Plantar Fasciitis Sock (6 Pairs) for Men and Women, Compression Foot Sleeves with Arch and Ankle Support, Black, XX-Large

I didn’t expect a sock to change my mornings, but here we are. I’ve been dealing with plantar fasciitis for over a year—stiff arches, stabbing heel pain, and that delightful sensation of walking on broken glass before coffee. I’ve tried inserts, stretches, ice bottles, and even rolling my foot over a lacrosse ball like some medieval torture ritual. Nothing gave me consistent relief until I slipped on one of these compression socks.The first thing I noticed was how snug they felt—not tight in a circulation-cutting way, but firm, like they were holding my foot together with purpose. The compression wraps around the arch and ankle like a support brace disguised as a sock. Within minutes, the ache started to dull. By the end of the day, I wasn’t limping. That alone earned them a permanent spot in my drawer.They’re thin enough to wear under regular socks, which means I can layer them with athletic shoes, boots, or even dress shoes without feeling like I’m smuggling a bandage. I’ve worn them to work, on hikes, and even overnight. The open-toe design is genius—it keeps things breathable and lets me wiggle my toes freely, which somehow makes the whole experience feel less clinical and more wearable.The six-pack is a blessing. I rotate them daily, and they’ve held up through multiple washes without losing elasticity or fraying. I even gave a pair to my dad, who’s been dealing with heel spurs, and he texted me the next morning: “Where did you get these? I need more.”

These are really good for those suffering from plantar fasciitis or foot pain in general. I don’t wear these with an extra pair of socks because it’s warm weather but maybe when it’s colder I would. They improve foot pain for me by at least 80%. I can wear these for a 12 hour day constantly on my feet in the kitchen and they take more than the edge off when I try to unwind from the day. I feel like they could be taller on your shin, but otherwise it’s great. They hold up fairly well for durability. They are firmly wrapped around your foot, especially your arch. I like that it gives some support for your ankle as well. I have noticed that the band around your foot by your toes is a bit tight at first but it does slightly loosen up as you wear them. Not to the point that it’s falling off, it’s still a good amount of elasticity. Overall I recommend these for those looking to help alleviate foot pain after standing all day.

For the price for 6 pairs of foot compression socks, this was a good deal. But I took one star off only because the compression around the foot for plantar fasciitis was not that strong. The compression on these was a bit mild and suited more for recovery if your feet are “ tired”or mildly sore post workout. They felt more like a snug sock fit than a compression foot sleeve.Sizing of medium per the size guide was good.

I’ve been dealing with plantar fasciitis for a while and decided to give these compression socks a try. They provide a nice balance of support and comfort. The arch and ankle compression really help reduce soreness after standing or walking for long periods, and I noticed less heel pain in the mornings.The material is breathable and not too thick, so they fit easily under regular socks and shoes without feeling bulky. I like that this pack comes with 6 pairs—it makes it easy to rotate them daily. They also wash well and haven’t lost their stretch after multiple washes.The compression is firm but not overly tight. If you’re used to medical-grade compression, these are more moderate, but they still do the job for everyday support. I’d recommend them for anyone dealing with plantar fasciitis, arch pain, or who spends a lot of time on their feet.Pros:Effective arch and ankle supportComfortable and breathable fabric6-pair pack is convenientGood for daily wearCons:Compression is moderate, not extra firmMay run a bit snug if you have wide feetOverall, these socks are a great value and provide real relief for plantar fasciitis discomfort.

With these being my first pair of socks for the plantar area, I don't know what's normal/to be expected from a good pair of these types of socks. I specifically ordered a size small -- TWO SIZES BENEATH my normal size -- because I NEED tight-fitting socks to also offer compression near the center area of my feet, though that's not necessarily the precise plantar area. However, these socks aren't offering that for ME. On the otherhand, they fit quite snugly in the area below the crevices of my toes, which is where the "band" is placed, so that's good.I also needed the toes uncovered, so that was another appeal for ordering these. I like that part, but the drawback with that is when I'm in the house, I must choose to also wear house slippers along with these because I don't like the feel of part of my bare-toes being exposed directly to the floor while the rest of my feet are covered. (I don't like walking barefoot anywhere, so this is just an observation that I hadn't considered when ordering. This "slight" just comes with these types of socks).Additionally, they are aesthetically pleasing, but in the few hours that I've been wearing them, they're already exhibiting signs of wear & tear. (That's likely normal for the friction generated by the carpet rubbing against this material, though thread is already loose at the top of the left sock. Is that because the sock is not my normal size or just a flimsy sock? I can't judge that until I try ATLEAST one size larger.)Lastly, they also seem to help diminish physical pain which is absolutely WORST at night.My rating is more like a 3.75 - almost 4 -- not 4. If I had these responses with my normal-size socks, I might be a better judge of their overall