection, I decided to try compression to support my foot while it finishes healing. I have been using these for about a week and I have much less pain at the end of my day. This has been a good product choice for me.

I was hesitant to get these based on the reviews so here is an actual review you can use.First I had broke my foot, had surgery and developed tendinitis. This compression sock works if you wear and size it properly. I wear a size 7, medium would have been ok if I had no intentions on walking. Size up. I got the L/XL and wore it all day. I do not suggest you wear another sock with it due to this putting added compression along with the shoes. Compression socks are meant to keep swelling at bay. So most of these reviews are consumer error. I was really impressed how well these worked, I bought another pair. There ya have it. This is actually a really good product and no, no one paid me to write it!

Exactly what I was hoping for in an affordable ankle support. Only caution is that it makes the bottom of your foot slippery/doesn't have any grip so you should be careful. I bought it for ankle support when doing martial arts and you have to do that on a mat without shoes. I definitely busted by @ss (no actual injury, just social motification) the first time I wore them to a class and was not being careful. On the flip side, it's thin enough to wear comfortably under a shoe which could be a plus for people.

I was really looking forward for these compression socks but just like the ones I can get in my pharmacy, they are almost impossible to put on or off especially if your arms are not so great after surgery.

I broke a bone in my foot that healed incorrectly. The compression sleeve helps reduuce swelling and some of the pain. My only complaint is they can be hard to put on.

My husband is on chemo drugs and has lots of swelling in his feel. I put these socks on his feet at night while we are watching TV and they really do help to take the swelling down before we go to bed. One tip: his feet are so swollen and I buy the largest size, but I cut a slit in the top of each sock to allow them to go on easier. Since the swelling is in his feet, not in his ankles, that works for him.

The brace offers just the right amount of stability that I need. I use them while exercising. My ankles do not turn in or give out. I am able to walk much longer because my ankles and arches do not ache.

Before offering my review, I need to give some history why I bought these socks. I'm 52 years young male and my better-half and I share this account, FYI...haha. I have a hereditary condition called varicose veins and have been wearing prescribed compression socks (30 - 40 mcg) between 10 - 15 years. These compression socks are the knee high and open toe style. I suppose I don't have to mention this but I will for those who can't relate; in the warmer and summer months, it can get very hot when wearing compression socks, even with shorts on. I also keep pretty active with walking, biking, and hiking too. I wasn't looking for a replacement but an alternative sock to keep the blood flow going while being active.Here are my measurements in case you were wondering; Show size varies between a 10.5 and 11, my Arch is 8", and my Ankle is 9".When I found these, I started to get very excited as these seem to be the greatest thing since sliced bread...haha. My first order was primarily based on my shoe size, then the Arch and Ankle measurements second, and so the L/XL was ordered. When they arrived, I tried them on and to my surprise, they were to big, unfortunately. They were returned flawlessly and then ordered the S/M, and kept my fingers crossed they weren't going to be to small for me. After arriving and trying the new pair on, these will work for what I need them for. The sizing (length along the foot) was just a little small but very manageable and the comfort was ideal and comparable to my regular compression socks. After having these for a few months, I have no complaints and plain to order another pair for Spring 2023.I hope this review inspires others to make the purchase as I did in an effort to find some comfort in the warmer and summer months when wearing prescribed compression socks as well.

I received these compression sleeves last night. At first I thought they were too loose, but I think they’re ok. Make sure you measure. No, it’s not instant relief, but after 3 hours, I noticed I could walk without limping as much. I removed it while sleeping and have wearing it all day. Yes, it’s helping. The price is right . The material seems really good and the guarantee for improper sizing is a bonus.

The material is strong and the sleeve looks well made, but...I bought an XXL pair for myself to help with Plantar Fasciitis relief, and a second L pair for my wife. I wear size 13 shoes so I picked from the sizing chart. The XXL sleeve was so loose I could put my finger down beside my ankle without stretching the material. I tried on my wife's (Large) and it had no more compression than a good sock. Small might have worked, but I didn't have a pair to try. I returned both as neither will work for either of us.

My TechWare Pro Ankle Brace Compression Sleeve, did and continues to do all it promises. I broke my 5th Metatarsal bone in my left foot and the TechWare Pro Ankle Brace Compression Sleeve, helped me transition out of my AirCast. I sleep eat and walk in it. I wear it under other foot support devises depending on what I am doing. I plan on continuing to wear it through my Physio and healing. Because of my injury, I may continue to wear these after healing for continued support. Hand wash and dry. Easy Peasy.If you are in need of ankle or foot support, I highly recommend you give these a try. 5 stars all day long.

i have an average size 9 woman's foot. there is no way i can wear these. they are SOOOO tight. i know they are supposed to be snug for a purpose but i can barely get these on my wrist, forget about the foot.they would cut off circulation and i probably would have to cut them off.