A bit disappointed...

A. · 21 March 2025

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I can’t put a whole lot of blame for my out of proportion legs

H. · 17 November 2024

I should have realized when taking my measurements to decide what size to order that these probably will not work for me according to my measurements. According to the size chart, I would need to order a size medium to fit my calves in a size large to fit my thighs. I figured that I would get the best fit by ordering a large to make sure that they would fit my entire leg. I will say that I am short also, Only 5 ‘1”. The problem that I had with these is that with these measurements they fit loose in my calf, where I need the most compression, and tight in my thigh, where I actually put a run in them when putting them on. I feel like these would work well if they fit your measurements. If your legs are like mine and two different parts are two different sizes I would not recommend using this style of compression hose.

Notice for the short folks like myself....

L. · 18 November 2024

I recently tried out these thigh-high compression stockings with an open-toe design, and I like them for the most part. They’re super comfy, and the compression is just right for all-day support. The only thing is, I’m 5'4", and they’re a bit long for my short legs—I have to fold over the whole top part, which can be a little annoying. But other than that, they’re really well-made and seem like they’ll last a long time. If you’re taller, you’ll probably find them to fit perfectly, but if you’re on the shorter side like me, just be ready for a little adjustment now and then. Overall, I’d totally recommend these for their comfort and solid support!

These thigh length compression stockings are comfy and help with circulation while looking great

D.&.N.W. · 24 November 2024

My husband got me interested in compression socks after his DVT issues while flying across the country a year or so ago. He prefers the knee length compression socks, but I like the compression pantyhose or thigh length stockings myself. These are open toed models to allow my toes to wiggle freely and they come up to the tops of my thighs. These are definitely not easy to pull or roll up, but if they were then the compression wouldn't really be doing its job at helping with blood circulation and I might as well wear normal thigh high hosiery without compression. These stockings were opaque black and were very comfortable once in place.

Very comfortable to wear

C. · 13 November 2024

Right out of the package, they seemed a bit short but they did have a lot of stretch. once on, they were more than long enough, coming up quite far on my thighs. The silicone dots on the top band kept them in place and never moved. On the bottom, there were no tight spots around my foot. The compression is good, and comfortably snug up my leg. There was a little bunching behind my knee when bent, but it never was an issue. Having the open toes helped a lot with the comfort, no squished toes. I wor it about 6 hours with no comfort issues at all.