Compression Socks – Black
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Compression Socks – Black
Resonance Compression Socks use graduated compression technology designed to support circulation and reduce fatigue in the lower leg.
Compression is strongest at the ankle and gradually reduces up the leg to encourage healthy blood flow during activity, recovery, travel, or long periods of standing.
Note: Item is non-refundable due to hygiene reasons.
- Helps reduce swelling and fatigue - Supports improved circulation - Accelerates recovery after activity - Ideal for travel or long periods of standing - Greater comfort and stability
80% Anti-pilling Nylon 10% Lycra Elastane 10% Spandex
International orders - duties and taxes are always covered.
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