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Compression Calf Sleeves
Class 2 · 23-32 mmHg · Made in Portugal
Sleek, minimalist design
- Reduces the risk of injury
- Maximum compression class for sports
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Reduce injuries. Lighter legs. More stable feeling.
- Less muscle vibration during exercise
- Better circulation, less blood pooling
- Less muscle soreness, better recovery
KINEX calf sleeves (class 2, 23–32 mmHg) with graduated compression for targeted support of the calf muscles. They improve blood circulation, reduce muscle vibration, and help limit muscle soreness and the risk of injury during any exertion.
- Can be combined with your own (sports) socks
- Targeted compression on the calf muscles
- Stimulates blood circulation and accelerates recovery
- Helps against muscle soreness and injury risks
How does compression work?
Features & material
Usage & applications
Shipping & returns
Shipping
- Mailbox package with PostNL, including track & trace
- Free shipping on orders over €35
- Ordered before 4 PM, delivered within 1 to 3 working days
Exchanges
- Wrong size? Free exchange, even if you've trained with them
- We pay for the return label
- Your new pair will be shipped as soon as we receive your return
Returns
- 30-day trial, money back if not satisfied
- Return shipping is at your own expense
- Register your return via info@kinex.nl
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Compression Calf Sleeves
Sale price€29,95
Protect your training rhythm
Compression keeps you going
Controlled compression
Gradual (32 → 23 mmHg)
Swisslastic AG measured
Medically measured compression
200-needle fine gauge
Compact and soft structure
Made in Portugal
Responsible European production
Why KINEX?
KINEX
Other brands
Standard socks
Compression class 2 (23-32 mmHg)
Lighter legs
Lowers injury risks (e.g., shin splints)
200 needles fine knit for extra durability
Maximum ventilation (mesh) to prevent sweaty feet
Anatomically shaped for a second-skin feel
Minimalist design for a sleek look
Responsibly Made in Portugal
Support your legs
Compression socks for running and sports
Finely knit with 200 needles for a dense, soft structure, combined with technically placed ventilation zones that regulate temperature. Finished in a minimalist design that looks sleek without unnecessary details.
Tested with Swisslastic AG measuring equipment, technology from the medical world. This guarantees an accurate pressure distribution that supports your blood circulation during exercise and helps prevent injuries such as shin splints.
Sustainably produced in Europe under fair and controlled working conditions. Craftsmanship, transparency, and quality are central, with a short production chain that limits unnecessary emissions.
KINEX
Be persistent.
Become a winner.
Those who persevere get better. Progress lies in repetition, discipline, and recovery. Our compression wear is developed to support you in that process, whatever your goal may be.
Need help?
Frequently Asked Questions
mmHg is the unit for pressure, the same one your doctor uses for your blood pressure. 23-32 mmHg means the sock actively compresses your leg. Class 2 is firm and clearly noticeable. For comparison: a regular sock has zero pressure, Class 1 is around 15-21 mmHg. Class 2 provides more support and is suitable for sports and recovery.
The sock is tightest at your ankle and gradually loosens towards your knee. Blood flows from your foot back up to your heart. By applying more pressure at the bottom, you give that blood a push upwards. The result: less heavy legs, less muscle vibration, faster recovery after a workout.
Yes, they are specifically designed for this. The sock breathes, stays up, and supports your calf with every step.
Yes. After an intense workout, fluid accumulates in your legs. The compression helps drain it faster. Put them on after your workout, elevate your legs, and leave them on for a few hours.
Use the size chart and measure your shoe size. Compression socks should fit snugly. Too large and the compression won't work, too small is uncomfortable. If you are on the border of two sizes, choose the smallest.
Roll the stocking all the way down to the heel. Put your heel in first and slowly roll the stocking up, piece by piece. Check that there are no creases, as these create pressure points. Ideally, put them on as soon as you wake up, before your legs swell.
During exercise and for a few hours afterwards is normal. A full day is also fine for most people. Do not wear them to sleep. If you experience discomfort or are in doubt, consult a physical therapist.