Thermoskin Plantar FXT Crew Compression Socks
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The Thermoskin Plantar FXT Crew Socks are designed to suit active individuals or those on their feet all day. These socks combine medical support and amazing comfort to help treat the pain of plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and arch pain. These Thermoskin crew socks have a firm upward compression zone that provides support to the plantar fascia attachment, which unloads a lot of stress on the feet and ankles. It features soft, breathable, moisture-wicking fabric in the toe and heel for anti-odour benefits. Once in position, the connective tissue that runs from the heel bone to the ball of the foot will have all-day relief, making this one of the best plantar fasciitis support socks available.
All Thermoskin products are designed and manufactured with high quality, durable materials specifically chosen to suit conditions, which ensures all product benefits listed are achieved. We encourage customers to look closely before purchasing cheaper imitations which may have similar claims to genuine Thermoskin products, but are often made from inferior materials, as they will often cause more harm than good.
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Plantar FXT Crew Socks features and benefits:
Provides treatment and relief for:
Size guide:
*It is important that you choose the correct size for maximum product benefits.
Please ensure you measure correctly before purchasing this product as we don't offer a refund or exchange for incorrect sizing.
Moderate: 15-20mmhg
Firm: 20-30mmhg
How to wear:
1. Place thumbs inside socks and gather material.2. Slip each foot inside and gradually pull up over heel
3. Adjust fit in foot and heel until comfortable.
What is plantar fasciitis?
The Plantar Fascia is the connective tissue that runs from the heel bone (calcaneus) to the ball of the foot. It supports the foot arch, enables the foot to push off, keeps bones and joints in position and absorbs the strain we place on our feet. Plantar Fasciitis occurs when the Plantar Fascia is placed under too much stress, causing inflammation or damage to the tissue and resulting in common symptoms such as heel pain, dull aches or stiffness in the foot.See our Plantar Fasciitis condition guide
Potential causes of plantar fasciitis:
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