Support Stockings

Have a more comfortable and productive day with scientifically proven, graduated compression technology and seamless design. Read more Have a more comfortable and productive day with scientifically proven, graduated compression technology and seamless design. Choose thermo-regulating Merino wool or deodorizing Deocell®.

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The Ultimate Performance Sock

STOX Energy Socks give you the support and confidence to perform the way you want. Our graduated compression technology helps you level up – whether that’s a faster time, a longer run, or a more comfortable and productive day.

Support stockings are medically certified compression socks specifically designed to improve blood vessel function. The gradual compression pressure improves blood circulation, reducing the risk of edema, varicose veins, thrombosis and other conditions.

These support stockings promote blood circulation, resulting in improved oxygen supply to the muscles and more efficient removal of waste products. This contributes to a feeling of lightness and comfort, significantly reducing the overall experience of tired or heavy legs.

By integrating proven medical technology of degressive compression into our stockings, blood circulation in your legs is stimulated. The firm, gradual pressure provides you with additional support and prevents the sensation of heavy, painful, and swollen legs.

During prolonged periods of standing or sitting, blood circulation in the lower legs can significantly slow down. This can lead to the accumulation of blood in the feet and ankles. Our support stockings, with a gradual compression profile, stimulate blood circulation to prevent medical issues. Discover the comfort and benefits of our support stockings for a healthy and active lifestyle.

Degressive compression stimulates lymphatic drainage. Since gravity has a negative effect on the removal of fluid and waste products, the body could use this help. Pressure is highest at the ankle and gradually decreases toward the knee. The gradual pressure pushes oxygen-depleted blood back to the lymph and heart. This prevents fluid retention and swelling in the feet and ankles.