Copper Compression Calf Sleeves for Shin Splints, Varicose Veins, Arthritis, Sprains, Running, Cycling - Men & Women - 1 Pair

I’ve never used a compression sleeve before, I wanted to start running but I kept getting shin splints, then I would take a break from the exercise and then the splints came back, a never ending cycle! Super frustrating and makes it hard to continue running. Now, I am doing plenty of splint-targeted stretching this time around and these Pace compression sleeves are a great addition to my strategy to finally overcome these splints. The sleeves reduce splint discomfort when running, they really help and they are very effective to use post-runs as well. In fact, I am finding that I like to wear them around the house when I am just relaxing. I even bought my wife a pair! She's post-partum and she says they have made walking around more comfortable because of the better blood flow. They just make my legs feel great If you are reading this, just go ahead and buy them, they are definitely worth it.

I received these a week ago and have been wearing them to alleviate the pain from shin splints. The pain that I had experienced for two months went away in less than 48 hours and hasn't come back at all, even as I started back in my walking program. I walked 4 miles this morning and felt absolutely no pain at all. And there is no longer any tenderness in the tissue area where I had been experiencing the pain. They fit perfectly, give me great support, and are so comfortable, I don't realize I have them on. I wear them 24 hours a day and couldn't be happier. I only take them off to shower. I am sold on these. Great product and arrived on time as well.

I purchased these sleeves in size M. Initially, I tried to put them on by pulling the sleeve over my foot with the wide side first. However, this proved difficult for me because the narrow part of the sleeve is tight and pulling it from the wider side was hard. So, I figured a simpler way: Turn the sleeve inside-out and pull it over the foot with the narrow side first as far as it goes; then, pull the sleeve from the wider side over itself as I pull it over the calf! The net result is that the sleeve is now in place with the inside in. To take it off, do the reverse: pull from the upper part first and over the calf so that when it is out it is turned inside out. The M size fits me well and it tight enough to provide comfort during workouts and while walking.

I have been dealing with shin splints while running for several months now and they have just kept getting worse and my runs have suffered. Inside runs, treadmills, it doesn't matter. I have tried different shoes, different terrain (sp?) while running outside, different strides/speeds, strengthening exercises, nothing seems to really help. I came on to Amazon and started researching shin splint compression sleeves and ran across Copper Compression. After reading the reviews and looking at their website I decided to give them a whirl. When I did my first run with them, I used different shoes then what I normally run in. Big mistake. I got shin splints big time! However, I seemed to recover from them much faster than I normally do. My next run was in my normal running shoes but on the treadmill and it was awesome! No pain!!!! It was great! I did have some pretty good muscle fatigue in my calves but I was okay with that. LOL My runs since then have been so nice and relatively comfortable. I still get shin splints but they aren't nearly as bad and my recovery time is faster. I've only had these about a week so I can only imagine what continued use is going to be like. I am very excited and so glad that I got these!

I purchased these with the hopes of still being able to be active without any pain. After wearing them for a while, I never noticed any difference. I believe it is a great product, just not for my pain. After contacting customer service, which is the greatest people I have dealt with, I got a full refund without any issues at all.

My teenager just started football season and was complaining of shin splints. When these arrived he started to wear them to practice and games. I have not heard one complaint of shin splints. They work wonders.

I like the copper metal infusion as it makes these compression sleeves noticeably and nicely cool feeling, temperature-wise. They are strong compression. I am a 16" calf, so I got the medium which tops out at 16". They were quite a struggle to get on. After a couple of hours of wearing them, my feet became swollen. Too tight. I'm getting a large-size pair instead. If you don't need super nuclear compression for medical reasons, and you are on the edge of a size, I'd size up when ordering. You'll still get a solid compression effect for sure because they are quite strong, but they won't be so hard to put on and be so super-nuclear compressive.

Make sure you get two sizes up didn't fit me at all. Gave them away.