Etac Socky Stocking Aids

For a perfect result, remember:

• Pull up the sock properly and over the hooks
• Place the string behind the calf
• Pull up with ease

Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Short

The Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Short is the perfect stocking aid for both short and knee length socks, including flight socks. It consists of a plastic base with two hooks under a pre-folded nylon fabric.

How to use Socky Short

Simply pull the sock onto the Socky fabric until the top of the sock reaches over the hooks. Place the string behind your calf and pull. The Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Short slides up around your foot and lower leg with ease, placing the socks perfectly.

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Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Long

The Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Long is the ideal solution when hand strength and mobility is restricted or when you need to reduce the friction between the sock and floor. It can be used for short as well as knee length socks and it can also be used for tights.

The Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Long consists of a long plastic sheet placed under a pre-folded nylon fabric with a handle on top.

How to use the Etac Socky Stocking Aid, Long

Simply place the sock around the Socky fabric and pulled to the top. Then use the handle to pull Socky, Long up while the plastic slip prevents the sock from clinging to floor or carpet.

Etac Socky, Long for Tights

For tights, use two Socky, Longs connected with the Etac Socky Linking Device.

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Etac Socky Stocking Aid for Support and Compression Stockings

This stocking aid is designed to suit different lengths and types of support and compression stockings. It consists of two long nylon fabric sections that connect with Velcro. Each part has a large handle to grip to pull the stocking over the foot and leg.

How to use Socky for support and compression stockings

Fasten the Velcro, and fold the nylon fabric. Slide the stocking over the Socky. Pull the hands through the handle and pull up the stocking by twisting Socky around the hands until Socky splits into two parts.

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