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.
744626
Body weight and height are not necessarily good in sizing yourself for shin guards. It does not address if you are a person with a large calf and thigh muscle. Nevertless, XXL would be about your size.
32612
Shin guards are not sized for age, they are sized for the height of the individual. These shin guards do have velcro across the guard for a tighter grab when worn
261223
The sock length is fine, but the size of the foot will probably be to big for her. My son had a size 9, and the foot even with soccer shin guards on was to big and caused bunching. - Hope this helps
715525
It has two rubber strips that follow the length of the splint that go at the front of your shin. My son (thin build)has never had a problem with them slipping, he uses them for practice twice a week and games on week ends, he still loves them the still help to keep shins splints at bay.
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.
1738692
The gel part actually touches your skin so I put on my sock first and then the metatarsal pad. For me If I put it on before my socks, it slid around too much. I got another kind from my podiatrist and the gel is covered with material so I put that kind under my sock.
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They don't have actual measurement-based sizing, unfortunately. The Small/Medium and Medium/Large size specs are all we have to work with. That being said, there is a review that conveys an opinion/advice that any calf circumference of 15" or more should be paired with a Medium/Large sleeve. I happen to have ordered the Medium/Large size without measuring anything, and I struggle a little to get the sleeve on and in place (which might simply be the 'nature of the beast', given what it's supposed to do), but it works extremely well, and is the only thing in my experience to prevent the shin splints I was otherwise plagued with and practically guaranteed to 'get'. I just measured my calf circumference, and it's ~14.5" -- so although mine is less than 15", a Medium/Large is what I needed, and it works well enough to do the job, but is tight enough when trying to get it on to make me wonder whether I ordered too small a size -- but once in place, it's fine, and it's not too tight (feel-wise), and doesn't hurt, etc. -- it just works like a charm.
55618
Measure the size of the shin pads with respect to His shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. In his case it would be a smallS - 13" or belowM - 14"L - 15"XL - 16" or above
58919
They aren't like soccer shin guards. These are compression sleeves which are more like strong socks. They aren't going to offer any sort of protection. You'll need to look for something more specialty for whatever you are doing or possibly a product like shin guards for soccer as an alternative. These are strictly well made compression socks to help with blood flow and not for protection. The assist in blood flow helps with recovery which has helped my calf cramps. Some sleeves are lycra and don't really compress. These are a strong and breathable woven material that gives you graduated compression from the ankle up over the calf.
2163405
Absolutely YES! As I wrote in my original review, I was dependent on others to put on my socks until I purchased this devise. I am now a grown up again. It works for all lengths of hoisery.
1890136
I wear the ankle brace under a sock. I play softball and umpire. It works great.
400183
sorry for delayed reply, I was out of town. It's either foot. and FYI . . it works "ok". If you have big calves like I do, it's hard to maintain the position. Try it.
576729
If you apply it tight enough around a thick athletic sock, it does fine...at least at the lower weight (5 lb) that I was using it....The design seems good, so if any such ankle weight works, it should be this one....
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Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around your ankle. It may seam confusing at once but you will get it and when you do it is a great help.. Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around... » Read More Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around your ankle. It may seam confusing at once but you will get it and when you do it is a great help.. « Show Less
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Jeff----I am not sure. My wife is 5-2 and it went up on her thigh. By it and try it. You can alway return it. Sorry I was not more help.---Robert
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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!