Wanderlust Travel Compression Socks - Support Stockings

These socks are great! Use them with working boots and shoes. They last more than a year. Will keep buying. Thanks.

These socks made my travelling so comfortable, of usual my legs swallow up but this time didn't.I am glad I bought them.

I am so glad I found these I can fly and not hobble off after the flights

I have bought at least 8 pairs of these over the years. My first pair I bought (I'm guessing) 2+yrs ago have just wore out. I wear them every day at work. They have saved my legs! They are super comfortable, breathable, and durable. I wear them in the summer, also. I have only found one other cotton support sock. These are the absolute best. I can get them on and off easily and they have not torn while trying to get on. The other brand tore within a couple days of trying them. I hope you will purchase them and keep this sock available for all of us who need them!

These have great support. Easy to apply. Waited until washed a number of times. Hold shape and compressionThe extra padding in toe and foot seems worth the cost.Did say a coupon for discount. Did not work

So, I work way too many desk hours, and, while I am endeavoring to take more frequent breaks, and even bought a little stepper machine to use in my office, research on health led me to compression socks. given that I've got a bit of neuropathy setting in, which is not good. I was pretty surprised at the prices, and, of course, it's hard to know if the "knock off" brands are any better than "branded" brands. Since I knew nothing of compression socks, it's been a hit and miss of trial and error.I wanted something white (not sure what's up with so many compression socks coming in wild color combos and designs?) and, starting out, I eventually found some great copper infused compression socks on here, by FuelMeFoot, that are 15-20mmHG which was a good beginning (and three pairs for ten bucks is awesome!). Then, hot weather hit, and it's very difficult to find a regular athletic or crew length sock to wear with shorts (wasn't really wanting to rock the lederhosen look, haha), but, finally found some from ADLU. Of course, a shorter compression sock doesn't do the same job, and I get that, but the ADLU are a nice balance of looking like "normal" socks plus providing some compression benefit and, at 15 dollars for two pairs, it's not that bad, since regular socks have gone up in price, yet seem to have gone down in quality at the same time.But, having gotten used to (and actually really liking) how compression socks feel, I wanted to notch up to a more therapeutic level of compression, that I could wear while sleeping, at least a few nights a week, so I started exploring brands of those type. Read the many great reviews for these, but, with seeing much less expensive options, I tried those first, just because 20 bucks a pair is steep.I ordered one of these, to compare, and, NO comparison, these are definitely the BEST of what I've found. The level of padding, and comfort, and excellence of fit is phenomenal. Extremely well made socks, and they just feel wonderful to wear. I know, kind of odd, socks that feel so great, but, seriously, these make my feet and legs very happy. I sleep great, and it seems my neuropathy is not getting any worse, and may even be starting to improve, so three cheers for compression socks, and a thousand cheers for these Wanderlust socks, the best of what I've found thus far, in a higher compression sock.They even sent a coupon for my next order, and I just ordered two more pairs. They are thicker than the FuelMeFoot ones, so I'm not sure they will work as well in my sneakers, but, as an around-the-house and sleep-at-night sock, these are awesome. If they don't make my shoes fit too tight, I will likely switch over to these when the weather warms up, and possibly wear these exclusively, since they offer more therapeutic effect.A terrific sock, and thanks to all the reviewers on here for sharing their findings. Wish I'd had these when I used to do overseas travel, but glad I've found them now!SUMMARY: Well made, perfect fit, plenty of padding, "normal" appearance, super comfortable, and, in a case of getting what one pays for, these are worth every penny. Highly recommend!

While initially intended for an international flight, ended up using them for a lengthy bus ride. All in all, they apparently did as advertised in preventing blood clots from extensive sitting with no physical movement.I'd recommend them to anyone interested in such.

The compression sock company I bought compression socks from when I first began wearing compression socks 10 years ago caved to the pressure of Chinese competition (surprisingly considerign even the Chinese are expensive when it comes to compression socks), and ever since I have been trying to find compression socks that fit. Literally after trying approximately a dozen "brands" from Chona and allegedly Italy, so far only one pair has not been grossly oversized. I ama medium, and teh compression socks I receive from the Chinese companies I would classify as XXL, not large, at the very least an XL if not XXL. Only one pair of the approximate dozen I tried have fit. Those were very thin and had barely noticeable compression. Now to these....If these were not marketted as compression socks, I'd rate them 5 stars. They are genuinel a perfect fit. Not at all irregular. They are remarkably comfortable, and unlike any compression sock I have ever stepped foot into, these are considerably thicker though not thick like a pair of winter wool socks, just very thick for compression socks. They are remarkably comfortable, but... and here comes the part that keeps them from a 5 star rating... I do not notice any compression at all. I'd be surprised if the max compresion anywhere along these socks exceeds 15 mmHg. However, as just a pair of socks. They are a perfect fit, nothing irregular as with so many Chinese soscks. The materail has that classic 100% southern cotton feel of teh good ole days though I doubt it is 100% cotton and considering the very fine cotton of the very hot and humid southern united states has been crowded out of the market by Carribean and Egpytian cotton, it almost certainly isn't the good ole fashioned southern cotton grown in the hot humid gulf south of the United States which for centuries seemed the perfect conditions for growing very soft cotton, but darn the heat and humidity was hard for anyone to bear, even with large combines and instruments.

