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The adventure of your dreams is well within sight, but first you have to endure the congested, uncomfortable, and brutally long flight. Slip on the X-Socks Travel Smart Compression Socks, and make the journey a little more bearable. With its “smart compression” feature, this sock was made with long flights in mind. The different compression points along the calf of this travel sock help to prevent swollen, tired legs—the last thing you'll want to start your adventure with.
Bottom Line: Travel smart with the X-Socks Smart Compression Socks.
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Perfect sock for a desk jockey
By:
susiebmore1435157
December 6, 2010
These socks are great! They fit true to size and are very comfortable. I sit at a desk all day and had to get Rx compression socks...these are far superior, less expensive and look like a regular dress sock. Ordered another pair just today!
My legs are okay when I travel but my feet swell terrifically
My legs are okay when I travel but my feet swell terrifically from the ankles down. Will compression socks help me? I am a 65 year old woman who travels frequently by air.
By: Lee Gary
February 19, 2011
Hey Lee,
Compression socks are great for improving circulation. I am 38 years old am use compression socks regularly after my long runs to help my legs recover. They are well worth the money especially if you are flying alot..
hope this helps....
By: Willy Syndram
February 19, 2011
Great socks, a little pricey
By:
vagabond
May 1, 2009
These socks are fantastic for flying. As previously pointed out, they don't compress as much as medical compression socks, but they are just tight enough to keep your feet/legs from getting swollen. The material is fairly thin and breathes nicely. Fits true to size.
My one complaint is that at $35, they're a little pricey.
Overall: 5 stars for function, 3 for price.
1 Comment Last Comment: March 10, 2010 by: Anthropologist
By: Anthropologist
March 10, 2010
For comparison's sake: Regular compression socks are often USD 100+. Getting an insurance company to pay for them is a major challenge. IN that light, these are a bargain.
Would these travel socks work for women in a small shoe size,
Would these travel socks work for women in a small shoe size, too?
By: paula
February 24, 2009
Try using the sizing chart to determine the proper sock size based on your shoe size.
By: canadian_chica
March 1, 2009
definitely need these
By:
small short person
October 2, 2007
They have less compression than socks you may find in medical store. So much better! Enough compression to make your legs feel good after flight or sitting at work, but dont cut off blood supply. Also feel softer and more comfortable. I use them before flying to any race or at work before longer training.
Do these actually come in the size 5? I can't find them
Do these actually come in the size 5? I can't find them anywhere...
By: Sara
December 2, 2008
Mmmmmm ....
By:
SkyRider
December 19, 2006
Cooommmmppppreesssionn! Plus an inflatable neck pillow, my iPod, and some dark eyewear. These babies keep my legs from cramping on those long voyages overseas.
The only step up from this is that leg massage unit from.....?
Change me.
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Compression SocksPerfect sock for a desk jockey
These socks are great! They fit true to size and are very comfortable. I sit at a desk all day and had to get Rx compression socks...these are far superior, more...
Great socks, a little pricey
These socks are fantastic for flying. As previously pointed out, they don't compress as much as medical compression socks, but they are just tight more...