The compression ankle sockprovides firm compression on the arch of the foot and around the heel-instep line. Under the foot runs the plantar fascia, which connects the heel bone to the ball of the forefoot. This extra compression is important to maintain the natural arch of the sole and relieve the plantar fascia, which will reduce the sagging of the arch. Stretched ligaments and weaker muscles are now corrective supported. This makes an important contribution to preventing irritation of the plantar fascia and keeps the arch of the foot taut.
Many walkers and sometimes runners are familiar with the phenomenon of 'swollen' feet during and after a strenuous walk or run. Until now, there was no remedy for this other than elevating the legs during breaks and after exertion. But now there is a solution: Herzog Sport Compression Ankle Socks.
The cause of this discomfort lies mainly in the binding of fluid with the protein-rich waste products released during exercise. This fluid (edema) cannot be removed quickly enough from the feet and ankles by the venous system during exercise. A contribution to faster drainage can be made by applying controlled compression from the outside. A technique that was developed by Herzog already in the 90s of the 20th century and has been continuously perfected.
Extra compression on the arch of the foot and ankle region, tapering towards the bottom of the calf, ensures:
When you use the ankle sock in combination with the compression tube, it is possible to keep the tube on longer, even after training or a match. This is because compression is applied to the entire lower leg.
Many users find our Herzog Compression Ankle Socks to be a bullseye. Not only are they extremely effective in combating heel spursand reducing fluid retention, but they are also wonderful running socks.
Characteristics of the optimal running sock are:
In short, this is a sock with effective therapeutic action and it is also a superior running sock.
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Round measurements to whole numbers
Measure the relief of the leg 1 cm below the knee crease.
Tip: place two fingers in the knee crease, below is the first measuring point.
Measure the largest circumference of the calf
Measure the smallest leg circumference above the ankle joints.
Measure the heel-instep line.
Measure the length from the ground to 1 cm below the knee crease.
Measure the circumference 1cm below the knee crease. Tip: place two fingers in the knee crease, below is the first measuring point.
Measure the thickest circumference of the calf.
Measure the narrowest circumference of the ankle.
Measure the length from the ground to 1 cm below the knee crease.
Measure the thickest circumference of the calf.
Measure the narrowest circumference of the ankle.
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Customer service
Mail: info@herzogmedical.com
Phone: +31 (0)3 427 450 41