To find the best compression socks for running, we put 10 pairs to the test in the middle of marathon training — and these four best helped soothe our sore legs.

The Physix Gear Sport Compression Socks provide 20-30 mmHg of pressure, which is adequate for running and other sports, as well as post-workout recovery.

Compression socks and stockings apply gentle pressure to your legs and ankles, promoting blood flow from your legs to your heart. ... Class 2. 20-30 mm Hg of pressure; ...

Between their high compression level and merino wool material, these Smartwool Women’s Run compression socks offer temperature-regulation and firm compression. Compression of 20–30 mmHg is ...

This sleeve or ankle-brace style pair of compression socks provide firm, 20-30 mmHg pressure, and are thin and comfortable enough to be worn with an additional pair of socks, or on their own.

Start wearing these top-rated compression socks for travel and running to ease fatigue, pain, reduce swelling, treat varicose veins and more. ... The pressure level is 20-30 mmHg, ...

We ran in different pairs of compression socks from top brands like Swiftwick, 2XU, and CEP, to see if these socks helped reduce post-run swelling. ... Compression Level: 20-30 mmHg: ...

Compression socks are generally considered safe, and side effects from properly fitting compression socks are mild such as skin irritation or indentations. ... (20-30 mmHg) X-Firm (30-40 mmHg) ...

Medical grade compression socks start around 20-30 mmHg and require a prescription, says Churchwell. A health care provider will measure your legs and determine which length, size and compression ...