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Wide calf knee high compression socks, Blue / Navy / Green
20-30 mmHg · Wide calf

Wide calf knee high compression socks, Blue / Navy / Green

4.4 from 142 ratings
$24.991 size

This 3 pairs pack provides wide calf knee highs in a rotation of blue, navy, and green. A standard knee high stretched over an 18 inch calf pulls thin and cuts at the top welt, but this broad knit allows the synthetic fabric to rise without constricting the leg. Built from durable nylon, each sock applies firm 20-30 mmHg graduated pressure that remains tightest around the ankle and eases upward toward the knee band.

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Compression
20-30 mmHg, graduated
Fiber content
Nylon
Pack
3 pairs per box
Toe
Closed toe
Colors in this pack
Blue / Navy / Green
Sizes listed
Medium
Care
Machine and Hand 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
Medium on this page - $24.99 Check price
01

Cool toned trio

The pack supplies distinct blue, navy, and green pairs to rotate through the week without wearing plain black. The synthetic dye holds fast through repeated laundering in a standard washer cycle.

02

Wider barrel for broad lower legs

Standard knee highs bind when stretched past a 16 inch calf circumference, creating pressure points at the top welt. This wider cut accommodates larger proportions so the material covers the lower leg evenly from the heel to just below the knee fold.

03

Firm 20-30 mmhg donning and pressure

At 20-30 mmHg, the mechanical tension is significantly stiffer than milder 15-20 grades. Pulling this dense nylon weave over the heel cup takes deliberate hand strength, and using rubber gloves helps grip the fabric during morning application.

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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