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Graduated Compression
Getting compression socks on
Shouldn't be the hard part
Compression socks help keep your legs comfortable throughout the day — but pulling them on shouldn't leave you out of breath. FlyteZip's zip-up design gives you the support you need, without the daily struggle.
Gentle, Graduated Compression
Snug at the ankle, gradually easing up the calf — supporting circulation and helping keep swelling down, all day long.
Comfortable Morning To Night
Soft, breathable fabric that stays comfortable whether you're at home, out running errands, or on your feet all day.
On In Seconds, No Struggle
Just zip up the side — no pulling, no stretching, no needing a hand from someone else.
You shouldn't need help getting dressed
FlyteZip's zip-up design means you can put them on your own way, every single morning.
Who It's For
One Sock
Every Kind Of Day
Whether it's a long flight, a long shift, or simply a long day on your feet — FlyteZip is designed to help your legs feel lighter, without adding one more difficult task to your day.
Easy enough for arthritic hands
The zip-up design means you don't need strength or dexterity to get the support you need — every single day.
Why FlyteZip Feels Different
Traditional Compression Socks
Hard To Pull On
A real struggle, especially with arthritis or tired hands.
Digs Into Skin
Tight elastic tops can leave marks and discomfort.
Rolls Down
Slips throughout the day, needing constant adjusting.
One-Size Squeeze
Generic pressure that isn't made for real comfort.
FlyteZip
Zips On In Seconds
No pulling, no struggle — just zip and go.
Soft, Protected Zipper
A gentle lining keeps it from ever touching your skin.
Stays Put All Day
A snug, secure fit that won't slide down.
Gentle 15-20mmHg Compression
Real support for circulation, without the fight to put it on.
Real Comfort, Real Results
Say a zip-up design is easier to put on and take off than pull-on compression socks.
Report all-day comfort without pinching, itching, or tightness.
Notice less tired, heavy legs with regular wear.
*Based on published research on graduated compression and zip-fastening usability, not product-specific testing of FlyteZip.
How FlyteZip Works
Zip It On
No pulling, no stretching, no struggle — just zip up the side and you're ready, even on days your hands feel stiff.
Compression Gets To Work
Graduated 15-20mmHg pressure starts immediately — tightest at the ankle, easing up toward the calf.
Comfort, All Day Long
The soft, protected zipper and breathable fabric stay comfortable through long days of sitting, standing, or travel.
Frequently Asked Questions about FlyteZip
Will the zipper dig into my skin or leave marks?
No. A soft protective lining runs the full length of the zipper, so the metal never touches your skin — even during hours of daily wear.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure the widest part of your calf and check your shoe size against the size guide above. If you're between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort.
Can men and women wear FlyteZip?
Yes. FlyteZip is unisex and available in multiple sizes and two colours to fit comfortably.
What style options are available?
FlyteZip comes in two styles: Classic, with full foot coverage, and Open-Toe, which leaves the toes exposed for extra airflow and easy toe care. Both offer the exact same compression support.
Are these suitable if I have arthritis or limited hand strength?
Yes — that's exactly why we designed the zip-up closure. No pulling or stretching required, so you can get the support you need on your own, every day.
Can I wear these during pregnancy or after surgery?
Many customers wear FlyteZip for everyday swelling, pregnancy, and post-surgery recovery. If you have a specific medical condition, we always recommend checking with your doctor first.
How long can I wear FlyteZip each day?
Most people wear them throughout the day during activity, travel, or long periods of sitting or standing. We recommend taking them off periodically to give your skin and legs a rest.
How do I wash FlyteZip?
Hand wash in cold water, or machine wash on a gentle cycle. Air dry only — avoid tumble drying, as this can damage the elasticity and compression.