Medipaq Gel Double Protector Sleeve Sock | Socks for Achilles Tendonitis - Protect & Soothe the Heel & Achilles. Can be used in conjunction with an ankle support brace - The ankle support for men & women is ideal to be worn for most activities such as running, walking or just for daily wear - The soft medical grade gel inside the discrete tan fabric of the plantar fasciitis socks for men and women protects the Achilles tendon and the back of the heel area, offering protection from friction. - The special design, made to fit all common sizes and can be worn on either the left or right foot. The ankle support for sprained ankle is ideal for most kids, men & women - The Gel Ankle Sleeve also moisturises. The TPR Gel contains medical grade mineral oil. - The sleeve provides mild compression to help reduce pressure around the sore areas. - Elastic properties enable Medipaq gels to move synergistically with the skin, which prevents abrasion and discomfort. - To clean, hand wash with mild soap and water. Thoroughly rinse and air dry; if gel becomes sticky after washing, lightly dust with talcum powder.

COMMON SIZE FIT: These ankle protectors for boots and shoes can be worn on either the left or right foot by people of all ages and activity levels. 2 SOFT TPR GEL PADS: Moulded into the elastic sleeve of the socks, the gel ankle pads comfortably conform over the ankle to moisturise your skin while cushioning and protecting your ankle from abrasion, friction, shear, and chafing. VERSATILITY: You can wear these support socks as ankle protectors for football, as ankle support for running, or for any other sport. Or just wear them to do your day-to-day activities normally. PROVIDES COMPRESSION: Our socks with gel ankle protectors provide mild ankle compression support to help reduce inflammation and pain. The compression ankle support sleeve helps improve blood circulation in the foot. OFFERS SUPPORT: The socks with ankle gel pads are designed to protect the sides of your foot. Giving relief to your lateral and medial malleolar, the protruding bones on each side of the ankle.