Is the sock long enough to double over? Would like to have the sock on the skin then place the shin guard over that and have the sock come back over.
192907
I bought the M Size, It could be done however it wont cover all the shin guard. Maybe with the Large Size. I am a 10.5 U.S foot size and fits perfect.
192908
It might if you are short enough, for me it goes over the knee far enough to fold over if you look at the picture, that's how a large fits me, it would be folded over just below the knee and maybe a 5 or 6 inch fold, but not long enough to cover shin guards. Maybe you should wear a regular pair of socks under the shin guard and then put this one over it.
192909
Its knee long and the white strip that you see on the top is the only part which is double over. Normally you wear shin guard on skin and then cover it up with soccer socks. Inside part of decent (10-15$) Shin guard is made of comfortable soft material so it shouldn't really be a concern.
98376
i fasten my tens by the small clip on the sock it work better if i wet the sock with plain water before putting it on.. good luck to you
1954069
I think it might stay in place under a sock, hard to tell. I would give it a try.
69502
They have youth size shin guards. You can look them up on the Dick's sporting goods or Sports Authority website(s). I'd suggest a youth small.
2104228
I do not use the bunion guard.I found it uncomfortable to wear.I bought what the dancers wear to protect their toes when they are toe dancing.It covers the bunion area if I pull it to the side.
1162293
I would sum up the answer by saying that this is the best armor to protect your shin and your knee that I found on the market at this time. The rubbing spots that I found when I first started using these pads has gone away. It appears that this armor has adjusted to my legs shape so that I do not get any more areas that rub or irritate my skin. I do find it helps to wear high socks so there's less of a chance of any rubbing at the lower strap area.
846465
These are probably way too big for him. At that age, you can get integrated sock/shin guards that may be easier. Check with his league/coach.
55621
Check out the link to revgear's site: http://www.revgear.com/product/defender-gel-shin/shin_guardsUnder the image there is a link that says "size chart" on there it says XS for 11.5" shin, and S for 12.5". I recommend the Small, as he is a growing lad :-)I hope that helped. Osu!
333768
The length of the shin guard plastic part is only 8 1/2 inches. The width is only 5 inches at the widest point.
1820824
I think it has a lot to do with the size of your foot. My friend has a small foot and ankle. She says just slides the sock on and sticks he foot in and pulls the rope and her sock is on. "really slick". As for taking the sock off, no this doesn't do that. Your best bet for aid with that would be to insert a long shoe horn in the top of the sock and push it off that way. Or perhaps the long handled grabbers.
203160
The socks are on the long side. My daughter is nine and above average hieght. She wears a size 4 shoe. The socks reach above her knee when pulled up all the way. She folds them down over her shin guards. The entire team wears them and the seem to all fold them down. Hope this helps.
2008801
I found ways to make it comfy and have it work. First, get a thick sock and cut the great toe out. Wear the sock under the brace, always! Second, when you first start to wear the brace, just loop the velcro loosely. Don't tighten it at all. The width of the toe protector will work first and without pain. Only start to tighten it after about a week or even two, and then, just tighten it a bit. This is a slow process if you don't want the process to be searingly painful. It takes time. I started to notice a difference after about two months. If you go too fast, you can hurt your gate or your knee, so be careful and just go very slowly. I found ways to make it comfy and have it work. First, get a thick sock and cut the great toe out. Wear the sock under the brace, always! Second, when you first start to wear the brace, just loop the velcro loosely. Don't tighten it at all. The width of the toe protector will work first and without pain. Only start to tighten it after about a week or even two, and then, just tighten it a bit. This is a slow process if you don't want the process to be searingly painful. It takes time. I started to notice a difference after about two months. If you go too fast, you can hurt your gate or your... » Read More I found ways to make it comfy and have it work. First, get a thick sock and cut the great toe out. Wear the sock under the brace, always! Second, when you first start to wear the brace, just loop the velcro loosely. Don't tighten it at all. The width of the toe protector will work first and without pain. Only start to tighten it after about a week or even two, and then, just tighten it a bit. This is a slow process if you don't want the process to be searingly painful. It takes time. I started to notice a difference after about two months. If you go too fast, you can hurt your gate or your knee, so be careful and just go very slowly. « Show Less
684647
I don't think that's what this is meant for. This is so you can keep hockey socks from falling down. There's a clip on each end to connect to the socks. I don't even know what you'd attach it to for basketball or football or running.
1257091
Not sure. That's not what I have. I have an ordinary cast only partway up the shin. The opening is VERY tight, in order to keep water out, and I can barely stretch it over the cast.
82250
Don, we were not able to use this device with compression stockings, even the 15. We returned the item. Instead, I cut about a one inch slit on each side (right and left of the knee) of the sock, gather it up stretching as I go down the sock and pull as hard as I can as I put the sock on my husband, and then gradually pull up, smoothing out any wrinkles. We have tried for over 3 years to find a sock aid that would allow him to put on his own socks and so far, we have been unsuccessful. I wish I had better news, but that is the truth. Lyn C
723753
It looks like they should just pull off however it looks difficult. I just bought the special tennis balls that you can get on amazon and pushed them over the two back legs and it works perfectly for me. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
621401
I wish I would have worn mine full-time. Physical Therapy said not to. This is over a year later and the sprain has not healed. At least wear it when you sleep.