Meikan Calf Compression Sleeves, Calf Guards for Shin Splint, Varicose Vein & Calf Pain Relief,Circulation & Leg Cramp Compression Support Sleeve.

So far so good with this product. Comfortable fit and can notice the difference when running, also less painful calves afterwards. Certainly pleased with this purchase 👏🏼👏🏼

I very seldom write a review but have to say these are fabulous for relieving calf pain. I suffered torn tendons last year and my leg plays up when I over work. Put these on and not one twinge today in my legs will be buying a few more pairs as gifts for family that do running. X

At last - a calf compression sleeve that doesn't bite in after a few hours wear. Very comfortable and very effective.

good idea

Help support my calf after injury. A great buy and have since ordered more for my hockey team mates 👍

I am a runner and run anything between 10 to 50 miles per week, which is highly dependent on my running goals and upcoming events. Enagaing in marathon training at the start of the year usually means ramping up to big miles and a weekly long run, usually tapering out at 22 miles. This places considerable stress on my muscles, and in the past, has resulted in some minor niggles. No one wants this close to race day, particularly after immense training efforts.I have seen a lot of runners wearing compression socks and sleeves like these. In fact, a lot of people from my running club swear by them. However, I had never tried them out myself until now. The idea is that they stabilise your muscles whilst you are running, and help prevent injury. There are some other claimed benefits such as improved blood circulation.The compression sleeve are well made and I did not notice any stitching defects. the design is also nice and I found them comfortable to wear. They have some elastic pull to them, so should fit most leg sizes.I took these out on two runs so far. A shorter run (5km) and longer run (10 miles). This is a universal size. My legs are not long (inside leg is 29") and I found that the sleeves would be very close to my knees whilst running. This may be something I could get used to, but did not find this part particularly comfortable. Overall, the universal size was fine and the level of compression was a good fit, without being too tight or loose, I found the fit to be fairly comfortable. This is particularly welcome on winter long runs when it is cold. They do not get wet or sweaty. I found them to be much more beneficial on the longer run, particularly when running down hills a little faster, which is little stressful on my legs.I can recommend this if you are struggling with any injuries to see if they may help. Apart from that, I do not feel that I personally will be using them on shorter runs as I like to run with normal trainer socks. But they will definitely be put to good use in my long runs.Note: I received these compression sleeves for free to review.

As a coach and sports person, I've been aware of the benefits of compression kit for some time, but not really used them myself. I decide to give these a go to see if they made much difference.I have short legs so these are just slightly long for my calves, but provide very good compression without being uncomfortable. Colour wise they are fairly understated, mainly black with a grey logo and striping and some red panelling. They are marked up L and R, to provide appropriate support to the muscles in the right and left calves.I've only used them a couple of times, so my opinion is more anecdotal than evidential, but my view is that they certainly help the lower legs, reducing the recovery time after exercise. I'm quite keen to look for something similar for the arms as I do a lot of upper body exercise.I don't know how durable these will be, a few dozen uses and trips through the washing machine should prove their worth...

Does the job