Im 5'3" and my calves are 15, almost 16, what size should I get?
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Dear Erica!As you checked the sizing, you would be on the Small one for your height, but medium with your calves. I would suggest the medium. It won't be longer that much and also, you shouldn't take the small, because it would be so tight, unhealthy.
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My calves are 18" and my quads are 27" so I went with large and they fit well... Maybe a little loosely. But they do offer great knee support!
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I got a medium. my thigh at 5 in above the knee is 17' dia. fits very snug new which is good because they will stretch out over time.
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the real issue is the circumference of your calf. mine is 18" and i need a large. i wear a size 10 shoe and the foot of the sock is more than big enough.the chart on the box says up to 14" calf-small 15 &16" calf medium, 17&18" large, &gt;18 XL i would recomend you get the firm as they will of course get weaker as you wear them. they last me about 2 months. best regards
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I am 5"8 and I ordered a medium. Someone in my class thought they were tight on her calves, but she has issues with nerves in her legs. If you have average sized calves and no sensitivities, they should be fine. Mine are very comfortable and don't move around.
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I'm 6-3 and size 9.5 I bought med but I should have got large. If you want them to cover your whole calf.
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I'm a size 14 and it fit perfect. I felt that it was a lil stretchy so I'd say a size 16 or 18 might be okay as well.
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I'm male and a bit over 6 feet tall with 13 3/4 in calves. The medium calf compression sleeves are ideal in length but a tad loose fitting. Since you're a foot shorter than I, I suspect that medium will be too long.
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I bought medium and my calves are not very big and they are pretty snug. Left impression on my legs from tightness. You may want to go with Large. I wear size 10 shoe as well.
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I got the adult XX Large size and they are about 15 inches -- they fit past the ankle just below the calf
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The answer is no. Please read below: 1- To find your size, first measure around the calf (widest part of lower leg) and also around the ankles. Go to the size chart on the product page and based on the mesurements taken youll find your size. 2- The support is determined by severity of swelling/edema. Mild swelling will do with a 15-20, I wear 20-30 Large with a calf 16.5" when swollen. 3- Any compression over 20-30 is best determined by a doctor as it may cause unwanted side effects or dangerous over compression if not needed. 4- If your problem is lymphatic drainage, there re ways to manually massage for relief and these stocking compliment/work like magic. Always best to check with a doctor first.
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I wear size 7.5 and a large fits my foot well but they are a little tight on my calf. The largest part of my calf is 14 inches. Hope that helps.
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I'm bout 15lbs heavier than you, same height, and my XXL fits nicely. I'd recommend that size for you, especially if you're broad at the shoulders.
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Hi, I wear an 8.5 shoe. My calves are med or slightly larger. I ordered the med/large and they were fine.
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That's the problem I had! The size is based on measuring around the knee. The website lists one sizing chart, but the packaging lists another. I measured 14 inches, bought a medium, and it was too small. Here's the website: https://www.kneesupport.com/mcdavid/. I think the issue was that i have muscular calves, so my proportions may be different than their "standard". My suggestion: buy a size larger than you think you need. Good Luck!
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In my opinion you would require a large. My calves are small but I need a medium . A small was uncomfortable .
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All I can say is that my calves measure 17.5 inches around and the XL fits me snugly but, I think, just right. The material is VERY stretchy and they are well made. I think you want a snug fit for these.