Sigvaris - 232Cllw99/S - 232Cllw - Calfongomens W/Grip Top

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Product Specifications

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Brand: Sigvaris
Sold By: Pair
Gender: Female
Compression Rating: 20-30 mmHg
Product Color: Black
Legs Type: Knee High
Application: Medical Graduated Compression Therapy

Product Overview

Sigvaris - 232CLLW99/S - Calf Open-Toe Men's Compression Socks with Grip Top

The Sigvaris 232CLLW99/S Calf Open-Toe Men's Compression Socks with Grip Top provide targeted support and comfort for improved circulation. Designed with a breathable, open-toe construction and a secure grip top, these compression socks ensure a non-slip fit while allowing airflow. Ideal for daily wear, travel, or recovery, they offer consistent compression to reduce swelling and fatigue.

Features:
- Open-toe design for breathability and comfort
- Grip top band prevents slipping during movement
- Graduated compression (20-30 mmHg) for enhanced circulation
- Durable, moisture-wicking fabric for all-day wear
- Seamless construction to minimize irritation

Specifications:
- Compression Level: 20-30 mmHg (Class 2)
- Material: High-quality nylon and spandex blend
- Size: S (fits calf circumference 12-14 inches)
- Color: Black
- Style: Calf-length, open-toe

Use Suggestion:
Wear these compression socks during long periods of standing, travel, or post-activity recovery to promote blood flow and reduce leg discomfort. For best results, put them on in the morning and remove before bedtime.

Product Reviews

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2 Reviews

  • 3
    Open toe aberration.

    Posted by marlene m. in foryourlegs on Feb 25th 2022

    I usually wear The Sigvaris natural rubber which is the best but I wanted to try the opaque open toe knee high (30-40 mm Hg) particularly for the summer and open toed footwear and I was quite disappointed. Once I put them on, the stockings covered 2 of my toes completely. I had never experienced that with any Sigvaris pair I had ordered previously. After wearing the stockings that day, after taking them off, I noticed below the silicone band the double stitching was loose and I felt this was a a quality control issue as Sigvaris stockings have always been well made. I telephoned For your Legs

  • 4
    New stockings, problem fit with new increased pressure, help wanted!

    Posted by Mark H. in foryourlegs on Feb 25th 2022

    I have been purchasing the closed toe, LS 20-30 for years. They are the best fit of all the brands I have tried. They work well. My cardiologist told me to increase the pressure to 30-40. I purchased them and have been using them. Unfortunately, they seem to slip on my ankle creating a tight spot that cuts off my circulation from my foot and lower ankle up. This can be painful, and while pulling up the stockings solves the problem, it returns within a short period of time. This problem primarily happens on my left leg, which is has more edema and more permanent damage from past episodes of cel