GEAR REVIEW - RPV Compression Socks

GEAR REVIEW - RPV Compression Socks

Clay Dawson • November 25, 2023

Clay Dawson tests out the new RPV compression gear

Our Story:

RPV Compression was born from a shared love for running and the desire to provide runners with the ultimate combination of comfort, support, and style. We understand the challenges that come with pushing your limits, which is why our socks are meticulously designed to enhance your running experience. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner, a dedicated trail runner, or someone taking their first strides, RPV Compression socks are tailored to meet your needs.

Why RPV Compression:

 Engineered Performance: Our compression socks are designed to support your muscles, increase blood circulation, and reduce muscle fatigue. This means you can keep pushing your boundaries with greater endurance and speed.

 Vibrant Style: We believe that every runner deserves to express their unique style. That's why our socks come in a variety of eye-catching colorways that radiate positivity and energy. With RPV Compression, you're not just wearing socks; you're wearing confidence.

 Sustainability Matters: We're committed to making a positive impact on both runners and the environment. Our packaging is fully compostable, reflecting our dedication to creating sustainable solutions for a healthier planet.

 Embracing the Running Community: RPV Compression is more than a brand; it's a community of runners who uplift and motivate each other. We're excited to be part of the Aura network and connect with like-minded individuals who share our passion for running.

Thank you for welcoming RPV Compression into the Aura family. Together, we're taking strides towards a stronger, more vibrant running community.

GEAR REVIEW BY CLAY DAWSON - ATHLETE AND 100KM AUS REPRESENTATIVE


I am absolutely confident in the performance and durability of my RPV socks and gear. Whether it is an important race (in any conditions, distance or terrain), or simply a jog with the crew, my go-to socks are always RPV....to be honest they've completely made their way into casual wear too! Add to this, the customised versions and unique colours and the choice to go with RPV is a no-brainer!


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