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FALKE ACHILLES


Medical socks that massage the tissue and promote circulation. Pain is relieved and the tendon gradually becomes healthier, more elastic and more efficient.



FALKE Sport is developed to support athletes to Move Better, Feel Better, Perform Better.

 

Improve circulation & promote healing 


3D silicone dots on the inside of the sock massage the tissue to improve circulation and oxygen supply to the tissue, and promote healing. 

Reduce symptoms & relieve pain 


Compression and massaging properties of the sock help to transport the fluid build-up from inflammation away from the area to reduce symptoms and relieve pain.  

                           

 

 

Reduce swelling & stabilises the ankle 


Medical compression zones can help reduce swelling and reduce movement of the tendon.  

Cool, dry and blister-free


Moisture wicking 3-layer construction, with quick-drying vegan Lyocell, and an ergonomic fit to keep your feet dry and blister free.

                           

 

FALKE ACHILLES helps during the later stage of rehabilitation and can complement the treatment from your GP or physiotherapist perfectly.


Tips for treating Achilles tendon pain



Achilles tendon pain, also known as tendinopathy, refers to an injury to the tendon that links the muscles of your lower leg to your heel bone. This may result in discomfort, stiffness, and in some cases, swelling around the heel.


Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation (R.I.C.E.) & Exercise 



Rest. rest and minimize exercise. If the symptoms persist after a week, it's recommended that you seek advice from your GP or physiotherapist.


Ice. To reduce pain or swelling, apply ice by using a cold pack or a cold towel. 


Compression. Using compressive bandages or FALKE ACHILLES and FALKE ENERGIZING Compression socks can assist in minimizing swelling and limiting the movement of the affected tendon.


Elevation. Elevate the affected foot above the heart level to decrease swelling. Also keep the foot elevated during sleep at night.


Exercise. Slowly build back strength and functionality of the Achilles tendon by doing stretching and strengthening exercises (with the guidance of a physiotherapist).


Tips to prevent Achilles tendon pain 



Gradually build up new activities. Allow enough recovery time in between workouts. 


Limit repetitive motions that exert stress on your Achilles tendon.


Ensure to perform a warm-up routine and stretch your calf muscles after exercising.