Legger Casual Tech Women's Class 2 compression socks combine comfort, softness, and optimal medical compression. Thanks to BeCool fiber and the patented 3UP System, they keep your legs cool, provide support, and relieve heavy legs all day long. Available in a variety of sizes, lengths, and colors to suit every style and need.
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The Legger Casual Tech Class 2 compression socks for women represent a true breakthrough in the world of medical compression designed for everyday comfort. They combine effective venous support with a lightweight feel, thanks to their BeCool technical fiber construction, which offers the perfect balance between therapeutic performance and comfort. This model stands out for its ability to relieve leg fatigue, improve blood circulation, and provide long-lasting comfort, even when worn all day long.
BeCool technology ensures optimal temperature and moisture regulation, keeping feet cool and dry. Unlike some medical socks that feel stuffy, these socks promote heat dissipation and allow the skin to breathe—a feature that’s especially appreciated on hot days or during extended wear at work, while traveling, or during physical activities.
Their design is tailored to fit 98% of women’s foot shapes, ensuring a custom fit. Thanks to the patented 3UP System, the sock maintains excellent support throughout the day, preventing slippage or feelings of uneven compression. This feature not only enhances comfort but also ensures consistent therapeutic effectiveness.
Recommended for venous circulation disorders, these Class 2 compression socks are a valuable ally in reducing the sensation of heavy legs, preventing swelling, and limiting the risk of more severe venous disorders. They are easier to put on than many competing models, while still maintaining a high level of medically recommended compression.
Their understated and elegant style makes them suitable for any occasion: at the office, while traveling, or even at home. They don’t look like traditional medical socks and blend seamlessly into your everyday wardrobe. They’re the perfect combination of modern style and discreet medical care.
They offer a comprehensive solution for women who want to combine venous prevention, skin comfort, and freedom of movement. Their versatility and innovative design make them suitable for daily use, no matter what you’re doing.
To maximize the benefits of this model, we also recommend the Legger Casual Eco-Fiber Women’s Class 2 Compression Socks, which are ideal for rotating pairs and extending the lifespan of your products.
To put on your compression socks, it’s best to do so in the morning when you wake up, on clean, dry skin. Start by inserting your hand into the sock and grasping the heel. Turn the sock inside out up to the heel, then gently slide your foot inside until the toe is properly positioned and the heel is correctly in place. Next, gradually unroll the sock up your leg, taking care to avoid creases. Gently massaging the fabric helps distribute the compression evenly for optimal comfort.
For care, wash your socks by hand or in the washing machine, in a laundry bag, using a “delicate” cycle at 30°C with a low spin cycle. Avoid the dryer and any direct heat sources at all costs, as they can damage the elasticity of the fibers. Washing daily after each use is recommended: it does not shorten the socks’ lifespan; on the contrary, it helps restore their original elasticity.
| Care | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Putting On | In the morning, on clean, dry skin, insert your hand into the sock, grasp the heel, and turn it inside out up to the heel. Slide your foot in, position the heel, and gradually roll the sock down your leg. Gently massage the fabric to distribute it evenly. |
| Washing | Hand wash or machine wash in a laundry bag on the delicate cycle (30°), with a low spin cycle. Do not tumble dry or dry near a heat source. |
| Frequency | Wash after each use to restore elasticity and prolong the sock’s lifespan. |
Size Guide: Legger Women’s Casual Tech Class 2 Socks
| Calf circumference (cm) | Ankle circumference (cm) | Size |
|---|---|---|
| 30–37 | 18–21.5 | 1 |
| 34–40 | 21.5–23.5 | 2 |
| 37–45 | 23.5–25.5 | 3 |
| 40–47 | 25.5–29 | 4 |
Height:
| Type | Half-leg height (cm) |
|---|---|
| Short | < 39 |
| Regular | > 39 |
Sizes – Recommended maximum shoe sizes:
1 → 42
2 → 42
3 → 43
4 → 44
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Precautions for Use
Main materials: Polyamide, Spandex
Product Details
Available in Regular or Short lengths, in sizes 1, 2, 3, and 4, and in Black, Cream, Charcoal, Gray, or Plum.
In naturopathy, circulatory health also depends on a balanced lifestyle. To maximize the benefits of compression socks, make sure to stay active throughout the day: a few minutes of walking every hour stimulates venous return. Staying properly hydrated also helps maintain healthy blood flow. You can combine wearing these socks with cool leg baths at the end of the day to reduce feelings of heaviness. Herbs such as horse chestnut, red vine, or witch hazel are known for their beneficial effects on circulation and can be incorporated into your routine after consulting a doctor.
Ordering compression garments online through our website does not qualify you for coverage under the national health insurance program.
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