CabeauBamboo Compression Socks Ultra Soft for Women and Men 8-15 mmHg

They are low compression so it's easy to put on. If you are new to compression socks these are a good starting point.

I bought a pair of these a few years back at SFO, they still fit great and are my most comfortable light compression socks. Recently bought a second pair online from Amazon. Glad to find they are the same sock and just as comfortable and good quality. I am a large woman with wide calves, many compression socks are uncomfortably tight in the band on the top. These are snug on top but not uncomfortably so, they still have some expansion to them and they stay up, don't slip at all or roll down. The best compression sock I've found and I've tried a few. They're medium weight so a bit too thick to wear with dress shoes, but fine for casual.

They are nice but a lot thicker than the same brand I bought before pandemic. So, they don’t fit in my old shoes as well.

I have been searching for a better compression sock that won't give me rashes under my knees due to an allergy to elastic. These socks are it! They are very comfortable while fitting nice and snug. The bumpy skin that can be caused by poor circulation (those of us who sit at a desk all day and don't exercise regularly even if you are not over weight) is smooth every night I take them off. My legs feel better during the day, less restlessness and tingling. I just bought three more pair I am so pleased with the outcome.

The good:Comfy and offer good compression.The less than good:Expensive for lasting only about 8-10 months. The heals wear through. I also pull these up more often than other brands.Look they’re good socks, but know that they ain’t gonna last. You can buy cheaper but they will last an even shorter time. It might be the bamboo material these are all made from too?

I have high blood pressure, for which I take an evolving set of "meds". My Dutch doctor recommended Cabeau compression socks, showing me hers-- as a doctor, she is on her feet much of the day. I have three pairs now. They really help reduce swelling in my lower legs. I'm very happy with them. And high black socks are inherently chic. The one drawback is that, as I habitually walk "heeling" (it's been that way since childhood) the area of the sock at the back edge of the heel "erode" compared to the rest of the sock. It hasn't gotten to the point of actual holes in the socks, but that seems inevitable. How the sock performs after that--I'll find out.

I have purchased these compression socks a few times because they are super comfortable and they do work. I noticed, however, that it wasn't too long before they were getting holes in the heels especially. The fabric was also thinning out in other areas. I started washing them by hand, but there was no noticeable difference. In addition, balls of fuzz were coming off in my shoes and everywhere.The socks do what they are supposed to do, but for nearly $20 a pair, they are far too expensive to last for three months before going kaputt. I will not buy them again when there are much less expensive and equally serviceable options out there.

I bought size large. The socks pulled up close to knees but worked their way to mid-calf during the day. Top band is not comfortable. Would not recommend.

Kwalitatief product voor het ondersteunen van zware benen, pijnlijke slagaders. Heel aangenaam en comfortabele ,zonder te strak zittende elastiek bovenaan.Enige minpuntje de prijs die wel te hoog is.

False claim, just normal product, you can purchase it at 100 Rupees in any roadside shop in your locality.

it works ok