Doc Miller Compression Ankle Brace: Foot Arch Support for Women & Men

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Canada on Nov 05, 2023

StephanieStephanie: I wore these around the house for a couple hours the first day I got them to see how they fit and thought they would do the job. The next day I wore them out for about 2 hours and when I got home and took them off they were all ready falling apart at the seems on the ankle. Very poor quality. I will be returning them

Canada on Jul 30, 2023

Félix Vallejo: Tenía una fractura y me ayudó mucho a dar estabilidad y regresar a mis actividades !

Son muy buenas las lavas y no pierden estabilidad

Mexico on Mar 29, 2023

Félix Vallejo: Son muy buenas y hacer soporte me gu at aria mas tallas

Mexico on Mar 29, 2023

Frequent Shopper USA: I was skeptical about buying these socks because nothing seemed to work for relief of my neuropathy. I have polyneuropathy and get burning and pain in my feet. These socks really help. I will be getting another pair

United States on Feb 12, 2023

CSH: I really like Doc Miller knee braces so I decided to try the ankle socks. Not the same fabric. Socks are stiff and very little stretch. Not good for folks with arthritic hands/fingers as it takes a lot of hand strength to get them on. Also they run small . I'm supposedly a large by the chart and measurements. Couldn't get those on at all so I ordered an XL pair. Still very hard to pull on. I won't be buying any more socks. But I still highly recommend the knee braces.

United States on Jan 30, 2023

Happy_amazon_customer_87Happy_amazon_customer_87: I am in my 30s. I have suffered from plantar Fasciitis for a few years now.

Several years ago I made the choice to live the barefoot lifestyle. As a result, all my socks I owned were thrown out several years ago!!!.

As such I have to be in bare feet at all times every day all day all year long!!! However with plantar fasciitis sometimes being barefoot it hurts my feet

So a freind referred me to these socks. My friend too suffers from plantar Fasciitis, they said they worked amazing. So I ordered the XXL grey. They came in the other day. I wore them all day today.

Let me just say these socks work!!!!!!!!!! Within an hour of having them on this morning my usually persistent foot pain went away!!!!!!!

And best of all because these socks are open toe I can still be barefoot as the toes are exposed in these socks.

DO NOT wear socks over top of these. There's no need to. These socks are plenty long. They also stretch so if your exposed bare toes get cold during the day just pull them more over your toes. Or if you wear them with running shoes (sneakers) just pull them up more to cover your toes more :).

I wore them in my running shoes all...

United States on May 06, 2021

Denise: WOW, I’ll tell you the truth , I am on disability
For arthritis, slipped disc,crumbling of the spine the list goes on , but my feet and ankles can give me the worst pain ever , they get so swollen I can’t walk , it just awful, I suffer from plantar fasciitis, I have so many of these sleeves, quite costly , I would buy xl still wouldn’t fit over my swollen toes, feet , I tried so many trying to see if what they in there descriptions say xxl would fit , but I came across this and saw the offered bigger sizes , I have very swollen feet , so I need the bigger size to get them on , not only amazing delivery , and a coupon to be used on any other product they sell , the fit yes they fit, with plenty of compression to help with the swelling , I shall soon buy another pair , you know , one in the wash one to wear lol
So yes people these are true to there size ..
I ❤️ these

Canada on May 07, 2020

Michael Hare: I have a size 13 foot and tried the XL and now the XXL and I simply cannot pull this sock on. I am not disabled , arthritis or any other factor of that sort . I actually tried these because my am and pm ''date'' with my very strong 30-40 mmHg full calf to open toe socks are a ''workout'' but I can get them on and they are working fabulously for leg swelling after a DVT (blood clot) in my leg 5 months ago . Luckily have done wonderfully well on Eliquis (blood thinner ) and my swelling has gone down from 3'' bigger around at mid calf to now 1/2''. I think the clot is now fully dissolved but since this leg has always been the one that swelled on long flights/ drives I will continue to use . My grand plan was to ''split '' the stocking with using the calf sleeve plus the sock and thought it would be easy . Didn't work for me due to my very high arches . As far as the product (Doc Miller) ; I have tried several other brands and these hold their shape and compression better than 3 others I tried. Important : don't put in hot dryer ; line dry . The heat makes the elastic brittle . My rating at 5 months is A+ (or in this world 5 stars@ ) Shipping great ! / return x 1 has been fast and...

United States on Mar 14, 2019

NikodemusNikodemus: These are my first plantar fasciitis sleeves and at first I ordered the wrong size because instead of measuring my arch & ankle as indicated I ASSumed and went by my foot size. (insert dorkweed emoticon here)
Nevertheless instead of insulting me like I deserved and charging me for shipping, the merchant/seller respectfully and politely replaced both foot and ankle sleeves (see pics).
Both are different material and seem very well made, and for me and my 3EEE foot they are snug and provide excellent support. I read all of the bad reviews and outside of people making ordering mistakes like me and erroneously thinking the sizing is all wrong, those who criticize the quality must be talking about another product or maybe work for a competitor.
I'm going to try a couple other brands for comparison and durability, but after a couple weeks I can't imagine how anything could be made any better and be as durable, especially since they are tight and you really have to pull & work them on into position. With what it takes to pull them on I expected the tops to be stretched out right away, but there's only a minor stretch on the top of the foot sleeves, which has no impact on...

United States on Jan 15, 2019