"The Old Bones compression sleeves are making my joints feel younger. At 32, I still feel very much in my prime for skateboarding and snowboarding, but sometimes my joints don’t. I’ve been wearing the compression sleeves on my knee and ankle for almost two weeks now and man, do I feel a difference!"
"“Feels like I’m wearing nothing at all!” The sleeve is so comfy and supportive, I sometimes forget that I’m wearing it. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a new ankle sleeve."
"I’m 50 years with bad everything from being a former pack mule in a parachute (Army grunt). I skated as a kid, boogie boarded and surfed as an adult and now ride a Onewheel. As my body says no but my brain says yes, these ankle sleeves have allowed me to enjoy another board sport."
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The Compression Ankle Sleeve is medical-grade knitted compression with silicone gel padding, slim enough to wear in sneakers, skate shoes or work boots. For cold or heat after a long day, add the Ankle Ice Sleeve. For fit and fabric details, see our ankle compression sleeves, or find the right fit for your sport or injury on the ankle braces page.
FAQs
What’s the difference between an ankle brace and an ankle sleeve?
“Ankle brace” is the umbrella term. A sleeve is the lightest kind: a knitted tube you pull on that compresses the whole joint and moves with you. Heavier braces add straps, stays or a hard shell to hold the ankle more firmly. The Compression Ankle Sleeve is the sleeve kind, with silicone gel padding for extra protection.
How do I pick the right size ankle sleeve?
Measure around the narrowest part of your leg, just above the ankle bone, and match it to the size chart. The Compression Ankle Sleeve comes in Medium, Large and X-Large. It should feel snug without pinching or leaving deep marks.
Is an ankle sleeve a good choice for older adults?
Plenty of people with older, well-used ankles like a pull-on sleeve because there are no straps to adjust and it fits inside everyday shoes. If you have a circulation condition, diabetes or balance problems, check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression.