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Old 04-27-2008, 04:52 PM #8
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Default Thorlo makes a support sport-type sock

I just got my first over-the-calf support socks from Thorlo. The nylon type are ok, but I have lost some of the natural foot pad cushioning off the bottoms of my feet, and Thorlo makes socks with varying degrees of padding. I got the uniform socks, because they go to the knee and do not cause swelling above where a regular crew sock reaches.

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