Doc Miller Toeless Compression Socks Women and Men – Open Toe Calf Support, 20-30mmHg Knee-High Sleeves, Lightweight, 1 Pair

Buy these! They fit is spot on so do the measurements. Fabric/material is top quality as the stitching. They work very well, come in great colors and options. The fabric is not scratchy either. I have CRPS and this is very important to my foot and leg. I've bought other brands experimenting options and Doc Miller is it for me. Very happy customer.

The size chart on tis item is correct.... being my skeptical self. size said M... I ordered small. big misake. couldn't pull te up

Pros: Comfortable, I can wear it through a long workday in a hot environment(I'm a cook) and the impact on my fatigue EOD was immediately noticeable. The best part is despite one leg being a rather tight fit, they had no rolling issues at the calf(at the toes is expected)Cons: I got the purple/grey/black pair and the color is more of a blue than purple/lavender. I still like the color so i wont be returning it, but the product photos should be updated to reflect actual colors upon delivery, some people may care about matching these to their outfit after all.

Excellent fit, great product.

These work, but the colors really become faded when they are stretched over your legs. The inside of the stock is kind of a white layer and when you stretch it over your calf, it becomes much more muted colors.

So far, so good!!! My favorite compression devices of the lot. I have a love/hate relationship with compression socks and have tried a million different pairs that pretty much all seemed like the same product. I much prefer sleeves, but pairs I’ve tried often lack the same amount of compression that a regular compression sock can provide. This time I really wanted to find a set that had decent compression with a good amount of spandex so that they would not be so rough/drying/irritating and difficult to put on. These Doc Miller sleeves aren’t made of the very soothing silky underarmor/spandex material I was hoping for but are still a lot better than my other socks that have very little stretch to them. I put them on like regular compression socks by turning them inside-out to the heel cup, slipping my foot in, then pulling the long part of the sock up over my leg. Excellent fit! But it’s the design that I’m really pleased with.First I’ll start by telling you what I hate about regular compression socks. I have very sensitive feet and legs, so a fresh pair of typical compression socks on Amazon causes me all kinds of discomfort from the sock being too tight or causing soreness and circulation issues around the toes and under the knees, even when fitted correctly. The fabric is often too rough and drying, not only to my legs but to my hands when putting the socks on. This process is usually a real struggle!!! They also seem to get tighter and tighter after each wash, even if hang-drying, to the point that you can’t even turn them right side out anymore because you can’t even fit them over your arm!Now I’ll tell you how Doc Miller sleeves are better than those other socks. They have a unique shape/fit unlike other single-thickness compression socks (the ones that are basically shaped like tube socks). When I took them out of the packaging, I instantly knew I would feel a difference. You can tell just by looking at the shape of them. They have a nice, sensible calf-shaped curve to them, which you know just by looking is going to accommodate and be a good fit for someone with a thicker calf like me. The fact that they are toeless but still cover the ankle so your foot is still going to get some compression, but your toes aren’t going to get pressure sores, is the most valuable game-changer, to me. Again, did I mention that the Doc Miller sleeves allow my toes to be free and comfortable? I just wear a regular cotton sock over these and put on my shoes and heel inserts. I have felt such a big difference when taking these off after standing and walking for 12 hrs straight.I’ve only worn them once but expect that they will hold up much better than my other socks after the wash and dry cycle. Either way, after one wear, I’ve had notably better results and felt the desire to share my positive experience.

As with all compression socks (of fitted correctly) they are difficult to put on. Not as difficult as ones with toes, though. It's a big advantage to be able to start on the mid-arch by pulling the foot part on a little backwards.After I grunt and struggle a while to get them up my legs, they feel quite comfortable. Of course, I'm used to wearing compression socks, so if you're new to them you might not agree.Don't get me wrong, when I take them off at bedtime, there is a sigh of relief. But I also know I can do so much more in a day when I have this support!