Ankle Tape Socks - Support Sock for Basketball & Football

Product Features

• Ankle Taping Sock Design: These ankle compression socks for men provide support and stability in the ankles, Achilles, and Plantar Fascitiis, giving you extra comfort, support and enhance performance. Inspired by sports taping techniques. Just pull on your socks and you're ready to play!
• Performance & Recovery: These game-changing compression socks deliver 20–30 mmHg of firm support to reduce swelling and stabilize the ankle. The unique wrap tape design provides targeted compression for sports like basketball, football, volleyball, tennis, pickleball, workouts, and more. Made from high-quality, breathable materials to keep your feet cool and dry—even during the toughest games.
• Comfort and Flexibility: These ankle support socks maintain a comfortable fit and flexibility, allowing a full range of motion for jumps, runs, and quick direction changes. Designed with the active individual in mind, these compression ankle socks for women and men support your legs through all levels of intensity.
• Made of high quality materials: 60% Spandex, 25% Nylon, 15% Polyester. If you are in between sizes, please size up one size.
• Made in the USA: Twin City Knitting (TCK) was founded in North Carolina in 1961, where we still operate today. Now, after 60 years of working with athletes, we have become a world leader in high quality athletic socks. When purchasing TCK products, you can feel proud to support a USA based company that directly supports American employees.

Product Description

TCK ankle support socks designed to mimic the benefits of taping your ankles. These socks offer robust support for high-impact sports like basketball, football, tennis and more. These compression socks offer firm support, maintain a comfortable fit and flexibility, allowing a full range of motion for running, jumping, and quick direction changes. Crafted from high-quality, breathable material, these socks keep your feet cool and dry. Made in the USA. TCK was founded in 1961 in North Carolina.