Scholl Light Legs Compression Tights for Women, 60 Denier, Black, X-Large

So support tights are a real tussle to get on. I haven't found a pair yet that aren't a battle but even so, once on, these are so comfortable to wear all day even on a long day. They are a huge help with swelling which I have a lot of trouble with so I do recommend. These have also proved quite tough too because they are a battle to get on but they have survived all my pulling and tugging for weeks now. You just have to learn how to roll them up bit by bit, leg by leg just know that it can't be done if you are in a tearing hurry.

These are some of the most comfortable tights I have ever worn. They are warm, soft and very, very comfortable. They are also very roomy in that they come right up around the waist area. They are a little difficult to got on due to the compression areas, particularly the ankle part, but they certainly do what they say and support you. I recently wore them to a wedding where I was standing for several hours and they were wonderful. No aching legs at all. My only disappointment is that I can't seem to find them in any colour other than black.

I really like these tights.They take a bit of wriggling on but once they're on the tops don't roll down like other tights can do and they look great, perfect for winter as they're pretty opaque.They're really comfortable and I don't know whether it's psychological or not but my legs definitely don't feel as tired after a long day when wearing these.The only reason I haven't given 5 stars is; I've had 2 pairs that have laddered after 1 wear, for the price you'd expect them to be ladder resistant but they're not.Edit: Photo of Size Chart as I couldn't find one anywhere online and thought it would be helpful for others thinking of purchasing.

I haven't really used 'support' tights before, and I was surprised what a difference these make. I'm a size 16 - 18, admittedly overweight, and I do sometimes struggle with my legs feeling heavy, especially if I've been standing ironing or cooking. These tights really help, my legs really feel lighter when I wear these.Most amazing is that they are also a good fit; most tights don't really seem to be made for the larger lady, but I've had no problem with these. Also, they look nothing at all like the 'support' tights of days gone by, they really look like ordinary tights.One thing, they can be a little tricky to get on, due to the tight elastication in them, so if you have arthritic fingers (I do) it takes a bit of patience and teeth gritting, but it's worth the effort.

Excellent product. I'm a size 16 and 5ft 6ins. Read previous reviews that these were a smaller fit than normal so I ordered the XL ones but I think the L would have been fine. The seam is well stitched and doesn't show any sign of developing holes; the waist fits where it should. I'm pleased with the 100 denier (black), it's totally opaque, depth of colour is even and there is a very slight sheen to them. Overall everything I'd hoped for, very pleased.

These tights are supportive, but I found them really difficult to put on. For that reason & the fact they are expensive I probably won't buy them again.

I used to wear these years ago when I was on my feet all day and they really helped with leg and knee pain. My sister was very grateful when I'd bought her some for vascular problems and won't wear any other tights now. These are rather expensive to buy full price, so I was delighted to find them here on Amazon at only £5 a pair (cheapest ever!) and my sister can now have a year's supply as part of her birthday present 👍 Thank you 😊

The leg support is good, however the part that hugs the hips is not well made and the second time I put it on, it started to tear apart. So far I have had to sew it in place three times. I am not happy about this at all, especially with the price I paid for it. I always buy my tights from M&S, but I thought I should give this new pair tights a chance. Bad decision. A similar type pair of tights from M&S costs 8 pounds and lasts for ever