Swiftwick ASPIRE TWELVE Running Socks, Knee High Compression Fit

This socks are perfect! I have tried many other brands of compression socks. Comfortable with perfect compression. Great for work and sports. Quality , function and price all rolled into one. 5 stars!

Excellent socks. I already own 2 other pairs of the Swiftwick Aspire socks; the zero and the seven. I love them both, but have been wanting something taller for work since I spend a lot of time sitting. I purchased these as well as a pair of calf compression sleeves. While the sleeves provided the same relief, they also bunched up at the base of the ankle and put too much pressure there, hindering circulation instead of helping it. Meanwhile the sock's natural transition up the foot and to the ankle kept compression consistent. No bunching, just a lot of support. I'll keep buying these, they're well made and do their job perfectly.

These are great compressions socks but there are so many logos on the socks that you can only use them with slacks. A waste of money as far as I am concerned.

Ordered these for the 2015 Spartan Super in Las Vegas and they performed flawlessly. During the 9+ mile run I never had to adjust or pull up my socks once. They stayed exactly where they were the whole time. I also completed the event with zero blisters which was pretty impressive. The socks came up to right below my knee cap, they are very snug but very thin and comfortable. If you're looking for a good OCR sock I can't recommend these enough.

I really like the look and compression level of these socks, but they only go up 3/4 of my calf (I'm 5' 10" and ordered the XL), so they constrict really tightly around my calf and make a muffin top calf when I sit. I wish these socks had an extra 2" in length. I'll probably keep these and wear them when I run, but I'll need to keep searching for that elusive perfect compression sock. Anyone have any recommendations? **Update** so Swiftwick has the greatest customer service I've ever encountered. When I contacted them and told them about my issue with the sock, they fulfilled their promise to buy a competitors sock. I asked for the Vitalsox Graduated Compression Performance Patented Recovery Socks with Dry Stat, size L, lime green, ASIN: B0089T6ZX0, and it arrived the next day. The Vitalsox goes up to my knee, but doesn't have the same compression, construction, or support as the Swiftwick Aspire. I hope they make this sock in a longer version in the future; I will definitely try out other Swiftwick aspire once my injury has healed and I don't need a full calf/ankle compression sock. I'm giving another star for their superior customer service.

These socks are not worth the price. I've bought compression socks by the set which worked better for less money .

I have about four sets of these socks. I stand all day at work and notice that the ankles/legs are sore at the end of the day. Other support socks were either too tight, couldn't get them on, or too loose. These, as Goldilocks said, were just right. Easy to put on, nice and snug, great support, and look great. So, get them, you won't regret it. And, I use them at work, in sports, cycling, and just about whenever I'm up all day.

These socks are expensive but outstanding... once you get them on. They're probably the best all-day socks I've ever worn and, as a "young middle-ager", I can go 14+ hours in them. ***HOWEVER***, I wear a large, and even the XL is extremely difficult to get on and off, especially if you're tired after a long day. I have normal arches with a high instep and have a wide foot (D/EE) so that may be a factor.

Nice support on steep declines and I've noticed less fatigue during hill runs. I had trouble with calf cramping, but haven't had it since wearing these. The only thing is that grass and debris stick to the bottom of the sock and it's not easy to take it out. They are a bit hard to take off, but that shows the support around the ankle it provides.