Flight Compression Socks
New Zealand's #1 destination for graduated compression.
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Pawesome Pink Compression Socks
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Copper Infused - White & Gold Compression Socks
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Shark Bite Compression Socks
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Sneaky Cats Compression Socks
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Navy Blue Compression Socks
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White Heart Compression Socks
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Ribbons Compression Socks
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Nurse Love Compression Socks
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Active White Compression Socks
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Grey Compression Socks
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Reindeers Compression Socks
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Blue Striped Compression Socks
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Christmas Lights Compression Socks
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Candy Canes Compression Socks
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Frosty Snowman Compression Socks
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Santa Hats Compression Socks
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Why Wear Flight Socks
Trusted by 50,000+ New Zealanders for everyday leg support
Improved Circulation
Boosts blood flow
Continuous Comfort
All-day wearability
DVT Prevention
Reduces clot risk
Vein Health Support
Prevents varicose
Boosted Performance
Enhances endurance
Lighter-Feeling Legs
May help ease everyday puffiness
The Science Behind Graduated Compression
Pressure that is strongest at the ankle and eases toward the calf gives your veins mechanical help moving blood upward — which may help ease swelling and leg fatigue and lower clot risk. Worn daily by Kiwi nurses, long-haul travellers, athletes and expectant mothers.
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Slip on before boarding
Put your flight socks on at the airport, before security.
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Stay comfortable inflight
Graduated pressure prevents pooling so legs stay light.
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Walk off feeling fresh
Land without the puffy-ankle feeling, ready to go.
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Flight Compression Socks for Long-Haul Travel
Made for the hours you cannot move
New Zealand is a long way from almost everywhere, and a long flight means hours wedged into a seat with your legs barely moving. That is when blood starts to pool in the lower leg, bringing on swollen ankles, stiffness and the raised clot risk that long-haul travel is known for. A 15–20mmHg graduated sock keeps the circulation ticking over while your calf muscles sit idle.
Wear them gate to gate
The habit that matters: get them on before you leave for the airport, not somewhere over the Tasman, and leave them on until you have landed and stretched your legs. They work just as well on a long coach trip or a day of driving. Sized S/M to 6XL, tracked delivery across New Zealand, free over $70.
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Loved by Thousands of New Zealanders
Based on 50,000+ happy customers
“After standing all day at work my legs usually feel heavy and sore, but these have definitely helped. They stay up well and don’t roll down constantly.”
“I ordered two pairs of nude size L/XL. I’m 80 kg with large calves and they fit perfectly. Fast shipping too. Well done!”
“Socks are fantastic! Really supportive and easy to put on.”
“A little tight at first, but they’ve helped my circulation a lot. Would still recommend.”
“I’m a teacher and wear these from morning to evening. My legs feel supported without feeling heavy.”
“The tiny heart design makes them feel special. Compression is firm but not uncomfortable.”
“I love that these don’t make my legs feel overheated like some compression socks do. They’re lightweight, breathable, and comfortable enough for all-day wear.”
“Shipping was a little delayed but once they arrived I could immediately tell they were high quality. Super supportive for long days on my feet.”
“Overall I’m very happy with the comfort and support these provide during workdays. I’d just love a few more sizing choices for a more exact fit.”
“I bought these for my dad after his doctor recommended compression socks. He was hesitant at first but now swears by them. Easy to put on and wash well too.”
“A lot of compression socks feel thick and hot, but these are surprisingly breathable. I wore them during a weekend trip with lots of walking and my legs felt great the whole time.”
“I used these on a holiday flight, and they worked perfectly. No swelling, and they looked festive!”
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Our FAQ
Flight Socks FAQ
Put them on at home or at the airport before boarding. Wear them for the entire flight and for 1–2 hours afterward.
Studies show graduated 15–20 mmHg compression significantly reduces the risk of deep vein thrombosis on long flights, especially over 4 hours.
Our range is knitted at 15–20 mmHg, the strength that suits the widest group of wearers — everyday use, flights, pregnancy, sport and milder clinical needs. It supports circulation and may help ease swelling and lower clot risk on long journeys, with no prescription involved. If you are dealing with something more serious, talk to your GP about stepping up to 20–30 mmHg or 30–40 mmHg.
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