CHARMKING 3 Pairs Open Toe Compression Socks for Women & Men Circulation 15-20 mmHg is Best Support for All Day Wear

I am short and have a small foot and was looking for something like this that would fit and not be too long in the foot or leg. These work very well and they are good for daily wear, not too tight. I washed and dried them with my regular clothes and they came out fine. And they are a very incredible value for the money. I got them because they were cheap and I wanted to try and open toe compression style. But I was impressed by them and I highly recommend them both for fit, comfort, appearance and especially price.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’ve been using the CHARMKING Open Toe Compression Socks (15–20 mmHg) for several days, and they’ve exceeded my expectations. They provide excellent compression without feeling too tight, helping reduce leg fatigue and swelling after long hours on my feet. The open-toe design is especially comfortable, keeping my feet cooler and making them easier to wear with different types of footwear. The material feels breathable, soft, and durable, and the socks stay in place throughout the day without slipping. I also appreciate that the pack includes three pairs, making it a great value for the price. These socks are designed to promote circulation and provide all-day comfort. I highly recommend them for travel, work, exercise, or anyone looking for comfortable daily compression support. Definitely a 5-star product!

These socks have the perfect amount of compression AND they stay up ALL day! The foot-opening doesn't 't slide back or ride up over your heel and the other end stays put just under the knee, at the top of your calf. I've washed them (machine) several times and even accidentally dried them in the dryer and I've noticed NO DETERIORATION of the elastic or the compression. I've tried several different brands, but these are easily the best fit, the most comfortable, best quality, but also the best value. Oh! And they're super easy to put on and take off - which is a feature most can't put a price on.

I like a lot of things about these, but their pro is also their con. Because they are toeless socks, they're so tight around the foot that they actually cut off circulation in a not good way. No matter how many times I adjust them further up or down my foot, I can't quite find a comfortable spot. And I have very narrow skinny feet so I'd imagine they're probably not very comfortable for those who have wide feet. The compression strength is perfect though. I definitely notice they help blood pooling from dysautonomia.

Not as tight as the ones they give you in the hospital but comfortable. Also if you wear size 6.5 or smaller they are a little long in the foot area but still doable

I have a pair on now. My doctor told me to wear compression socks. I am a senior and the veins in my legs from the knee down on both legs have collapsed. I also have very tender sore big toes, the toe less are more comfortable. I did find out that a large vein on the top of my left foot is very visible and if the hem of the stocking rides up and sits directly on that vein it will create a terrible pain. So when I put the sock on I leave it just below my toes and then it is not near the vein but yet goes all the way to just below my knee. I am 5'3" tall. I wear the 15/20.

Why did no one tell me about compression socks? These have changed my life in the course of a week. I have terrible reynauds, and while nothing cures reynauds, I’ve had far fewer flare ups and they’ve been nowhere near as severe. My toes are known for turning a blue-gray, and even when I physically “feel” like my feet are warm, a simple touch will tell you they’re frozen. The socks being toe-less didn’t make sense at first and honestly I got them because Reynauds quickly goes from cold toes to hot red swollen toes very quickly, but the purpose is actually so you don’t have to peel the whole sock off to check on how your feet are doing. These are fantastic and the price was great. Not once have I had to hike the socks back up. They stay in place and aren’t uncomfortable. One word of caution is that they smell a bit like plastic, or have a weird chemical odor fresh out of the poly bag but that went away quickly. I’m a size 7.5/8 and the S/M size fit great. They also helped with the overall swelling of my ankles and knees, which is unrelated to my Reynauds and due to a surgery I had on both knees a few years ago. I’ll be buying more!

I have thin calves (around 11 inches at the widest), and my feet are size 8.5-9. The size small-medium fit me well and give good compression but not uncomfortably so. They're easy to get on and they don't leave me itchy like some compression socks have. I can wear them all day without any issues. My only issue is that they go up to the bend in my knee (I'm 5'8"), so I have to pull them down a little otherwise it rubs.

This is my 1st time wearing compression stockings, and I'm very pleased with this brand. I did some research and found that open-toed stockings work as well as traditional closed toe/full sock, so chose the open style to accommodate my bigger foot size. I don't have any actual swelling in my legs, so that might affect how the stockings fit. But I'm female, size 9 shoe, slim ankles/calves, and the S/M is a perfect fit. They go on smoothly, don't sag or wrinkle while wearing, and I definitely feel a mild compression. But it's not uncomfortable.

1. The items I have received are not exactly what I ordered. The color is grey , but I ordered beige. 2. Quality is disappointing, there is no pressure at all. It doesn’t help at all for leg pain due to prolonged standing. 3. The order I placed is 8 pairs, but I haves just received 3 pairs.

Not worth it. Order from a different company.