To find the best compression socks for running, we put 10 pairs to the test in the middle of marathon training — and these four best helped soothe our sore legs.

Firm compression (20-30 mmHg): According to Dr. Bunke, firm compression socks are often prescribed to people with moderate to severe symptoms from more significant varicose veins, chronic venous ...

Why we like it: Our pick for the best wide-calf compression socks for travel are Dr. Motion’s Athleisure Compression Socks. Travelers come in all shapes and sizes, and travel compression socks ...

Compression socks can offer relief from pain, swelling, and foot fatigue and even prevent blood clots in your feet, ankles and calves. We consulted podiatrists and physicians and then tested 37 ...

The recommended compression level for compression socks for varicose veins is between 15-20 mmHg and 20-30 mmHg. The compression level may vary depending on the severity of the condition.

Style: compression socks can be worn during flights or on a more regular basis. Many are available in fun, sporty or neutral designs which can be worn to the office or for exercise.

In our quest to find the best of the best, we tested 15 pairs of self-proclaimed compression socks from brands like Bombas, Copper Compression and VIM&VIGR. We wore them for multiple days and during a ...

Best Cushioned Compression Socks Here’s an option that’s gentle enough to be worn every day and comes in a number of attractive patterns and colors. Just snug enough to feel supportive and with a hint ...

To find the best compression socks for running, we put 10 pairs to the test in the middle of marathon training — and these four best helped soothe our sore legs.

Bombas Everyday Compression Socks Here’s an option that’s gentle enough to be worn every day and comes in a number of attractive patterns and colors. Just snug enough to feel supportive and with a ...