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Why choose Isobar Compression?

Isobar's compression socks and sleeves are custom fitted to provide the optimal level of compression. Improved circulation helps to flush out lactic acid and other metabolic waste that builds up during intense activity. 

Isobar compression is clinically proven to improve recovery after training and competing, reducing muscle fatigue and reducing swelling by increasing blood flow, allowing you to recover faster and can train harder and longer next time.

 

Isobar has five distinct benefits for athletes

 
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Testimonials

“The difference between winning an Olympic medal and coming 4th is often less than 1%. The difference between winning and not winning major golf tournaments usually comes down to similar fine margins. We aim to ensure that no stone is left unturned in helping golfers be at their best, all of the time.

”With an extremely demanding travel schedule, compression clothing for travel and for recovery can be very important. Isobar Compression in 2018 is unique in terms of the 3D technology and precision, and have provided custom fitted compression to many of our leading players in 2018, who have noted recovery and performance gains, which will also protect the players against Deep Vein Thrombosis, and help set them up nicely for Ryder Cup 2018.”
— Dr Andrew Murray, Chief Medical Officer - European Tour Golf
 

“I have personally found Isobar to be an excellent product. I would recommend this product to any athlete/sports teams as I feel the garments have really helped in achieving faster recovery times allowing the players to train harder on a daily and weekly basis. The Isobar garments are an essential tool for each player’s recovery protocol and having used Isobar with the entire squad for the entire season, I am in no doubt that, they are the market leaders in sports compression garments.”
— John Kirkpatrick, Sale Sharks
 

“As an Applied Physiologist, I am concerned with ensuring optimal graduated compression and role of fit is critical to achieving this. Truly graduated pressure has to be measured in some way. We have a wide range of sizes across the swim team and specificity is important – otherwise you are just putting on a tight pair of socks. And you don’t want to occlude blood flow by wearing a sock that is too tight and in the wrong areas.

Customised fit is the only way to do that properly and so scanning a cross section of the calf makes perfect sense. As a scientist, this is important. The athletes I have worked with have really benefitted from Isobar.”
— Karl Cooke, Head of Sports Science and Medicine at British Swimming