Compression stockings are something a little different than sports socks. Although both are used in sports, each of these products fulfils a slightly different role. As the term "compression" reveals, compression plays an important role. And what are these socks actually used for?
- Promote blood circulation
- Fix a specific muscle
- Increase performance
Quality compression socks affect not only your performance in a given sport, but subsequently contribute to better muscle recovery. Thanks to the fact that there are other alternatives, you can use them not only on the legs, but also on the arms.
Compression stockings and their design
We have partly suggested that kneepads are not the only thing that can provide the required compression. The socks are worn on the feet. The difference between them is that the socks are full-fledged, including the bottom part in the ankle and foot area. There are both calf and thigh socks. The compression arm warmers are a chapter in themselves.
Important questions and answers
When buying compression kneepads you should focus on a few key parameters. The compression method related to your requirements and the sport also comes into play. You can read more details in the questions and answers below.
They secure the Achilles tendon more and bring complete compression. This covers both the foot and the calf or knee.
It often holds up better than a sock. It does not involve changing socks and gives more freedom in dressing.
This type of compression primarily targets performance and recovery. This type of socks are the most common and most constricting, especially in the area above the ankle.
Compression socks of this type are aimed at extreme loads and sports. It targets one specific muscle that receives maximum compression.
These are knee pads that comply with the relevant health standard, hence the compression class. They are ideal, for example, in the context of vascular diseases.
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