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Community News Travel Tips TravelSox Compression Socks
| TravelSox Compression Socks |
 There’s help available for travelers who suffer from leg and foot swelling (that's me!) during long flights or any travel that requires long periods of sitting. A new product called “TravelSox” are knee-high, unisex compression socks that look like dress socks, feel like athletic socks, and provide the same necessary support as unattractive, uncomfortable old-school compression socks. Plus they look sharp for the inevitable removing of the shoes at the airport security line.
Made from a patented Dacron polyester blend called Coolmax, TravelSox offer 300 percent more elasticity than similar products, plus the fabric’s specially designed to wick away moisture and increase air circulation. Available through TravelSmith, National Geographic online, Hammacher Schlemmer stores and at the company’s website (travelsox.com) they cost $29.95 – a little more than regular compression socks, but if they deliver all they promise then it’s worth the price. |
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