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The JOBST Relief 20-30 mmHg Chap Style Compression Stocking delivers firm graduated compression in an open-back design that makes donning and doffing significantly easier for patients with limited hand strength or dexterity. Unlike traditional closed-back stockings, the chap style is open along the back of the leg, reducing the effort required to pull the stocking on while still providing effective compression along the front and sides of the leg. This listing is for the Beige colorway in Large with an open toe. The 3-D knit structure uses air-covered spandex yarn for comfortable all-day wear, and the reinforced heel adds durability.
The chap style stocking is well suited for patients with arthritis, limited hand strength, or reduced dexterity who find traditional compression stockings difficult to put on and take off. It is a practical choice for elderly patients and post-surgical individuals who require firm compression support but need a more accessible donning option. Caregivers assisting patients with compression stocking application will find the open-back design significantly reduces the effort and time required for dressing. It is also appropriate for patients who have experienced skin breakdown or wounds on the back of the leg where a closed-back stocking would cause friction or pressure.
What is a chap style compression stocking?
A chap style stocking is open along the back of the leg, similar to the design of riding chaps. This open-back construction makes the stocking much easier to put on and take off compared to a traditional closed-back stocking, while still providing graduated compression along the front and sides of the leg.
What size is this listing?
This listing is for the Large size in Beige. Please refer to the JOBST Relief sizing chart to confirm the correct fit based on your ankle, calf, and thigh measurements.
What does 20-30 mmHg mean?
20-30 mmHg is a firm level of graduated compression, providing more support than mild (15-20 mmHg) compression. It is typically recommended for moderate venous conditions. Consult your healthcare provider to confirm the appropriate compression level for your needs.
Why choose an open-toe style?
Open-toe styles are preferred by users who find closed-toe stockings uncomfortable at the toe, who wear open-toe footwear, or who require regular skin and circulation checks at the toes during clinical care.