You’ve already done the hard part, now let our Infrared Recovery Socks for Women take it from here! Integrating both Smart Infrared and the industry's leading compression technology, microvascular circulation is improved to shorten recovery time and ensure your legs feel rejuvenated quicker than ever. This sock can be worn anywhere, anytime thanks to a soft, slim profile and variety of colors to choose from. Inclusion of lyocell fibers guarantees better moisture management, breathability, and ultimate wearing comfort throughout the lower leg.
Compression Level: 20-30mmHg
Material: 73% Polyamide, 18% Spandex, 9% LyocellOverall rating: 4.870968 / 5 from 31 reviews.
Review topics: ["fit","socks","colors"].
"These CEP Recovery socks have been critical to wear both after hiking/running but also as recovery from a Grade II ankle sprain to reduce swelling and improve mobility in my ankle. While they are a bit tough to get on that's because the compression is solid and lasts unlike less expensive compression socks. These maintain compression after multiple washes, I would highly recommend if you're looking for a compression sock that lasts!"
"At first they seemed to only be mid calf socks, while I bought them for my wife who was looking for something close to knee high. Once on they are much larger than originally thought and covered much more of the leg. They seem to have great compression without being overly tight."
"my wife and I both have a pair. we wear them to sleep and they really help with cold feet and tight calves overnight. 100% recommend"
"So I’m a dude with short legs and got a women’s sock and discovered the difference between men and women CEP socks to be minimal, in fact the men’s stock was low in certain styles and women’s socks were plentiful so, I wish they could just be unisex tbh. Anyway, these socks make a bold claim, like they do color therapy!!! I mean, for me, I benefit from compression socks no matter what & I can’t say these are ‘next level’ but I love the natural material blend and style. The do seem thin, but are made with quality stitching. I do want to include a comparison with the old Tuix compression socks which are more robust in quality & playful with styles."
"I love these CEP socks after a long training or race day. Before I started using them, my ankles would puff up with edema, but using CEP compression socks or sleeves during the race/workout and following that up with these recovery socks has kept that edema at bay completely. My legs don't feel as stiff and heavy for as long as they did before I started using compression socks. I find they work best if I wear them for 2-3 days after racing, so get a few pairs! They also last a long time if you keep them out of the dryer!"
"Great for recovery that doesn't feel as constricting as other compression socks. Helps with the shin splints, tight calves, and swollen feet after long runs."
"I wear compression socks at work most days. I like these bc they are breathable and don’t cut in too deeply around the top. I have a blue pair that I’ve had for at least a year and they are holding up well. Just grabbed a green pair and they are just as good as my blue ones. Def measure your calves for sizing!"
"The difference in recover is incredible. I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t tried them myself. A game changer."
"this product is great at keeping my Ankle compressed after recent ankle surgery. These socks are not as tall as I thought they would be and the foot size is rather small. I love the color. I would definitely get more."
"After recently breaking my ankle, I have been struggling with the discomforts of a walking boot, especially cramping and tightness in the calf, plus the general pain and swelling from the fracture. I decided to give compression socks a try, and WOW, what a game-changer! No more cramping, which makes it easier for me to walk around in the boot. Also, pain is gone and swelling is 90% gone (I'm 2. 5 weeks out from the break), but it's hard to say whether that's the socks or my natural healing. Regardless, the socks are vastly more comfortable to wear under a walking boot than the regular ski socks I was wearing. No rubbing or bunching, and the cuff (or top of the sock) doesn't pinch or squeeze into my leg (I have muscular calves so this is rare for me!). For sizing, the CEP size guide is on point. My good ankle's measurement aligned with size II and my bad (swollen) ankle was a size IV, so I opted for a III, in hopes it would be a happy medium. If it wasn't for my injury, I would've preferred the II, but the III still fits both, without being too loose on my good ankle (so they'll still be functional post-injury, too)."
