EverOne Ankle Brace Compression Support Sleeve For Injury Prevention, Healing and Recovery, Unisex, Small (1 Pair)

I’ve had some bloat lately and have a bad ankle and these really help when the universe breathes through barometric pressure. Stretch is based on size- I’m 5’2” weight 135 and these don’t cut off circulation. Highly recommend.

I recently started working out again and managed to strain BOTH of my Achilles tendons somehow. At the same time. Needless to say, the exercising has stopped, and I've been looking for a solution that might make walking less painful. A knee brace fixed similar joint problems in the past (in my knee, obviously) so I was hoping maybe some support and compression would be a cure for what ails me. Sadly, I've worn these around all day while I puttered around the house and garden, and I'm not feeling a difference from the puttering I did yesterday, without them. I guess I'll have to keep looking. Or have the discipline to wait it out.

With no experience in using compression socks to treat and/or prevent foot maladies, from none of which I suffer, I don’t know if these EverOnes are good, bad or indifferent at doing so. The reason I ordered them was because I thought their toeless design would work well with the gel toe separators that I always wear around the house. I can’t comment on their sizing and fit, because I don’t know how tight they’re supposed to be. I ordered a small based on the ankle circumference table in the Product Description. They’re very tight, but they don’t seem to impair my circulation. I assume tighter is better, until your foot goes numb. It took a Herculean effort to put them on. I had to pull them up with such force that I was sure they’d rip apart at the seams. But they didn’t; the material of which they’re made is really tough. I don’t know whether or for how long they’ll hold up to such treatment, or if they’ll stretch out with repeated use. They’re surprisingly comfortable even when I wear them all day, and strangely invigorating in a low-key kind of way. I give them a five-star rating because I appreciate that they may be of value to buyers who need this kind of socks, and because these seem to be of very high quality.

I have worn these for just about every activity except running because I hate running and yeah they’re good quality, they’ve helped a lot with my beginnings of plantar fasciitis, and they do support my feet and ankles. They’re not the most comfortable because the compression is really strong. You can wear them all day but not at night because they’ll cause your feet to swell and throb and after a long day they’ve marked my skin with the compression and it does bother me. This is partially why I took off a star; I have other foot sleeves that u can leave on day and night and they work just as well. I like that these are longer so they really do support your arch, heel, and ankles. I got these because I’d noticed I’d worn the ankle part of my shoes so that they’re no longer tight and my right ankle was starting to hurt because of it. The first few times working out and walking in these actually made my ankle hurt worse but I think it’s because it was forcing my body to walk correctly instead of compensating for worn out shoes. I’m a women’s shoe size 7.5 and I have narrow feet and ankles and I think the S is TTS. My feet sweat a lot but these dont stay damp nor do they stink too much. I’ve worn, washed, and dried these several times and they come through. I do highly recommend these but bear in mind that they have really strong compression which can make them a bit uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time or if u have a more swollen foot.

This is a great set of ankle braces/compression sleeves. There are two basic types of over-the-counter ankle braces. One is a more involved contraption, usually with velcro straps that criss-cross each other after passing under the ankle. Some of this type even have a lace-up component. The second general category is that of these braces--compression sleeves which are kind of like thick, tight toeless socks. I've used both. The more involved braces often provide better support and relief from pain, but they can be a pain to take on and off, and they sometimes don't fit under normal shoes. Because they're somewhat of a hassle to wear, they often aren't. These braces fit over socks, under normal shoes (just with laces loosened somewhat). They're easy to use and they provide still-significant support and pain relief. These are colorful braces. They're well constructed washable. Give them a try. I think you'll like them if you're in the market for an ankle brace. One final note: the package contains two braces.

I frequently get ankle pain, and have been looking for a good support sleeve to keep my ankle and foot staying in place when I partake in an exercise activity. Often times ankle sleeves are too thick and restrict movement or too thin and don't offer much support. These Ever+One sleeves are a very pair that falls right inbetween the thickness. They are thin enough so that they don't make it uncomfortable where the sleeve ends at the end of the foot arch and thick enough that they offer considerable support. I wear them over a thin sock so that I can still easily fit into my walking and workout shoes. They still give me enough room in the shoe to be comfortable. I will say that the first time I tried them out it was in the summer and I found them to be uncomfortable as soon as I started aerobic activity because I felt very hot from the extra layer. When the weather cooled down I wore them on walks in the cool morning and they didn't heat me up at all, perfectly comfortable. So I would warn that if it's a warm situation they are not the right sleeve because they may make you feel hot and constricted like I did. But for lighter activities and cooler weather they are great for that extra support on the ankles.

These ankle supports provide very good compression but are still comfortable on. As a 50 year old regular runner / elliptical user, I am prone to ankle tendinitis. It really hurts and makes it difficult to exercise when it flares up. Good supportive socks help but these Everone ankle supports are vastly superior. The best part is that I don't need to use them on every workout. Every other workout keeps the tendinitis at bay for me. One note, make sure your feet are dry when you put these on. Due to the compression, you will have a heck of a time getting them on with even a little dampness present. All and all, these are well made and they give you a full set of two in the package. For less that $15, if you are having ankle issues, these are worth your hard earned money.

These are good quality socks, but felt a little bit too tight. I didn't mind that they were tight but it was hard to pull up further on my calf. I actually have pretty thin ankle and calves and it was hard getting it up and felt a little too tight at the top with the wide band. I have a bad foot/ankle on one and didn't try to put it on that one cause I figured it would hurt too much. I don't think I could go up a size because than the lower band would be over my toes and that wouldn't work. I have other compression socks that are very tight but do not go up so far and those I am able to use on a regular basis.