Flight & Recovery Socks

Compression Class: Class 2 Medical Compression (23–32 mmHg)
Certification: ARTG approved
Compression Zones: 5 graduated zones
Material: 80% Nylon, 20% Spandex

The five graduated compression zones are the core of what makes these socks medically effective rather than simply supportive. Each zone is calibrated to a specific area of the lower leg and a specific role in the circulation system:

Zone 1 — Supreme Compression (Ankle)
Maximum support around the ankle the point where blood and fluid pooling begins and where the highest level of compression is needed to drive circulation back up the leg.

Zone 2 — Firm Compression (Lower Calf & Achilles)
Firm support around the Achilles and lower calf — enhancing stability in this critical area and continuing the upward pressure that moves blood efficiently through the lower leg.

Zone 3 — Moderate Compression (Mid Calf)
Targeted compression through the middle of the calf the largest muscle group in the lower leg and a key component of the body's natural venous return mechanism. This zone assists in reducing swelling and supporting blood flow during travel and extended inactivity.

Zone 4 — Mild Compression (Upper Calf)
Supports flexibility in the upper calf while maintaining essential blood flow a graduated reduction in pressure that works with the body's circulation rather than against it.

Zone 5 — Gentle Compression (Top of Calf)
The lightest compression zone at the top of the sock ensuring optimal comfort in the upper calf area during extended sitting while completing the graduated compression gradient from ankle to calf.

Getting compression socks on correctly makes a significant difference to both comfort and effectiveness:

• For a proper fit, stretch the sock out several times before wearing to loosen the fabric
• Bunch the sock down like a regular sock rather than pulling it straight up slip it over the foot first and position the heel correctly before working the sock gradually up the calf
• Adjust the top and bottom until the sock sits smoothly against the leg without bunching, folding or creating pressure ridges
• The sock should feel firm and snug this is the compression working correctly but should not feel painfully tight or restrict blood flow
• If you have a wider foot or ankle, or fall on the edge of the sizing chart, select the next size up for a more comfortable fit
• Gradually build up wear time over the first few days to allow your legs to adapt to the new level of compression

• These socks provide a snug fit by design the compression is what makes them medically effective.
• If you have a wider or swollen foot, or fall on the edge of the sizing chart, we recommend selecting the next size up.
• Please choose your size carefully we do not offer exchanges for hygiene reasons.
• For any sizing questions, contact us at support@synxbody.com

• Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent avoid machine washing on hot cycles as heat degrades the compression fabric over time
• Do not tumble dry or iron lay flat or hang to air dry away from direct heat and sunlight
• Replace when the fabric begins to lose elasticity or the compression feels reduced compression socks lose effectiveness as the elastic fibres degrade with wear and washing
• Store flat or loosely rolled in a clean, dry place
• Keep out of reach of children