Copper Joe Compression Recovery Foot Sleeves/Support Socks - Speed Up Recovery & Provide Relief of Heel Spurs, Arch Pain, Plantar Fasciitis, Foot Swelling & Ankle Injuries (1 Pair) (Large)

So far, I've worm these for over two weeks straight (only in the house though, I do not wear these in my shoes but occasionally in flipflops if I'm just watering plants out front haha)I was diagnosed with Raynauds when I was 17, but I've had it since I was 15. (I'm now 21)And my Raynauds is a little weirder then most because I have in my feet instead of the hands, I got it at a "young" age and my feet react to heat instead of the cold.So circulation has never been the main issue because my blood actually overflows more then it underflows hence so many flare ups.The reason I mention all this is because I can't feel my toes more then half the time EVER. I rely on my heels fot balance because the older I get or the more stressed out I get, the less I feel the 'end' of my feet and toes especially.I have tried a lot of things, like A LOT.And I've been iffy about compression socks since circulation isn't really the issue BUTI ended up trying these and it took awhile go get used to but I'm enjoying these more then I thought I would, I still can't feel my toes but these socks give me something to feel on the top of my feet which has assisted my balance greatly and it's been awhile since I've been able to walk without having to stare at the ground which is really nice. They are quite tight which is what I need but if your looking for something loose these are not the socks for you.I don't know how many others this would help but if you have Raynauds the same way I do or any symptoms along those longs I mentioned I think it would be worth giving these a shot!I have to take them off sometimes so my feet don't get too hot or else they'll flare up but that isn't because of the sock.I haven't had any issues with them yet but I did notice I think they do run a bit small and the stitching does lose up a little quick so I have to take them on and off very gently but other then that I think I will keep using them and probably order a second pair as a back up!I hope this helps anyone in anyway, it was challenging at the time my raynauds started because no doctor or rheumatologist I went to knew what it was until I was 17 and I was really self conscious about it when I was younger! So if there's anyone who is in the same boat as I was, I hope this helps! :D

I just got them today. I am in love but I think I just needed to get one size smaller I was afraid that they would be too small but I think for what it does or supposed to do. Smaller is better but it feels really really good.

I wear theses when I run and workout. They really helped to reduce the pain in my feet. They are so thin I barely even noticed I was wearing them. They fit easily inside of my shoes with little to no discomfort.

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Don’t get me wrong, these helped my ankle. But my issue was a bit higher than the ankle. And so putting the compression on the normal way didn’t quite reach where I needed pressure. So I turned it upside down. And that did the trick. Didn’t really restrict my mobility but the pressure allowed my ankle to heal as needed. I wore for about four days consistently and that got the job done.