Copper Compression Arch Support Sleeves. Targeted Compression for Plantar Fasciitis Symptoms, Pain, Flat Feet & High Arches. Breathable Support for Men & Women - Pink

Excellent, useful support for arches, easy to wash and care for. It targets and works for narrow or wider feet. Has helped relieve pain from my fallen arches for years.

I have suffered with Plantar Fasciitis for years and have spents thousands on shoes and inserts. These sleeves are a life saver! They provide instant relief by lifting the fascia.

I like these. They provide comfort, support, and relief just as described. I have a problem with one of the supports. I have emailed the company directly, I have messaged the seller here and have received no response from either as of this writing. I didn't want to bring up my issue in a "review" however, this is my experience. I purchased the arch supports and had to ease into wearing them slowly. I have an issue with textures and the feeling of being a part of my body being "confined" or "compressed." After building up the tolerance to wear these for an extended period of time, I enjoyed the comfort and the support but I started to have this sensation that something was sticking me in the foot. I removed the support to find at the seam there is this a plastic or hard nylon thread (?) that is sticking my skin. It's too small to "clip" or "cut" but long enough to be noticeable and uncomfortable. I wrote Copper Compression about 3 weeks in and the failure to respond has put me past my "return window." I liked these and see where they had potential. I am satisfied with the product, not satisfied with the comfort of the one cuff that is defective and completely unsatisfied with the company's lack of responsiveness and/or the fact that I have to bring it to this forum. I don't write "bad" reviews, I don't like to focus on the negative and I certainly don't like the feeling that I've wasted money.

I purchased a pair of these before and they worked great. Couldn’t find them and purchased another pair but for some reason the new ones are so incredibly tight and uncomfortable. And I’m even thinner than I was the first time I got them!

I measured my feet with a tape measure and picked the regular sized ones with the gel pad and it makes all the difference in the world. Tbf these hurt to walk in when I first got these but my PF were extremely tight and I have bone and heal spurs from them. What I did then the first day was sit with them on which I was able to do for a few hours and in that time I was able to more comfortably but still uncomfortably walk in them. The next day it was less painful to start with them and I choose to do things around the house for a couple hours in them and my PF became loose enough that I was able to wear them for about 8 hours. By the 3rd day I could wear them non stop and it was too painful to walk without them on from the start and I've been using them ever since for about 5 months now. I wash them in cold water with antibacterial and antifungal soap in the evening, open and stand them up when I set them out to dry and they are ready in the morning. I need another pair just so that mine can have a day's rest and if I ever lost one I am sure I would have a terrible day and then take a while to recover from that again. One has aged slightly better than the other but these are still fully functional, supportive, and comfortable. For over a decade I used the Futuro arch supports (and turned family onto them) but they have changed those and I could not find anything for years that was supportive enough so am glad to have these, recommend! In the time that I have had them they have not loosened up, the stitching is still holding well, and they are still almost if not just as supportive (the prior pair that I mentioned needed to be replaced every 6 months but I see these lasting a lot longer). In terms of thickness these do not interfere with the way shoes fit and are strong enough to give good support - I think the added gel patch is perfect for those of us that need extra support. If your feet are not as bad I'm not sure that you would benefit from the gel patch in particular but if it is painful be patient and gradually ease into it to see how it helps/works for you.

These are great but they get a little too tight after wearing them a while when my feet swell. If you have smaller feet you’re good. I like the nude color for barefoot beach walks tho so they aren’t so noticeable. I bought a 2nd pair but the plus size for everyday wear. The plus size is only slightly bigger and is perfect for extended wear! Comfortable no annoying seams.

Really bad plantar fasciitis -- spent the past two days cutting to size and trying out various insoles in various shoes. I slipped these on as soon as they arrived and I'm very impressed! I got the padded one and I love that there is a pad to help the arch stay up, you just have to put them on right which would be wet your foot and get a footprint on a brown paper bag to see where your arches are and how high they are so you don't put the padding on the part of your midfoot that touches the floor -- keep it to the arch area. I got the regular size and my feet are women's size 8 average width and they seem plenty tight. If you are a man or blessed with ample foot you might want the larger size. I can't believe all the complaints! These are twelve dollars and people are going on and on about how they won't last but a few months. It's laughable!! What else do you buy for twelve bucks that lasts forever? The fabric has to be stretchy and if you're wearing them in shoes the shoes are going to wear them out too! There are plenty of fifty dollar insoles out there which will not last more than a couple of months tops and most of them will have the arch in the wrong place for your foot just to make things worse! These you can put in the proper place for your own arch and not press on the spot where the heel connects to the fascia. I appreciate how thrifty people are but if you've got problems with your feet most people would pay *whatever* for relief. I would have paid 30 bucks for these and not batted an eye. Again in order to be accommodating they have to have a certain amount of give and perhaps you need the larger size if the really sturdy *seams* are busting open. I just bought cotton tape and the liner to try to wrap my arches myself and guess what it was over $12 and I'll never get it right. Let's try to appreciate the few decent products left in this world and think before we get all our photographic *evidence* together and post it trying to destroy a business. This is a good product. May not solve all your problems but it's certainly worth a try. I honestly don't see how the manufacturer can make and pack and ship these for the very low price! And they gotta cut Amazon in on it too! And they were delivered to my home for free! I'm buying another pair right now.

Seems to be working but it’s too soon to tell. Comfortable to wear. One size does fit all.