what compression are these?
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It is more compressive thannothersocks i bought of other branda it's very difficult to take out. I can recomend it. Hope this review helped you. Cheers from Paraguay
1622469
I have washed them with my colored clothes, warm water, cold rinse, low dryer. These are not really tight socks, if you really need good compression, these are not it.
647597
Not sure exactly what the question is, but ive been using these for a year during CrossFit WODs, and they have kept the same great level of compression since day 1. Awesome socks.
1038421
Fitted is slightly loose-shaped whereas compression is second-skin fit. Both are comfortable; depends on what you want
1110101
They are 1" wide prior to cushion compression. (measured from installed pieces)
735552
Yes, there are compression tubes. This is a very, comfortable and functional product!
1074642
No they were not compressed. I bought 2 and they came in a full size square box.
647600
They are snug, but i wouldn't call them compression socks. They are thick. I like them for deadlifts and rope climbs.
1838572
Probably, they are adjustable up and down, and they compress against your ears.
241259
They are not exactly compression. They work very well to protect the crotch rubbing of the skin and the same shorts with skin and avoid burns when training. If they are snug, but not so much as a compression.
242363
I think these are for sun protection. They do fit snug, but I do not use them for compression.
842676
Squats? I have worn mine during squats and they stayed up just fine. Not sure how much compression you're looking for. These are comfortable enough to wear all day (or sleep in) without being tight enough to cause my calves to ache by evening. I really like mine; they do exactly what I need of them.
1416888
The product doesn't list compression values so your best bet is to check with your doctor. You may need to have them custom made by a medical supply company and your insurance may pay for them. One company I'm familiar with is Jobst.
149274
I compress as my method. Side squeezing is not effective or efficient. also they need a bit of product like an oil or cream.
501078
Edwin, First of all, I apologize for taking so long to answer. These were originally ordered for my husband, and were to small for him. I am female, stand about 6'. These are knee socks and in the large size, tight on my calves - enough so that I have had bruises. The compression is somewhat gradual up the sock but still quite tight at the top. Hope this helps.
68626
Look on the old shocks to find out what the compression lbs are. 25 40 45 60 and etc. match the old #s with the new ones or get them close.
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If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On one hand you can hear everything, on the other you can hear EVERYTHING, so low quality recording or compression will bug.