TRAVENO – Travel Support Socks for Women and Men

Travel with lighter-feeling legs — wherever your journey takes you.

Whether it’s a city break, a beach vacation, or a business trip, TRAVENO by SIGVARIS helps your legs start every adventure feeling relaxed. These high-quality travel support socks are the ideal travel companion, helping to reduce swelling in the legs and ankles¹.

For even greater wearing comfort, TRAVENO features a comfortable, breathable sole² and a special fibre that helps prevent odour³. So you can focus on what really matters: your journey.

TRAVENO travel support socks by SIGVARIS are a valuable investment in lighter-feeling legs and an essential travel companion — whether you’re travelling by plane, train, or car.

For Light-Feeling Legs on Every Journey

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Why TRAVENO Travel Support Socks Stand Out

  1. Intensive support effect
  2. Helps reduce leg swelling¹
  3. Supports circulation¹
  4. Easy to care for
  5. Medically proven effect¹
  6. Breathable sole for optimal wearing comfort²
  7. Easy to put on and take off⁴
  8. Two new attractive colours: green and light blue
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Two New Attractive Colours

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Less Leg Swelling During Air Travel with TRAVENO¹

In a study of 211 people taking a 7–8 hour flight, the effect of TRAVENO travel support socks on the development of leg edema was examined.

Result:
Travellers who did not wear support socks showed significantly more pronounced leg edema than those who wore travel support socks. This effect was even more pronounced in a group of 165 people taking an 11–12 hour flight.

Conclusion:
Wearing TRAVENO travel support socks can help reduce uncomfortable leg edema during longer flights.

Your Personal Risk Check

  • Low Risk⁵ ⁶ ⁷


    The risk of travel-related thrombosis is low if none of the risk factors apply to you. However, leg swelling or leg discomfort can still occur during any journey lasting several hours.

    Recommended measures: Wear TRAVENO travel support socks and follow the Tips for Light-Feeling Legs While Travelling.

  • Moderate Risk⁵ ⁶ ⁷


    If at least two of the following risk factors apply in addition to a journey lasting several hours, you have a moderate risk of travel-related thrombosis:

    • Pregnancy or recent childbirth
    • Age over 60
    • Abnormal tendency to develop blood clots (thrombophilia)
    • Family history of thrombosis or embolism
    • Larger varicose veins or chronic venous disease
    • Use of birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy after menopause
    • Obesity (BMI > 30)

    Recommended measures: Wear class 1 or class 2 compression stockings as recommended by your physician. If advised by your physician, medication to reduce blood clotting may also be considered. Follow the Tips for Light-Feeling Legs.

  • High Risk⁵ ⁶ ⁷

    If one of the following risk factors applies in addition to a journey lasting several hours, you have a high risk of travel-related thrombosis:

    • Previous thrombosis or embolism
    • Cancer or another serious illness
    • Immobilization of the leg, for example with a brace or cast
    • Recent major surgery

    Recommended measures: Wear class 1 or class 2 compression stockings as recommended by your physician, unless you are already wearing medical compression stockings. Medication to reduce blood clotting may be recommended by your physician. Follow the Tips for Light-Feeling Legs.

  • Travel Support Socks

    Wear TRAVENO travel support socks. Support your wellbeing and leg health — whether you’re travelling by car, train, or plane.

  • No Alcohol

    Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol.

  • Take Short Walks

    Take a short walk every one to two hours, whether down the airplane aisle, around a rest stop, or through the train.

  • Sitting Position

    Do not cross your legs, as this can reduce blood flow. Wear comfortable clothing that does not pinch or restrict movement.

  • Medication

    Avoid taking sedatives or sleeping pills.

  • Movement Exercises

    Stretch your legs and rotate your feet. Regular movement exercises are important.

References


1 Cesarone et al. The LONFLIT4-Concorde-Sigvaris Traveno Stockings in Long Flights (EcoTraS) Study. A Randomized Trial. Angiology 2003; 54/ 1:1-9.

2 Determination of the permeability of fabrics to air according to EN ISO 9237:1995; Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, Laboratory for Biomimetic Membranes and Textiles, Report No 5214038150-E, 06 March 2026.

3 Determination of antibacterial activity on Q-Skin sample - ISO 20743:2007 - Percent reduction Sample > 99,6% -Microbe Investigations AG report - December 2023

4 Internal wearing test with 10 people, 100% agree that TRAVENO is easy to put on and take off, 06 March 2026

5 Partsch H. et al. Reisethrombose 2001. Konsensuspapier. Phlebologie 4/2001: 101-103

6 Schobersberger W et al. Traveller’s thrombosis: International consensus statement. VASA 2008; 37:311-317

7 Rabe E. et al. Indications for Medical Compression Stockings in Venous and Lymphatic Disorders. Phlebology 2018; 33(3):163–84