ZOOT

Ultra 2.0 CRx Women's Compression Socks

When the day's training is done, and you're jumping right back into the fire tomorrow, treat your tired legs to the ZOOT Ultra 2.0 CRx Compression Socks.

The socks were constructed with ZOOT's hallmark BioWrap fit, which provides anatomically designed areas of compression in order to stabilize your calf muscles and to support your Achilles tendon during exercise. After all, compression fabrics stabilize muscles in order to reduce damage during exercise. However, that's only one part of the compression story. These socks provide a graduated compression with ZOOT's new NanoGLIDE fabric. Graduated in its design, this material is made to compress the most at your foot and ease up as it gets closer to your calf. This forces blood flow from the bottom of your legs back to your heart. Essentially, this puts pressure on the muscles, arteries, and veins that are farthest away from the heart, ultimately forcing the body to circulate blood through narrower circulatory channels. So, almost like kinking a hose, it creates arterial pressure, and like when you finally release the kink, blood circulates faster to the heart. This accelerates recovery, by providing more oxygenated blood cells to the oxygen-deprived muscle groupings.

On top of stellar recovering properties, NanoGLIDE helps to reduce blistering and hot spots at the toe box and heel. And to keep everything nice and cool, ZOOT placed its lightweight and highly-breathable AirZONE fabric atop the foot.

The Zoot Ultra 2.0 CRx Women's Compression Socks are available in the colors Black/pink glow, Safety Yellow/pink glow, and White/graphite and in the sizes Three, Four, and Five. Please note that sizing is based upon calf circumference, so we recommend that you refer to the sizing chart. It's also important to note that these socks feature an mmHg of 18-30, placing at a medical-grade of compression. As such, it's not recommended that you wear these socks for extended periods of time.circumference, with each size representing a measurement range. Compare your calf measurement against the sizing to find the sock size that will best aid in your recovery process.