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First compression sleeve that fit like they say they would and are easy to put on. I have tried every brand out there (Nursley, Funky Sock Co, Dr Woof, Queen Bee etc) and NOTHING has fit so well or so easy to wear. Going to order more (toeless this time) - just wish you had more colours/patterns

Ik heb de kousen gebruikt en had meteen effect geen vermoeide benen na een dag werken (staan) Geweldig !!!! Zeer tevreden.

I have varicose veins that have been causing a lot of pain in my legs. Never liked the thought of wearing compression socks because I've always heard they are hot and difficult to put on. Then there's also stories I've read from people that are plus size with large calves, like myself, and they have tried numerous brands that claimed to be fit comfortably but fell short of that claim. I read a post on Facebook where someone was singing the praises for Zeta compression socks so I decided to buy a pair to try them since my legs were hurting so much any time I had to stand or walk for long periods of time. Now that I've worn them, I too can sing their praises. They fit great! I bought the sleeve type, not the sock. The top band does not roll down, and does not leave a horrible impression on my skin when I take them off so I know they are not too tight. The quality is good, they are very comfortable, and bring lots of relief. The compression is gentle but effective. I can't get over how much better my legs feel at the end of the day. Now I feel like I can start walking around the neighborhood after work instead of sitting on the couch with my legs elevated. I will definitely be ordering more. I highly recommend Zeta compression sleeves for anyone that has large calves and wants comfortable relief for their painful legs. So glad I found out about this company! Thank you Zeta!!!

Endlich ein Paar Kompressionsstulpen für sehr kräftige Waden. Angenehme Kompression, leicht anzuziehen, super Verarbeitet. Werde mir noch ein weiteres Paar bestellen.

When I took them out of the package my first thought was "they're not going to fit."And they almost didn't.I have had them on for almost an hour and the longer I have them on the better they feel.My calves don't feel like balloons that are filled to capacity anymore.At the bottom is a next day update.I bought the size up because I am sort of in between the size ranges and I am glad I did because if I had bought the "right size" I am sure they wouldn't have fit.I only gave them 4 stars because of their sizing issue, I highly doubt that someone with a 28" calf could get these on, at least not without a lot of help and some blood, sweat, and tears.I got the sleeves almost 2 hours ago and to be honest it took me nearly 30 minutes to get them on because of mobility issues and because when they would bunch the pressure would cause them to sink into my leg (because of edema) and then I would have to overcome this by pulling the bunched portion up and over the valley it created.These are the first compression socks/sleeves I have ever worn so I am not hip to any tricks on how to get them on quicker and easier yet, but I learned a lot from my first experience.I tried rolling them first, but this didn't work, it made the whole process harder because the rolled up material became harder to stretch and would dig in much easier and once that happened getting the rolled band out of the edema valleys was next to impossible.What did seem to work best was to fold the sleeve over itself in half and once I got it over my foot, which was an adventure in itself, I then was able to slide the rest up until it ran out of material to slide against and it began to bunch up as I needed to pull up from the bottom to get more fabric to complete the job.I am sure as I use these more I will discover more and more tricks.With all the pulling and tugging I was doing on these, I never once felt like they were going to rip.Right after I put them on I thought I made a mistake, but decided to leave them on for a bit to see if they continued to feel funky.The longer I have had them on the better they feel.So far they have helped reduce the size of my calves a little, I notice the reduction.I suspect they will further reduce the size as the night goes on.One other thing, my calves were feeling hard before I put the sleeves on but since I have had the sleeves on one has really softened up and the other is noticeably softer.I am sorry for writing such a long review, but I wrote the sort of review I was looking for when I bought these.I suppose I could have just said "they're good, will buy more" and been done with it.I hope whoever is reading this has found this helpful.****Next day Update****Taking the sleeves off before bed was a chore, but mostly because it was hard getting them past my ankles.I could tell my calves had reduced in size, but frankly at the size they are unless the reductions are huge they will still pretty much look the same.The muscles were softer, more supple; in previous days my calves have been drum tight and that's the main reason I got the sleeves, I have been worried about the constant pressure on my calves, which is always worse in the summer.This morning my calves still seemed to be less plump, and the muscles were more supple then they have been. I was debating on whether to go through the struggle of putting the sleeves back on but when I saw and felt how much better my calves were today, that made my decision for me.Turns out, putting them on this morning was much easier.Yes, there was a bit of a struggle, mostly trying to get them past my ankle and on trying to get a good grip of the material on the outer portion of my leg, which is harder for me to get to; but all in all putting them on was no where near as difficult as when I first put them on, in fact I was kind of surprised at how much easier it was (it was encouraging).Now that they have been on for a little bit this morning, they feel nicer today. There was one area that dug into my leg yesterday, it was up near my knee on the inner side of my leg, which began the moment I put the sleeves on. Both sides did it, but one was worse than the other and no matter how much I moved the fabric around, it remained tight and at one point I thought about cutting the fabric at the top to relieve the pressure, but images of the entire thing snapping off my leg like a big rubber band or a balloon popping came to mind so I let be for the moment.Anyway, so far today either sleeve hasn't dug into my leg yet so that's promising as well.So, all in all they are working and I would say they are worth it.I wanted to test them out before I bought more and I will definitely be buying more.

I purposely bought these sleeves because I don't want too much pressure, and I want to be able to put them on and take them off easily. That is exactly what I got. They are perfect for me, but if you are looking for strong pressure you may want to check out some other sleeves that offer that.

I'm new to the "joys" of compression legwear. My cardiologist recommended I wear compression stockings for edema. Finding the right pair of compression stockings can be like an orthopedic version of Rubik's Cube - they fit the calves but not the feet; or the feet but not the ankles...then another fits the calves but not the toes.... AACK! Long story short, the first pair I tried of a different brand of toeless compression stockings cut into my ankles and it was actually harder to get them off than put them on in the first place, and putting them on was a workout. SO... back to the search.... I tried Zeta because they were described as easier to get on/off, comfortable, most importantly, there were sizes for large calves... (mine are 20") but I didn't want to cover ankles due to the rut the other brand dug into them. I purchased the short XXL as recommended by Zeta rep. On I used a dressing aid for socks to get it over my foot and the upper part was fine but, the short end got "stuck" halfway over my foot and wouldn't budge. Now the Zeta calf support was on my leg, stretching from just under the knee to halfway up my foot. Frustrated but figuring something was better than nothing, I decided to leave it that way and monitor during the day for ruts in my ankles. At the end of the day, there was not a noticeable increase in the uncovered part of my foot - and minimal wrinkling at the ankles - no ruts! I may have found the solution to my fitting issues, unorthodox as it is. I have also purchased a full-length XXL toeless stocking from Zeta but haven't tried it yet. In the meantime, this works very very well and am ordering another pair of this style.