Herzog Pro Compression Socks

Description

The Herzog Pro Compression socks help to improve your blood flow. They are not only intended for professional athletes; recreational athletes can also benefit greatly from them. They work in a similar way as support stockings. When you do standing work, they prevent fluid accumulation in the calves and ankles; when you do sedentary work, they increase your blood circulation. And when you get home from work and want to exercise, your legs don’t feel stiff and tired. Or, when you sit in a car or airplane for a long time on end, the compression keeps your legs supple. During exercise the socks reduce shock load, which helps to prevent muscle damage. You can also put the socks on immediately after training in order to recover faster, as any waste substances are disposed of faster. Herzog's Pro Compression socks are a good way to speed up muscle and injury recovery.

Technology

Herzog Medical Compression socks: for whom?

Both the competitive and the recreational cyclist experiences support and stimulation of the calf muscle when wearing the Herzog Compression socks. They improve the blood flow in your lower legs. Cyclists wear them particularly after a workout or a race in order to speed up recovery. The socks are also highly appreciated during travel.

The effect

The socks reduce cramps and calf stiffness. All of these findings are medically substantiated and proven. The Herzog Medical Sport Compression socks have become an integral part of the outfit of the professional cycling peloton.

Professional cyclists share their experiences

Anna van der Breggen:

I use the Herzog stockings whenever I travel by airplane to reduce the amount of fluid in my legs and to recover faster from the journey. The same goes for long car rides and breaks between races. The Herzog stockings are a fixed item in my suitcase.

Marianne Vos:

I am very satisfied with the use of the stockings for recovery and during travel. I also like the tubes very much, especially during power or interval training when there is a lot of tension on the muscles. As the calves are more supple afterwards, recovery is also faster.

Koen de Kort:

I have been using the socks for years now while travelling, before races and during training. Because of my background as a human movement scientist I am convinced of the theoretical usefulness of such socks, but as a professional athlete I have also experienced first-hand that they really help to recover and to prevent swollen or painful legs during travel. So, you will always see me wearing the socks while travelling, and often with the tubes before a race or during training.