SB SOX Compression Socks for Men & Women (20-30mmHg) | Best Quality Compression Socks for Flying, Medical, Sports, Wide Calf Fit, Pregnancy, and Daily Wear. Trusted since 2016. Large Two Stripes (Black/Pink)

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  Junior

  1 de agosto de 2026

  Supportive and Comfortable for Daily Wear

  These compression socks provide firm, even support without feeling overly bulky. They fit securely, stay in place throughout the day, and are comfortable for travel, work, exercise, or long periods of standing. The material feels durable and breathable, although putting them on takes a little effort because of the 20–30 mmHg compression level. A dependable option for anyone who regularly uses compression socks.Ver másVer menos
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  JEL

  13 de abril de 2026

  Real value for the price!

  I've been wearing the SB SOX Compression Socks for two weeks, and they're a good choice if you want quality, knee-high, compression socks at a reasonable price. The sizing matches the sizing chart—no guessing games or exchanges needed—and the compression level hits that sweet spot where it's effective without feeling restrictive. Whether I'm wearing them during workouts or just going about my day, they provide consistent support and comfort.Ver másVer menos

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  K Clark

  25 de mayo de 2018

  Price is better than medical supply companies; comfortable; tops don't roll and stockings stay up.

  My doctor recently told me I needed to be wearing compression stockings due to lymphedema from a previous foot surgery, and before I left her office that day, she printed for me two stockings from Amazon that she recommended, and these compression stockings were one of them (the other pair was the color of regular nylons for women which is not a color offered here--though I do wish "tan" or "khaki" could be colors offered here). She told me if I went to a medical supply company to get the stockings, they would cost me a great deal of money, and I know that is true because I purchased one pair shortly after the surgery several years ago.These stockings are a bit easier (easier--not easy) to put on than my original pair, and I don't find them quite as tight as my original pair, but I do feel the compression, and they are comfortable to wear. They stay up, and the top does not roll down (my original stockings stay up, but the top does roll down, and that moves into the uncomfortable-to-a-little-painful category). I ordered the white, black, gray and argyle stockings, and, oddly, I find the gray ones to have a higher level of compression than the others; I consider that to be a good thing even though it does increase the challenge of getting them on and off.One of the things I don't especially like about these stockings is how they pick up every bit of floor "fluff" if you walk around without shoes on--even briefly. The socks seem to have a quality that does not allow fluff to be brushed off with your hand, and must be picked off bit by bit. And since they cannot be washed in hot water (I think directions call for a gentle cold-water wash which is how I wash them), I had/have big doubts on how to keep the white ones looking clean. My solution to this issue is to wear a pair of thin, white cotton ankle socks over the top of the compression stockings. That way if I get extra dirty walking around in the dirt (gardening or other lawn/yard work), I can wash the thin, cotton ankle socks in a hot-water wash with bleach to get them clean while the compression stockings should stay free of dirt. There is a small down side to this method: it does take up more room in my shoes, and the compression stockings are a substantial knit in the first place.Based on the size chart (which appears in one of the options you can click on underneath the picture of the stockings), I was not really sure which size to purchase. Based on my shoe size, it seemed I should be ordering a Medium. Based on the size of my calves, I should be ordering a Large. I decided to go with the Large because I did not want to risk the top band cutting too deeply into the area below my knees. When I take the stockings off at night, I do have a compression groove in that area, and sometimes it might itch there for a couple minutes, but rubbing it for a few moments takes care of the itchy feeling. Buying the Large size probably accounts for the difference between the level of compression I feel between these compression stockings and the pair I purchased after the surgery; when I purchased my original pair (from medical supply company) after the surgery, my leg had been measured after I had not been allowed to walk for six months and, therefore, my leg was devoid of muscle tone, and my calf was extra skinny.I hope it helps to say that when you order these stockings, the price is for a pair of stockings--not just one stocking. I say this because I still look at other sources for stockings, and sometimes it isn't really clear on whether a person will get one stocking (singular) or a pair of stockings for the price listed.I wish there was a uniform "standard" by which we could compare features of compression stockings. I am planning to order some stockings from another company soon so I can get some which merely look like "nylons." Instead of a shoe size and calf measurement for that company, they use a calf measurement along with the distance from the floor to the bend in a person's knee. Maybe they both end up with the same result, but I will have to wait and see.I like these well enough, so far, to believe I will order more in the future.

