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Question: I'm having my first procedure next week and wondering which sleeves to order. These were recommended by a friend.
Document: Now that I'm pregnant I use them religiously!! !They're comfy, wash well and just a must have.Highly recommended indeed
Relieved my calf cramping/pain. I even wore them to bed overnight, and my legs felt great the next morning!! Didn't bother me, or make me hot throughout the night. Did their job!! Very happy! I can't wait to order more designs!! Thank you Zensah! !
I have low blood pressure and POTS, and these are fantastic. I'm much less dizzy when I wear them and I'm able to do more. These are much more useful for me than the regular Zensah stockings. My doctor recommended these and she was so right, they are so much better than compression stockings. If you're looking for compression for your blood pressure, these are FANTASTIC! I'm going to buy two more pairs.
I have the CEP Progressive+ Calf Sleeves which works very well. This works even better since I'm a petite women with small calf (about 12.5 inches). The material seems thicker than the CEP. I wear the CEP sleeves during my run and this one afterward for recovery. I also bought 2 more for my sisters-in-law who are veteran runners; they really like them and are planning to wear them from hereon.
I ordered these in XL after looking at the sizing suggestions. While I am definitely not fat (I'm going off of BMI here), I have rather large calves, and these made my legs look like sausages (had muffin tops at the top and bottom of the sleeves... not the look I'm really going for.) They did their job, though, and made my shin splints/calf tears heal much more quickly and made it much easier to walk and run during the healing process.
I purchased these after trying Zensah's regular sleeves. The regular sleeves fixed my shin splints after increasing my run distance by 2 miles. I used the ultra compression for some training and for the race (Spartan Sprint, PA). It took place on a ski mountain in Mid July. When I was done, I had almost no soreness in my legs. My legs took a pounding for about 2 hours, but I felt great after. Next year I will try compression shorts or thigh sleeves.
I tried them last night for the first time, and thought they were too tight for my legs, but that must of done the trick, since I didn't feel any pain after my usual 5K jog.
I'm 5'5 and leg varies from 14.5 to 15&#34; circumference. The womens medium fit great and is very comfortable. I wear them all day.
I dislike how Zensah will not exactly say what is the mmHg compression of their products. I suspect because throughout the socks/sleeves there are different levels of compression and they don't want to give away trade secrets.I ordered these because I have painful varicose veins and wanted these for gym use. These do not provide medical level support. Everyone will be different in their support needs. However, if you are seeking a certain compression level I am guessing these provide 15-20 mmHg.
Very good compression and very well made product. I would recommend them if you want a well made sleeve. I have very large calves and the large size worked for me.
Answer: yes