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"I'm incredibly happy with these socks. After the first set, I've added 5 more for work. They are very comfortable with both compression and wiggle room in just the right areas. My arches have support but my toes are free to spread!"
"I can’t say enough about these socks! They help keep my feet from hurting and always feel fantastic, even hours later. If you’re thinking about it, I fully recommend!"
"Wore these 2 nights ago to a Melvins concert. I’m an old man and after standing for 3+ hours at Cain’s Ballroom, these socks (combined with the All Day Insoles) absolutely made a difference . Thanks Old Bones."
Compression Socks for Plantar Fasciitis: What They Can and Can't Do
Plantar fasciitis lives on the bottom of the foot, where the band of tissue running from heel to toes gets irritated. For a lot of people the first steps out of bed are the worst part of the day. Compression socks won't fix that. What they can add is general support for feet and legs that are putting in long hours.
Every pair has built-in arch support and a cushioned footbed, with 15-20 mmHg graduated compression that's firmest at the ankle and eases up the calf. Many people with plantar fasciitis wear them for that snug, supported feel through a workday, a shift on concrete or a long walk.
Build the rest of your setup
A sock is one layer of support, not the whole plan. For arch support inside your shoe, look at our orthotic insoles. For compression focused around the foot and ankle, see our compression sleeves for plantar fasciitis. Heel pain that's getting worse, lasts for weeks or changes the way you walk is worth getting checked by a healthcare provider.
Check the sizing guide before you order, then pick a style from the full compression socks range.
FAQs
Do compression socks help plantar fasciitis?
Compression socks aren't a fix for plantar fasciitis. What ours add is built-in arch support, a cushioned footbed and 15-20 mmHg graduated compression, which some people like for general support on long days. For heel pain that's severe or not improving, see a healthcare provider.
Compression socks, sleeves or insoles for plantar fasciitis?
They do different jobs, and plenty of people combine them. Insoles add arch support inside the shoe, an ankle compression sleeve concentrates compression around the foot and ankle, and a compression sock covers you from the foot to the knee. If you're not sure where to start, ask a healthcare provider.
Can I wear compression socks with orthotic insoles?
Yes. The insole supports the arch from below and the sock adds compression and a cushioned footbed, so the two pair easily. Just check that your shoe still fits comfortably with both in place.