Legwear is provided having at least two interior pockets in the calf area and ankle area of the legwear for inserting pads to enhance the physical structure of a person's leg between the knee and the ankle.

A protective garment has a wearable material that is shaped to cover a part of a wearer's body and a shock-absorbing material that is fused to the wearable material. In certain embodiments, the shock-absorbing material comprises a gelatinous elastomer blend containing a polymer material blended with a plasticizer (e.g., mineral oil). Applying coatings of a block co-polymer material and talcum powder enhance the properties of the garment.

An object retaining article is provided. The object retaining article includes a first layer having a first length and a second layer having a second length and being coupled to the first layer to form an object compartment.

The present invention provides for a striking garment having a striking sensor system and a program to receive data, the program providing visual feedback and analysis of the data from the sensor system for the user.

A sock having a first end to receive toes, a second end to overlay a calf, and a heel zone therebetween to overlay a heel. A cushion component shaped to contour the heel, ankles, and posterior calf and positioned within and attached to the inside of the sock whereby when the sock is in use the cushion is positioned over the boney prominences of the foot and reduces pressure to the anatomy of the foot (integument and body tissue) that covers the boney prominences of the foot by distributing pressure caused by direct contacts with any and all surfaces while accommodating the ability to ambulate.

Aspects herein are directed to a sock comprising a first material layer having a first elasticity. The sock comprises a welt area comprising a collar; a leg portion having a front area and a rear area; a heel portion extending below the leg portion; a foot portion extending from heel portion; and at least one pocket structure in at least one of the leg portion or the collar.

A thigh-high sock for managing knee and ankle pain during sleep includes a sock body extending from a foot area to an upper thigh area. A first stuffing-filled pocket may be positioned near a knee area, located behind and on an inner leg side. A second stuffing-filled pocket may be positioned near an ankle area, located on a front and inner leg side. Rubber slip-strips may be positioned on an inner surface to maintain positioning during sleep movements. The pockets may include zippered closures for stuffing adjustment. The sock may accommodate various sleep positions while providing targeted cushioning support. A method includes adjusting stuffing materials and wearing the sock during sleep. A system may include left and right socks with distinct configurations for comprehensive lower extremity pain management during sleep periods.