Miles Bamboo Compression Sock

I've tried compression socks before and couldn't stand them. Why would these be different?
Most people quit compression because the pair they had was too tight, too hot or too hard to get on, so it came off by lunch. These use a lighter squeeze and a soft bamboo fabric, built to stay on from the start of your shift to the end. Compression only works while you're wearing it.

Are they hard to get on?
They're firmer than a normal sock, so they take a few more seconds. Turn the sock inside out down to the heel, slide your foot in, then roll the leg up over your calf. Don't yank them up by the cuff. 

Will the top dig in behind my knee?
The cuff is wide and ribbed, so the pressure is spread out and not concentrated in one tight line. It should sit about three finger-widths below your kneecap. If it reaches your knee or rolls down, you need a different size, and exchanges are covered for 100 days.

Will they be too hot under work pants or in boots?
The mesh panels and the bamboo fabric are there to let heat out, and the knit is mid weight, not thick. If you run hot, try them for a full week. The 100-day return covers you if they don't suit.

Do they look like medical stockings?
No. They're charcoal with a grey heel and toe and look like a work or sport sock. Under trousers nobody knows. With shorts they look like long socks.

How long should I wear them each day?
Put them on in the morning, before your legs get heavy, and take them off before bed. They are made for the hours you're upright: standing, driving, or sitting on a long flight. They aren't for sleeping in.