Hylaea Compression Running Socks for men Coolmax Anti-Blister Cushion Crew Socks for Athletic Moisture Wicking Seamless

Highly recommend. I’m a 6.5M women’s shoe and found this sock has good compression without strangling your foot or lower leg. It has decent arch support and a roomy toe area. The padding is decent and soft but I wouldn’t recommend them for a long, serious hike. They are good for walking and are moisture wicking so they are a good 3 season sock. The compression feels like a massage when you’re not wearing shoes and put your feet up. Good for the gym too-especially the no show style. Black color is great with yoga, workout pants and joggers. Like any sock with compression you need to fiddle with the toe area when you put them on and pay attention to the left and right marks-I found on this brand the toe area is cut for left and right. If you need a true compression sock for medical reasons, this sock is not for you-buy the type of sock that goes up to or over the knees with the amount of compression your doctor recommends. Read more

these are such high quality and perfect length not too short or too long and not too hard of a compression Read more

These compression socks have truly been a game changer for me! With my consistently terrible and always sore, swollen feet, finding relief has been a long-standing challenge. I've tried compression socks in the past, and while they offered some help, they were typically more work-oriented and extended up to just below my knees. These, however, are different. They fit just like the regular white socks I used to wear during my basketball days, which is a huge comfort win. What truly sets these apart is their apparent thickness and superior construction compared to other compression socks I've purchased previously. I walk 6-7 miles every single day, so I need socks that can truly hold up to intense wear and tear. I've had experiences where other compression socks, even from local stores, didn't last a single walk before developing holes – I'm incredibly hard on both socks and shoes. Initially, I bought three pairs to test them out. Within just two weeks, I was so impressed that I ordered another six pairs. I'm delighted to report that after almost four full months of daily wear, and sometimes even wearing them overnight on particularly bad foot days, all twelve pairs are still in great shape. They've maintained their full compression and continue to look fantastic. I highly recommend these compression socks to anyone struggling with foot pain and swelling, especially those who need durable, effective support for active lifestyles. Read more

So far, they’ve been great. Very comfortable, and has held up well during long sessions of advanced pickleball. They fit how I like them (maybe a little on the tight end), and are pretty aesthetic. Will probably buy more if they continue to hold up through the next few months. Read more

These socks felt great on the court. Noticeably less foot discomfort during and after playing basketball. The compression is just right, and the cushioning really helps prevent blisters. Breathable, moisture-wicking, and the seamless toe makes them comfortable for all-day wear. Read more

Runs too big for me. I purchased a size M since I wear an 8.5 women’s shoe. I found that it’s too long between the toe and heel cup for how I like to wear my socks. There is too much room at the toe which gave me slip issues while playing tennis and pushing off from and landing on the court. I tweaked my ankle due to the feeling as though I was falling and needing to catch myself. Because my toes felt like they were slipping in the shoe. I never had that feeling with other socks. The cushioning, compression and thickness is fine. I will need a size small if I decide to order these again. Read more

COMFY SNUG FIT!! THEY DONT GET SMELLY!! Read more

Love these socks. Perfect fit, value, and comfort for me. My foot size was on the edge of the size rating and i chose the smaller size to better test durability. Been using them daily with zero issues for apx 2 months now. Thick where it counts. Read more