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How Ferris Bueller Could Have Used Compression Socks

By Rob Sutter


Throughout "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," the title character has been living life pretty leisurely. He's been able to coast through school based on such things as his popularity and his amount of admirers seem to come second to none as well. As a result, being able to play hooky and stay away from school in favor of a trip to the city sounds like a good idea. In the last act, though, Bueller's athleticism is put to the test and compression socks are needed for this event.

Knowing that he has little time to get home before his parents return, Bueller makes a mad dash from the home of his girlfriend, Sloan Peterson. Of course, there are a few aspects that get in his way, such as the houses he must dash through and a couple of females sitting outside while soaking in the sunrays. However, it's the final bound over the fence thanks to a trampoline that seems to cement his athleticism. You can't deny that all of that left an impression, right?

That kind of impression would most likely come in the form of foot pain, which is something that I experience more often than I care to admit. When you're moving about from place to place by means of walking, it's expected that your feet are going to feel sore, especially after your settle down at home. Bueller doesn't seem like the kid of high school student who would fatigue so easily, but the point still stands. Is there a method to take on so that the mad dash is made less strenuous?

Compression socks are the types of footwear that I believe Bueller can stand to utilize in the long run. If he's going to take more days off, only to have to make a sprint to the back door of his home, he might as well do so while being comfortable. This is kind of promise that companies, which makes these socks, like PRO Compression can make to its consumer base. They are going to be given a substantial product that will, without question, last for the long haul, or dash as the case may be.

Bueller is probably one of the luckiest high school characters that I have seen in movies. In fact, I dare say that his attitude almost borders on invincible, as if there isn't a single entity in the world that is capable of laying a finger on him. Even so, he's not someone who is immune to pain or even fatigue, which means that he may need some help. In order to avoid potential trouble from his parents or Principal Ed Rooney, compression socks come recommended.




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