Compression Socks Men Slimming Solution Open Toe Knee-High (M-L) Recommended Guest Professor Juntendo University MPTA00020M

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Product Description Men's compression socks recommended by Professor Chiaki Miyakawa, a visiting professor at Juntendo University School of Health and Sports Science, and awarded as a buy by MONOQLO. These men's compression socks are also favored by Masato Imai, the original "Mountain God" athlete. The design has been improved to make it easier to wear and to prevent digging in by loosening the cuffs at the top and bottom. The graduated compression has been reviewed to enhance the efficiency of the pump function. For those with thicker calves or a height of 175 cm or more, size L or LL is recommended. Note: This product has strong compression. If you prefer lighter compression, please refrain from purchasing. If you find it too tight after purchase, please request a return. Elastic stockings have been introduced on TV as a solution for foot fatigue and nighttime restroom trips. These are men's exclusive compression socks. They support the muscle pump function and are also recommended for leg care during remote work while sitting for long periods. Size Guide: M: Height 160-178 cm, calf circumference approximately 35-44 cm, thigh circumference approximately 42-52 cm, foot size 25-28 cm; L: Height 175 cm and above, calf circumference approximately 42-52 cm, thigh circumference approximately 50-62 cm, foot size 27-30 cm; LL: Height 175 cm and above, calf circumference approximately 48 cm and above, thigh circumference approximately 55 cm and above, foot size 28 and above. Open-toe type. Color: Black. Material: 88% Nylon, 12% Polyurethane. MADE IN TAIWAN. (Note: This product is not a medical device.)