Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Although the manufacturers want to extol the compression sock virtue of “Easy-On and Easy-Off” feature of this product, and I admit that this is why I bought this item, I must honestly say first and foremost that this statement is not true. Even though these compression socks are a bit large for me, and one would surmise that this would create an “Easy-On and Easy-Off” fit, it does not. However, the not so “Easy-On and Easy-Off” socks do have one redeeming quality worthy of their purchase—the soft fabric is so comfortable that one can easily wear the Copper Fit Unisex 2.0 socks all day without the pain typically experienced from wearing just about any other generic or brand name compression hosiery. In fact, I have been able to wear them a few extra hours each day without the return of the usual pain and fatigue I experience when not wearing compression hosiery. I also bought the older version of Copper Fit compression socks that were replaced by the Copper Fit Unisex 2.0, called Copper Fit Energy Knee High compression socks, which were a bit easier to put on but not as soft and comfortable as the newer version, making the Copper Fit Unisex 2.0 the better purchase. In summary, although the Copper Fit Unisex 2.0 Easy-On and Easy-Off compression socks did not fulfill the promise of being “Easy-On and Easy-Off”, the soft fabric and all day comfort they provide make them a most worthwhile purchase when compared to other Copper Fit styles and various other generic compression hosiery. One improvement that the Copper Fit company could offer is a variety of compression levels; a Lg/Xl offers enough length for a woman of average weight and height, but is not tight enough.