TechWare Pro Ankle Brace Compression Sleeve – Plantar Fasciitis Sock. Relieves Achilles Tendonitis. Foot Arch Support Reduces Joint Pain, Swelling & Heel Spur Pain. Injury Recovery Braces for Sports

Supportive, Comfortable, and Made a Real Difference
I purchased these after fracturing my fifth metatarsal and needing support during recovery—especially when I wasn’t wearing my walking boot, like around the house for short movements.These compression sleeves have worked extremely well. I wear a women’s US size 9.5–10 shoe, and I went with the XXL. When my foot isn’t swollen, they fit perfectly—snug but not too tight. But when swelling flares up, I’m especially glad I chose the XXL. If swelling wasn’t an issue, I could probably wear an XL.They provide great support and stability without feeling restrictive. They help with pressure, swelling, and arch support, and I’ve noticed reduced discomfort during and after wear. The sleeves are well made, easy to slip on, and hold their shape nicely over time.After receiving my first pair, I ended up buying a second pair about a month later, since my recovery period is about three months long. Having two allows me to rotate them out and always have a clean pair ready. I also plan to continue wearing them after I’m released from the walking boot and transition into a firm tennis shoe for extra support.If you’re recovering from a foot injury—especially one like a metatarsal fracture—and need added stability and relief, I highly recommend these.***A few months later and I am back walking with Hoka tennis shoes. The compression sleeve is still helping because I do 9K+ steps a day and my foot that was broken swells up a lot. The only problem I am noticing is that as time goes on and I hand wash and air dry these, the end piece near my toes curls and rides up. I wont knock a star off, because I have gotten good use out of them but there seems to be an expiration date, so to speak so I may need to discard these and buy new ones. Overall, still very helpful.

Very helpful.
Definitely helps relieve the pressure points in your foot where the fasciitis sets in. You can walk better, with more confidence and comfort, with these supportive socks.

They really squeeze (See Update)
Purchased for my wife who is seeking relief from a heel spur and fallen arches.She works in a pharmacy and is on her feet most of the work day. Has tried compression stockings and several other items of varying price and complexity. Bought the L/XL size as recommended for her ladies size 9 shoe size. Noticed they were extremely tight and took two of us to fit them before she left for work in the morning. Said she took them off a few hours later when both feet started to ache from the extreme compression. She realizes that it may take a few times before the material relaxes a bit so they don’t bind as tight. At the price we paid, it wasn’t a big investment but at this point the judges are out on whether this product will be helpful in the long term or not*** UPDATE **** Chrissy from TechWare reached out after initial review and offered to let my wife try a larger size “free of charge” . She shipped them out AIR MAIL with free shipping the same day. Totally outstanding service. It’s a rare thing to find anywhere in today’s market these days. We are very happy with their service and would highly recommend trying out their products. What have you got to lose with this kind of service ? The compression sleeves do a fair job at relieving the pain she experiences from a tendon spur. A proper size is key so they don’t squeeze so tight that they cut off your circulation.

Great foot arch support and pain alleviation!

Muy buen producto, buena presión logró mejorar mi malestar de tobillo

Have been using these for a few months now and I really like them – they are better than most sleeve like braces I have tried because there is no ridge at either end where all the stitching is at so there is no discomfort when you put on a pair of shoes or sock over it. There is a slight amount of piling starting around the heel but no thinning of material.