The 10 Best Achilles Tendon Supports

The Treat My Feet Anti-Microbial (about $20) are infused with copper and can help to not only stabilize the joint, but also decrease a longstanding pain you have been dealing with. The material wicks moisture away from the skin well and is nice and stretchy for a snug fit.

The 4Gear Ankle Support Kit (appx. $11) is an incredible value, coming with two braces and a pair of compression sleeves for a budget-friendly price. Whether you need something to wear while working out or just to help reduce swelling around the house, this combo pack has it.

The Pain Soother (about $50) is an excellent choice for post-surgery or injury healing. It features an integrated cold pack, as well as an inflatable gel pouch that you can use to apply targeted pressure right where it is needed. It isn't intended for walking around in, though.

The Gonicc Professional (about $14) can help increase circulation in your lower extremities and also minimize ankle swelling during long flights. When used while participating in sports or jogging, they will minimize the chances of experiencing a twist or sprain.

The Doc Miller Premium (around $12) cover most of the ankle and foot as well as far up onto the calf, providing a very high degree of support to all of those areas. Available in sizes from small to XXL, you should have no problem finding one with the perfect fit.

The Crucial Compression (about $9) feel almost unnoticeable to the wearer when jogging or jumping, though they still help to keep your ankles and heels stable and in proper alignment, which is really exactly what you want from these items.

The U-Picks (appx. $11) combines a compression sock and ankle brace into one highly effective item. This allows it to provide more stabilization than some other options, since you can adjust the amount of pressure needed depending on your particular problem.

Coming in subtle black or blue color options, the PowerLix Ankle Sleeve (about $24) won't scream to the world that you are wearing a therapeutic compression sleeve. They allow you to push yourself to the absolute limit when playing sports with less worry of getting hurt.

The Benmarck Sleeve (about $20) feature a one-size-fits-all design that some find convenient, but others who have smaller ankles may feel results in them not being as tight as they should. They are intended to be used while running to allow you to do it for longer with less pain.

The Crosstrap MDub Medical (about $14) may look like a simple accessory at first, but don't be fooled, a lot of research went into creating this patented design. Despite its minimalist appearance, it actually offers more support than many other full-coverage options.