Busy but the city of Brotherly Love! These busy, vibrant socks feature repeats of this iconic city and Zensah logos sprinkled throughout. Whether you want to add these to your collection for your upcoming Philly race or marathon, or whether you want to commemorate your love for Philadelphia, the Busy Philadelphia is the design for you! Use to stay motivated while training or remember your accomplishment. Anti-blister, seamless toe, ultra-comfortable Graduated compression for reduced fatigue and faster recovery Moisture wicking and anti-odor proprietary fabric with silver ions Anatomical design for left & right foot specific fit Light cushioned sole, knee-length compression Targeted arch support Because a better planet is a better you, these sustainable socks are made with over 60% recycled materials! Quantities are very limited - once they sell out, they are gone forever! Available in: Perform better with Limited Edition Compression Socks. Graduated Compression: Improved circulation
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