We call it the 'WOW MOMENT.' That moment you sigh, 'Ahhhhmazing!' when you slip on our socks and feel the glorious difference right away. You have never felt anything like it before!
A feeling of incredible relief for your aching feet & swollen ankles when the cause of pain is from inflammation.
We're also proud the American Podiatric Medical Association Seal of Acceptance recognizes Apolla for our innovative, earth-friendly designs that combine the benefits of a SHoe with the comfort of a sOCK (that is why you hear dancers call them SHOCKS).
Keep scrolling to see the technology that makes our socks the best in the world.
We dedicate this page to those who enjoy geeking out with us a little & digging into the theory, science, and research-based design behind Apolla Socks. We dive into why they are the best compression socks on the market...and why they just, WORK!
What It Does:
Why It Matters:
This unique approach provides a multitude of benefits:
Biotensegrity suggests that a balance of tension and compression forces maintains the body's structure, distributing these forces throughout the interconnected network of muscles, fascia, and bones (Bordoni et al., 2018; Bordoni et al.,
This intricate web of interconnectedness means that forces applied to one area of the body can influence and transmit to other areas (Tadeo et al., 2014).
Apolla's light compression, by gently stimulating sensory receptors and influencing the tension within the fascial system, might contribute to improved neuromuscular coordination and, consequently, more efficient movement patterns and force production. (Chai Lian et al., 2020).
What It Does:
Why It Matters:
This brace-like support, combined with the benefits of graduated compression, offers a multitude of advantages:
What It Does:
Why It Matters:
What It Does:
Why It Matters:
This one-of-a-kind compression technology offers a multitude of advantages, backed by both scientific research and the experience of countless Apolla users:
Why were they given this distinction? We created an earth-friendly, premium sock, that gives you the benefit of a shoe combined with the comfort of a sock.
Foot injuries occur frequently in dancers, and researchers have investigated different protective measures to reduce their incidence. Research has primarily focused on ballet, but foot injuries also are common in modern and contemporary dance where footwear is not worn. While padded dance socks are a potential solution, the extent to which they provide force reduction for the feet is unknown.
Purpose: This study investigates the extent to which padded dance support socks can reduce force on the foot during a dance sequence and when landing from a sauté jump.
Methods: Twenty-one injury-free dancers (2 M, 19 F; age: 21.5 ± 6.7 years; height: 165.5 ± 6.1 cm; mass: 68.6 ± 15.0 kg) volunteered for this randomized, cross-over design study. Participants per- formed a 40-second modern dance sequence and a sauté jump landing under two conditions: wearing Apolla Performance Shock™ dance socks (DS) and with bare feet (BF).