PRO Compression Socks Black
PRO Compression Socks Black
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✅ Customer rating of 4.6/5 on Trustpilot based on 788 reviews
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
Herzog Medical strives to ship orders paid before 1:00 PM within one business day of receipt. For orders over €60, there are no shipping costs within the Netherlands and Belgium.
Returns?
You can return products within 14 days of purchase. Items must be unworn and in their original packaging. You can find more information about returns here.
Material
Material
The Herzog PRO socks are made from a high-quality blend of 72% polyamide, 26% elastane, and 2% polyester, providing the perfect combination of stretch, durability, and comfort. The premium German yarns guarantee consistent quality and longevity, ensuring the socks retain their shape and support even during intensive use. The result is a lightweight, secure fit that offers optimal freedom of movement during sports and everyday use.
Short, long or extra long?
Short, long or extra long?
When choosing your size, you can select short, long or extra long. The correct length depends on the length of your lower leg.
How to measure:
Sit down with your knees at a 90-degree angle and measure the distance from the floor to 1 cm below the back of your knee.
- up to 38 cm
- between 39 and 46 cm
- 47 cm and above
This ensures the stocking fits your leg length perfectly. After all, someone who is 198 cm tall needs a different stocking length than someone who is 160 cm tall.
Technology
Technology
The Herzog PRO Compression Socks were developed with a medical background (MDR) and utilize graduated, tapered compression. This means the pressure is highest around the ankles and gradually decreases towards the knees. This technology stimulates blood circulation, reduces muscle vibration, and supports recovery. The result: a lower risk of injury, faster recovery after exertion, and greater stability during exercise.
This is how to make your socks last longer
This is how to make your socks last longer
You can easily extend the life of your Herzog PRO Compression Socks by caring for them properly. Wash the socks at a maximum temperature of 30 degrees Celsius, do not use fabric softener, and do not iron or tumble dry. This will help the yarns retain their elasticity and maintain optimal compression, allowing you to benefit from their supportive effect for longer.
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Positive
It helps well against plantar fasciitis. After a few days, it has improved significantly.
Georgine, Bijlham September 14, 2026
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Lovely support stockings in cool colors!
Supportive during running sessions, also protective against sharp branches and shrubs, and a nice item for your outfit! What more could you want?
Paulien, Dalfsen August 23, 2026
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Fast delivery and great product!
My order was already at the post office within a day and with me a day later. I often suffer from shin splint injuries, and the running compression socks fit perfectly and do their job great. The other compression socks also fit well and do their job. If you have wide calves, this brand is definitely recommended!
Joost, Soest 27-8-2026
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Great quality and a perfect fit
By measuring your lower leg at several points, you can choose the exact right size stocking. The quality of the material of the stocking also looks very good and feels good. I also immediately ordered socks for my daily walks; these also provide good support and have the same quality.
Jeniffer, Breda September 14, 2026
Kiyoh Score 8.9 | 305 reviews
Herzog's unique sizing system
Always the perfect fit
At Herzog, they understand that every athlete's calf contours are unique. That's why Herzog uses a sizing system that measures the leg at six points. Ideal compression can never be guaranteed based solely on shoe size or calf circumference. With Herzog, you choose a perfect fit.
Why choose Herzog Compression Socks?
Unique sizing system
Herzog Medical works with a unique measuring system in which the leg is measured at 6 points. This way you are always assured of an ideal fit and a perfect compression progression.
Medical quality mark
Herzog compression socks are medically certified and comply with the MDR quality mark. This guarantees that all claims are scientifically substantiated. Physiotherapists and sports doctors recommend our socks for injury prevention.
Technological details
- Medically Certified
- Pressure class 2
- 23-32 mmHG compression
- Decreasing pressure gradient from the ankle to the knee
- Flat seams to prevent blistering
- Optimal heat regulation through high-quality microfibers
Operation
- Prevents muscle pain and common sports injuries such as: calf complaints, shin splint and Achilles tendon injuries
- Faster recovery from lower leg injuries, very suitable for injury treatment.
- Improves blood circulation and the removal of waste products, reduces tired legs after training
Maximaliseer uw prestaties
Stiff calves, a sensitive Achilles tendon, or shin splints are common among runners. The unique compression profile of Herzog compression socks keeps the calf muscle compact and helps absorb shock during running. As a result, tensile forces on the Achilles tendon and tibial membrane are reduced, and your legs stay fresher longer during training.
More about how compression worksScientific figures highlighted
90%
All athletes are no longer confronted with recurring injury complaints with Herzog socks
84%
Van de Herzog users experience fewer injuries
80%
Of the athletes indicate that they recover faster with Herzog socks
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