Compression Leg Sleeves
$33.99 – $40.30
Size | Large/XLarge, Small/Medium, X-Small |
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Colour | Aqua, Black, Blue, Hot Pink, Lavender, White, Yellow |
Legend® Compression Leg Sleeves feature an innovative “Power Band” for additional durability and will take your performance in cycling, running, triathlons and many other sports to a new level.
LEGEND® Compression Leg Sleeves will give you extra power output, whatever sport you play. You will experience improved support for your calves and less painful shin splints. You will also enjoy less fatigue & achiness in your legs.
These sleeves will provide 15-20 mmHg graduated compression to improve your stamina and to stabilize your muscles for reduced injury risk.
The sleeves also boast an innovative “Power Band” around your ankles that will help improve your endurance. You will find them ideal for sports requiring staying power, e.g. triathlons, running, cycling, golfing and many other sports.
In addition to their other benefits, the sleeves will protect you from ultraviolet radiation during your long training sessions.
They come in sizes extra-small, small/medium and large/extra large and are available in black, white, aqua, yellow, lavender, hot pink and blue.
Material Construction: 9% Polyester, 80% Nylon and 11% Spandex.
Which Sports Will Benefit The Most From LEGEND® Compression Leg Sleeves?
- The sleeves are designed for all all sports but are exceptionally popular among runners. They will help increase endurance and power and reduce your shin splints and calf cramps;
- In addition to running, triathletes will benefit from using these calf sleeves for training and/or competition. They are well equipped to handle the rigors of cycling, swimming and running;
- The sleeves will also benefit athletes in cycling, football, basketball, soccer and other sports.
Graduated Medical Compression Hosiery should not be worn and is contraindicated for the following medical conditions:
• Advanced arterial disease of the legs , i.e. ischemia
• Congestive heart failure that is not controlled
• septic phlebitis of the leg that is not being treated
Please exercise caution in wearing compression socks if you have:
• Infections of the skin
• Immobility
• Allergy to garment fabrics
• Weeping dermatosis
• Limb Insensitivity
• Peripheral Artery Disease
Putting on your medically correct stockings/socks:
• The best time to put on your compression socks is as soon as you get out of bed. Your legs are least swollen when you wake up.
• Be careful – fingernails and jewelry can damage your hosiery. Use the pads of your fingers and the palms of your hand to put on the garment. Consider wearing rubber gloves to assist in putting on and protecting your garment.
• Cover open wounds with a sterile dressing prior to putting on the compression garment.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Push your hand inside the sock. Pinch the heel and pull the sock partially inside out, so that the foot part remains turned in.
2. Firmly grasping each side of the sock, stretch it over your toes, pull it up to your heel, and adjust it to fit your foot comfortably. At this point, the sock will be on your foot with the leg portion inside out.
3. You can then reach down and pull the leg portion up. Turn the sock right side out one section at a time. You should also stretch the sock and adjust it up your calf as you go.
4. Smooth the hosiery on your leg using both hands in a massaging movement. Ensure that there are no wrinkles.
6. Remove the socks before going to bed, unless your doctor advises otherwise.
Silicone Top Band Care:
Use an alcohol wipe or mild soap to remove excess lotions, hair, oils and other material for maximum grip.
Washing Instructions:
• Hand or Machine wash in warm water. A mild non-bleaching detergent may also be used.
• Machine Dry – low heat or hang dry
• Do not dry clean or iron
• Do not wring
• Do not use fabric softener
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