I love these because the band is wide and doesn’t pinch under my knees!

Planning a trip to Europe this year where there'll be a lot of flying and walking. Got these on a trial basis and wore them sightseeing in Vancouver. They were very comfortable, stayed up all day and provided just the right amount of support and compression. At the end of the day, my feed felt great - not fatigued.

I wore these recently flying and they worked well. Comfortable and limited foot-swelling during two long -- 16hr -- flights. Don't know how they'll hold up long term, they they came out of the wash fine. So far, so good!

I like the look of them and I like the feel of them they fit more like a large than an extra large for but like the feel of them but after they’re on eight hours or so they get really tight, especially at by the knee and they’re not real easy to get on a compared to other ones they have moved to the top. Yes I would buy again.

Fit great in foot and calf. Am women's size 9 shoe, 14" calf. Way, way, way too tight at the top of the sock. These are obviously made to fit people with athletic legs, who have some indentation or narrowing between the top of the calf and the knee. They are not made to fit people who actually have swelling in the upper part of the legs, or calves. And they hurt if you have had any knee surgeries, as I have. Why do all these companies make the upper elastic on these socks so darned tight? I can't get a proper fit. This is about the sixth time I have tried a product. Only the Futuro elastic (toeless) brace and full-length tights fit properly. Everything else I've tried so far strangles the top of my leg and cuts off circulation. I'm only 128 lbs. by the way, and not overweight. And don' t have a HUGE edema issue. So these just shouldn't in my opinion feel so tight and uncomfortable! Apparently these are not medical grade socks. Probably should have paid more attention to the narrowing at the top of the socks, in the pictures. But am able to wear normal knee high's with elastic at the top, and they don't bother me like these do.

I've been waiting a bit to review these, because I wanted to have some long-term use to see how they held up.I'm happy to report that these socks are every bit what they are advertised as. As an airline pilot, I'm on the road a lot and spend a lot of time sitting down in airplanes as I crisscross the country. I wanted some socks that would provide plenty of essential support and compression as well as being comfortable and durable. These socks are all of this, with a bit of a caveat to the durability aspect.I can wear these socks all day, and they are something that I never think of until I take them off at the end of the day. That's a good thing! Lots of support and the soft fabric is really comfortable. I have other pairs of "athletic" compression socks that I was using before these, and there is no comparison. After a few hours in the other ones, I really want to take them off. In these socks, you really do get all day comfort.For me, the L/XL size is great for my size 11 shoe, but they are just a bit too long for me on the leg. No big deal, I fold over the top 1/2" of the sock to keep it from bothering me and I don't notice it at all.On to the durability thing......these socks are just fine as long as you're not a bonehead like me and try to pull them all the way on from the top of the sock. You really have to be a bit cautious when you are putting them on, meaning pull the sock on a bit at a time. In all fairness, I wouldn't expect any socks this long to survive more than a few attempts of abuse by pulling them all the way on from the top.So, that being said, I'm going to be ordering another pair of these socks now to replace the one I ripped!

I run into problems with lower leg and ankle swelling when I travel by car or air. The socks they give you in the hospital are too tight to wear for more than a few hours. I needed something I could wear for at least 12 hours. So I saw these on Amazon and decided to try them. I wear a women's size 7.5, so I bought the ML size. I tried them all day yesterday and they really worked great for me! I took them off before bed. No swelling! They were comfortable to wear all day. They are a bit snug getting them on, but all compression socks are, so I won't fault them for that. Once you get them on, they are very comfortable. They are roomy and comfortable in the toe area and they are not too tight on the top, which comes just below my knee. All the compression is right where I need it, from my ankles up. I didn't spend a lot of time on my feet yesterday, but the walking I did do felt very good in these socks. I can see why people have said they do not have leg fatigue when they wear these all day. I am glad I bought 2 pair, as my traveling will require more than one day in a row. Also, I machine washed mine and then hung them over the line to dry instead of putting them in the dryer. I didn't want to risk them shrinking. My dryer runs very hot and it says to tumble dry low. I can't do that. So I would definitely say that if you have issues with lower leg swelling or tired legs from standing all day, these are socks you need to try! Very reasonably priced, as well, and the folks at Wanderlust have been very nice! I got these the day after I ordered them! Can't beat that!