Description
- Improves blood circulation
- Boosts physical performance
- Relieves pain and fatigue
- Reduces swelling in the legs and ankles
- Promotes and supports vein health
How Do Compression Sleeves Work?
CRX Compression Sleeves work by applying pressure on the veins and tissues in your legs to optimize blood flow and maximise performance. They are graduated, applying stronger pressure on the lower part of the legs and more gentle pressure as they move up the leg.
The level of pressure they apply is measured in units called mmHg (millimetres of mercury). Most Over-the-counter compression sleeves will offer 14-17 mmHg (Level 1), but CRX Sleeves offer 18-24 mmHg (Level 2), the level doctors prescribe.
Key Features:
- Medical-Grade Compression: Engineered for targeted compression, these calf sleeves provide optimal support to enhance blood circulation, reduce muscle fatigue, and promote overall leg well-being.
- Moisture-Wicking Design: Stay cool and dry during intense activities with our COOLMAXTM moisture-wicking fabric. The breathable material ensures comfort, making these sleeves perfect for all-day wear, no matter the occasion.
- Compression for Performance: Maximise your potential with these sleeves. The graduated compression technology optimizes blood flow, delivering oxygen to muscles, and reducing lactic acid buildup. Enhance your performance and push your limits with CRX.
- Everyday Comfort: Whether you’re on your feet all day or gearing up for a workout, CRX Compression Calf Sleeves provide the comfort you need. Wear them discreetly under your clothing or sport them boldly – these sleeves seamlessly adapt to your daily routine.
- Injury Management: Recovering from a calf injury or preventing one? CRX Compression Calf Sleeves offer strategic compression to support and stabilise the calf muscles, aiding in injury management and accelerating the healing process.
Suitable for
Suitable for Adult Children 16+
Hazards and Cautions
When not to wear compression sleeves
Contraindications in the medical world are situations in which something should not be prescribed or recommended. If you have any of the following, compression sleeves may not be right for you:
- Ischaemia: This is a lack of oxygen in the limbs due to peripheral arterial disease, particularly affecting your legs.
- Peripheral neuropathy: This is damage to the nerves in your hands, arms, feet and legs.
- Congestive heart failure: This arises when the heart muscle becomes weak or stiff and cannot pump blood around the body efficiently. It causes a build – up of fluid – oedema in the legs.
- Diabetes: Peripheral arterial disease and peripheral neuropathy are both complications of diabetes.
- Cellulitis: An infection deep within the skin that causes fluid build-up – oedema.
- Allergies: Some people can be allergic to components used to make compression garments. Skin reactions do occur – sometimes these can be solved by using a different brand or type, but if you are allergic to compression garments, wearing them will put you at risk of skin breaks and infection.
Important info
Manufactured in Portugal. Imported/Distributed by CRX Compression Ltd, Tudor House, 16 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom, CF11 9LJ
Ingredients
90% Polyamide 10% Elastane
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