Sockwell

I have bought other cheaper ones in past from Walmart , target . But since I discovered Sockwell they are the most comfy and they last . I have some that are at least 8 yrs old now .

As MANY have said, sockwell. I have many pairs, some for over 4 years. They are incredibly comfortable, hold their compression for the entire shift, and I don't have to treat them special in the laundry. I wash in my warm load and dry on medium. They say that's the "easy care", with "extra care" being cold/delicate wash and hang dry. I tried that for a while, but decided it wasn't necessary; plus I prefer to wash any kind of socks in warm water. I like their company in general too. A little pric

I love Sockwell, they're made out of wool, but it's more for moisture wicking it won't make you hot. The ones that are made with more synthetic materials are not that comfy (imo). My oldest pair is about 9 years old and still compresses, although fabric has gotten a little thin on some places on the foot.

YES!! I wear them most of the time I'm awake because they make such a big difference for me. I wear cotton ones, and my favorites are the Sockwell brand that I get at REI, but there are lots of options and prices. If you go the cheapy route, get those from a drugstore rather than Amazon, as the Amazon ones are usually counterfeits and don't do much.

Depends on how firm they are. Sockwell is the brand I buy from. I have some moderate compression socks for short flights, but I prefer firm and over the calf for longer flights. They helped me so much that I wear compression socks all the time now. Great for long car trips, hiking, etc.

Sockwell merino wool ones are excellent. Got mine at REI and they're still going strong after 2 years of regular use.

Another vote for sockwell. I've been wearing them 4-5x a week for 3 years and they are still going strong.

I tried a bunch and sockwell are the best I found. They last longer, they don't get the runs in them like some brands, and they stay up.

For flights I wear sockwell. They're expensive but I've had mine for about 4 years now. And they still compress tightly. For regular everyday compression I started wearing Conrad. They're fine. Not as compressive as sockwell.

I like Sockwell—much more comfy than cheapies I found on Amazon that didn't fit and felt plasticky. The Sockwell are pricey but fit well and felt better.

Compression socks helped me when I was on my feet most of the day. My favorites are sockwell brand which are on the pricier side. They're more durable though than Amazon ones. I'm in an outpatient specialty though, so I don't always wear compression socks now, just when I expect to be on my feet longer than usual. I will say that varicose veins are partly genetic, so even if I don't wear them all the time I'm accepting the risk

I really like Sockwell's. Not totally BIFL but I still have my first pair from 4 years ago that I wear pretty regularly, and they still feel as supportive as they did when I got them.