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49 socks in five sections Calf 10.5 to 29 inch 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg Sizes to 5X-Large
Low cut ankle compression socks, Black
Elastic support · Ankle

Low cut ankle compression socks, Black

4.0 from 182 ratings
$19.991 size

This pack contains 3 pairs of low cut socks knit in solid black. The yarn blends 70% bamboo viscose with polyester, nylon, and spandex for a smooth surface that hides dark gym shoe marks better than light alternatives. A padded sole runs under the footbed, framed by arch support and an ankle-height collar. Size Large matches shoe sizes 9 through 11.5.

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Compression
Elastic support, no rated gauge
Fiber content
70% Viscose made from bamboo,19% Polyester,6% Nylon,5% Spandex
Pack
3 pairs per box
Toe
Closed toe
Footbed
Cushioned
Colors in this pack
Black
Sizes listed
Large
Care
Machine Wash

Sizes and prices

Each size is a separate listing with its own price. These are sized by shoe size, not by calf.

SizeShoe sizePriceLink
Large on this page 9-11.5 $19.99 Check price
01

All-black bamboo yarn blend

The fabric is made from 70% bamboo viscose, 19% polyester, 6% nylon, and 5% spandex. The solid black dye resists visual scuffing inside athletic shoes, though the dark surface shows light household lint after drying.

02

Padded base and internal shoe volume

Extra yarn lines the underside of the foot for a cushioned base beneath the heel and forefoot. This extra thickness softens ground impact, but it takes up noticeable space in narrow or low-profile athletic footwear.

03

Low-cut ankle collar and Large sizing

Size Large matches US shoe sizes 9 through 11.5. The low-cut band rests right at the ankle, where the elastic cuff can leave a light impression on wider feet or slip downward during lateral drills.

Chart as the maker prints it

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Brand SizeShoe Size
S4-5.5
M6-8.5
L9-11.5
XL12-14.5

Keeping this pair alive

Compression comes from spandex under tension. Heat relaxes spandex permanently, so the two things that kill a compression sock are a hot wash and a hot dryer. Nothing else comes close.

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