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  Rachel

  23 de enero de 2026

  YES THESE ARE THE ONES TO BUY THEY WORK

  THESE SOCKS WORK. If you have medical reasons and need these to constrict your leg veins and push blood up like for POTS or other conditions then these ARE worth your money. I have tried many socks and some are such a joke it is maddening. These are what REAL compression is. Truly 20-30 ! Measure your calves for sizing I wear a Large and I’m 5’8 and fluctuate from 150-180s my calf is 16” near the top - long legs . For me sizing smaller is too short on leg and sizing up is too loose. When you get it right it’s RIGHT. I’ve been wearing these a few years. They hold up washing drying whatever. I just got a new pair and they’re nice and tight but honestly they hardly change much with lots of wear they really hold you. I noticeably see a difference in my symptoms when I wear these I basically need them daily. I tried other brands and NO. Had to come back. I need more of these. the only problem with these socks is running out of them. Promise!Ver másVer menos

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  Megan

  18 de mayo de 2018

  Great product!

  I ordered 3 different pairs of compression socks and these were amazing! I’m a nurse and I’m on my feet almost all day so I really needed good compression socks to help my feet and prevent variocose veins. I tried Blitzu, SB Sox and Stamina. And here were my overall thoughts:1) Fit (using their size guide)Blitzu - Perfect fit, like a glove.SB Sox - Perfect as well.Stamina - Too long in the leg and the material bunched behind my knee, and also extra material at the toe.2) Compression (all 3 were 20-30mmHg)Blitzu - Strong, you really felt it the moment they were on, and that kinesiology taping design... my feet felt amazing. It really hugged your foot without constricting.SB Sox - The strongest out of the 3, but not uncomfortably so. I will say they did their job and my feet felt good at the end of the day but I also couldn’t wait to take them off haha!Stamina - Disappointing again! They were sort of compressing when I put them on, but it almost felt like they were losing their compression strength at the end of the day.3) MaterialBlitzu - Thicker yet breathable. I also liked the texture.SB Sox - Not as thick but also really soft. Also the design of the sock didn’t leave the funny markings on your legs when you remove them.Stamina - Thin and lightweight. Sort of reminded my of dress socks with extra elastic.Overall, the winner for me was Blitzu with an extremely close 2nd with the SB Sox. The Stamina socks were really disappointing AND the most expensive! I really wonder if maybe I went a size down from their suggesting sizing if it would’ve made a difference, but at this point I’m sold on Blitzu. I think what made me like Blitzu more then SB Sox was the kinesiology taping on the foot. They both had their own plus’s but at the end of the day the Blitzu socks were the only ones I didn’t want to take off and my feet felt amazing. I still really like the SB Sox and will continue to wear them, and it might just be a preference in wants/needs when deciding between them. The stamina socks on the other hand went straight in the trash, so disappointing. Literally felt like I was just wearing a tight dress sock that was made for someone 7 feet tall.Ver másVer menos

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  Wesley

  Comfortable and not a nightmare to put on.

  Allow me to start at this review by saying that I do not like to wear compression socks. I only wear them out of necessity! I have had so many bad experiences with compression socks that I almost stopped wearing them but I had a friend recommend SB socks and I have to say that they are what you are looking for if you are about to give up on compression socks.First of all the biggest reason people don't like wearing compression socks is because they are difficult to get on. I have worn prescription grade 30-40 mm / h h grade compression stockings and there's so difficult to get on that I will spend 10 minutes per leg and then once I have them on they are so tight that I can barely move. There have been a few times that the prescription grade compression socks have hurt my leg so badly that I have considered cutting them off, instead of trying to pull them off my legs. Having the slightly less tight SB Sox gave me hope and I actually started wearing compression stockings again. The SB socks are not prescription grade and anyone can purchase them. They can be used for varicose veins, blood circulation for people that sit for long periods of time, or for many other medical conditions.The next thing I really like about the SB Sox is that they only go right up to the back of your knee. This is the perfect length to keep them to where they are right underneath where your knee bends, which keeps them from falling down when you try to walk or kneel. There is nothing worse than having to adjust compression socks all day long and I never have to adjust my SB socks! A lot of compression stock also require that you use some sort of body glue to glue them into place, there is no need to use body glue on SB socks.I also really like the fact that the material on these is twice as thick as most compression socks. The material actually feels kind of like a thicker cotton sock. They Wick sweat really well and do not get super hot either. I wear mine right underneath my work blue jeans and I don't have any comfort issues or rashes.Please take Extreme Caution when washing these compression stockings. I recommend using cold water, putting them inside of a delicates bag, then put them on the lowest most delicate setting on your washer. A little bit of fabric softener also helps keep the fabric nice and stretchy.Overall I recommend these compression stockings for anyone having difficulty with prescription grade, or just anyone that's looking for an affordable, comfortable solution for compression. I even have my older mother hooked on them now. There are five star product and I definitely recommend them.I have also included pictures and a video in this review.