CTHHCompression Crew Socks for Women Thin Lightweight (15-20 mmHg) for Athletic Nurse Circulation Support Socks, 4 Pairs

Exactly what I was looking for. Not too thin, not too short, not too tight. Good quality compression socks

I need lightweight compression for swelling in my ankles. All compression stockings came up to my knees. Hot in summer. If you need light compression more than tall enough to protect your ankles without sweltering your legs in summer heat, these are for you! These are extremely comfortable. If I could change one thing, I would have them come in four of the same color instead of four different colors in a pack.

Good length for short person. Tight but not compressive enough to be considered a support device for my old fx ankle. Still have to wear my thicker knit open toe ankle sock for that but it is a good sock to wear under it. Is helpful to reduce any edema from prolonged standing.

Sizing is off here I got large extra large and can't wear them because I can't put them on easily. I needed 3X. Got to be a better way to suggest sizes for this product.

I initially got these because they were cheaper compared to other options and I needed them asap for a trip. I wasn’t expecting much from them but these turned out to be a lifesaver!I recently got ankle surgery and my feet would swell up, make them uncomfortable to walk or sit in. These socks prevented swelling and they weren’t too tight. I used them on a plane, in my ankle boots, with ankle braces (see photo), and now by themselves. They are excellent and have helped me manage my swelling. They are also durable and have lasted me a few months and they still look new. Highly recommend!

These socks didn't work for me, had too much compression around my front ankle area. My foot is wide and I have high arches. These may work better for someone with thinner feet. But the seller is accepting the return which I appreciate. I'm just disappointed because the material is a nice light weight which is important for summer use.

Socks are really thin & has little to no compression effect at all

At 4'11", I've found it almost impossible to find knee-high compression socks that would fit and aren't $50+ for a single pair. I really would prefer knee-high for dealing with the edema I've been suffering from lately, but these are doing the trick. Regular knee-high compression socks bunch painfully behind my knees, and everyone knows that you cannot fold them over trying to make them fit. They are also too short to wear as over-the-knee socks. So I went in search of a solution and found these.They are crew socks, and they do come up to mid-calf on me. I'd almost hoped they would be a little longer on account of my stature, but they are exactly as described. They are lightweight compression as described, which is enough to suit my personal needs. I wear a size 6 wide (I have tiny, fat feet even without the edema), and these are, of course, too long in the heel. But I have that problem with every single pair of socks I buy ever, and would not judge these harshly based on my small feet.In summary, if you are petite like me and need some support, these crew-cut compression socks may very well do the trick for you too! I do not regret buying them at all.