Walking Boot Socks Replacement Sock Liner for Orthopedic Walker Brace,Tube Socks Under Air Cam Walkers and Fracture Boot Cast Surgical leg Cover Black 2 Pairs

Highly recommend these boot socks. Comfortable, perfect fit.

Great socks that breathe. Perfect length for the tall boot. Nice and stretchy. . They do not make you sweat.

These are fantastic. I wore after foot/ankle surgery under my walking boot. Soft. Stretchy. Not tight, yet stay up great.

I got these socks for my mom to wear under her Arizona brace. They were very soft and helped cushion her leg, making the brace more comfortable to wear throughout the day.The fit was good, and they didn’t slide down. However, one of them started to tear after just a few washes, which was disappointing.They’re a good option for short-term use, but probably not the best if you need them to last through weeks of daily wear.

I don't think these were snug enough to consider compression socks, but they stayed up under my boot, were very comfortable even in the very hot weather we've had, and washed well (hung to dry).

Just had ankle reconstruction surgery and needed compression socks for my second cast. The one I got from my doctor was horrible and this is great. It's not too tight and fits great. The only thing that's hard for me is that it does happen to get quite warm. Gets hard when the weather gets warmer but really like them.

This sock is heavier and thicker than I expected, and not comparable to the one I received from my orthopedist. With a fractured ankle, I don’t need that much cushion in the leg and calf, and the extra thickness leads to perspiration buildup. I’ll likely have to pay more attention to the hygiene of my boot because of it.The advertised stretchiness is a bit misleading — it’s only at the top band, while the rest of the sock is fairly rigid and difficult (and somewhat painful) to get on over a fractured ankle. The length also fell short; it did not reach my knee as pictured, ending about 3 inches lower, and I would consider myself average size.In my case, a thinner toeless sock or sleeve would have been a better solution. Cushioning the ankle could be managed just as well by layering a regular ankle sock over something thin, rather than relying on this thick design.On the plus side, the sock did extend just above the hard plastic shell of my tall boot in the back, which helped with protection. Still, my rating reflects the over-thickness and shorter-than-expected length, which made this less suitable as a true replacement for the orthopedic-issued sock.

A+