Mojo Toeless Compression Socks for Women and Men 20-30 mmHg Open Toe - AB211

I'm a big girl and these socks are amazing. If I had to buy my size retail, I was quoted $65-$80. My mom even wanted a pair. I love the fact they are toeless so I can wear sandals. Because they're toeless I also feel like my feet can breathe. I can still wear socks over these with my tennis shoes and feel like my feet are to hot or bulky. The only negative thing I have is the first couple of pairs I ever bought were a lighter compression and you can't get those anymore. Please bring them back.

My toes were feeling too bound at the end of the day in the closed toed sock versions. Having the extra support around the end of the sock on each side helps to keep them from rolling back. I do cut a notch on the side of the foot part near my small toe to keep the pressure from being uncomfortable around my foot. I also cut down the back of the top of the sock, as they are a little taller than I need. It allows me to fold over the top of the sock without binding up top as well. These compression hose have been worth the investment. They retain shape and elasticity well for my needs.

These are very nice but I think depending on how much compression you need the sizes are big. I went by the measurements and got a size 3X. It covers from my thigh to toes. I feel like it's not tight enough through the ankle and calf. Next time I'll get a size 2X. FYI I am a big girl almost 6ft tall and weight about 300lbs. So tale that into consideration when deciding what size to get.

Great for those of us with big calves...(and I've got some pretty large calves-17"-18", depending on swelling or not-I usually cannot buy regular knee-high boots, put it that way.) Would probably work great for those who have "cankles". Putting on 90% of compression socks are either impossible because they're too small or they are such a workout trying to get them on, I damn near injure myself doing so, pinching my legs with an extremely tight rolled up leg, pinching my hands/fingers trying to pull them up, or throwing out already herniated discs in my spinning struggling with them for 15 mins hunched over. These were quick and easy to put on and yet still adequately compressing, thin enough that they're more like a dress sock and not those overly compressive materials, therefore not leaving you with visible "sock lines" under pants around the knee, and they're super easy to wash, by hand or machine.

I recently ordered an XXXL and they were the perfect size for me. Because of this I ordered another pair (XXXL) but noticed they are smaller than the size I originally received. I think they may have sent me an XXL by mistake. These are almost impossible to put on because they are super tight and I have to get my husband to put them on for me as I am unable to manage it myself. I've just had a hip replacement so I have to wear these support hose for 6 weeks. It is too much of a hassle to return them so I'll hang on to them, but there is no way I can put them on, or take them off myself. I am giving 3 stars because the support hose are a good quality, but I am disappointed that the size is not consistent to what I previously purchased.

I've been on the search for a decent pair of compression socks for a long time. The edema in my legs is pretty bad, and despite exercise and diet changes, they have refused to shrink to a comfortable size. While it's still early since my purchase to tell whether these will make any considerable difference, unlike other compression items I've tried in the past, at least I found them in a size that would actually fit. I've even tried compression leggings and zip up compression stockings, to no avail (even ripped out the zippers in my desperation to make them work). Nothing has slid on so easily as these. That's not to say that they don't provide any compression, because they do. I can feel that they are doing what they need to. The added bonus is that they are open-toe. I notoriously despise socks and shoes, so the added toe-freedom is a big plus. I'm seriously considering buying a second pair in my current size, and hopeful that in the future I might need to purchase some pairs in lower sizes as my edema mitigates. If they really work as intended Mojo just found a lifetime-customer.

I avoided compression socks for a couple of years, but I recently had to have hip replacement surgery 5 months after having knee replacement surgery. Both my legs were so swollen it felt like my skin was going to crack so I thought I had to try. I cannot believe the difference it made in my swelling. Will be buying more as I heal from all of this.

I can't really write a comprehensive review of these compression hose. I actually had my home health nurse measure my ankle and calf for accuracy. Then, as I've had surprises before I ordered the next size up, so they'd fit comfortably. When they arrived only with effort could I stretch them over my donning aid and, try as I might, I couldn't pull them on my leg. They were just too small and tight to get on. So, I don't know how the compression, comfort, quality,and so on are. I've learned a $22 lesson, as it's more trouble than it's worth to send them back. Whether I'll take a chance and order the largest size, just to see, is still up in the air. But I have learned that sometimes the size charts do not translate, it seems, accurately to the real world. They seem to have worked well for others and I'm happy for them.

received product was smaller in size

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