How much compression? 15,20, 30 hg ?
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according to http://www.compressionstockings.com the Zensah Ultra Compression Leg Sleeves are 20-30mmHg
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We got the XL size and that is what we needed. My husband's legs were so swollen that we needed the XL. I thought they looked so big when we unpacked them, but when they are filled with air the compression was adequate and worked well.
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my doctor told me what compression to get. size you can determine by calling the co
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It all depends on what his air compressor puts out. I would say 150 psi he wouldn't have a problem.
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15-20 miles/ hr depends on your weight. You go the fastest on the "hi" mode
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I'm pretty sure it would be somewhere around 1500 psi full. Not 100% sure though.
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I use 35 upto 60 psi depending on what I'm cutting just practice with the psi on what u intend to cut most otherwise you'll be to cold or melt right thru it
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There is about 1/4 - 1/2" of compression. I'd suggest you get the 11-18. If you adjust it to 11 1/4" it should be about right.
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Compression. One of my favorites - very comfortable, like a sports bra. However, if you have large breasts it may not work for you.
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They are knee-high, and the compression goes up the calves. I could stand for the calf compression to be more and the cuff to be less. I don't know the compression value though.
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The more compression the better the support for your legs, and the increase in circulation. You should get sized for a proper fit, however I believe 15-20mmHg is a good place to start and 20-30 would be preferred. If your leg feels numb the compression is too tight and you should go down a size. It should increase circulation, never cut it off.
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Yes you can. All you need is a 1/2"mnpt x 1/4" compression. Our you can reduce it down from 1/2" mnpt.
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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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Comfort is something that you can control. I keep mine breathable while im at work, bht when im working out at home i tighten it up when im running. pushups and situps. So there is not real suggestion on compression, just adjust it to your comfort and exercise. Im running a medium via the size chart too and it is a little snug as well.
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I am not exactly sure how you define compression but I wear them all the time to crossfit and they they stay in place (a couple of inches higher than mid-shin) during the entire hour of a strenuous crossfit workout. I also never feel that they are so tight that they cut off circulation. So I think they are perfect. I hope this answers your question
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Hi, the higher the number, the more the compression. Usually your doctor will tell you what compression you need.Liz
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Cfm is an ambiguous rating and it's difficult to say. I would say 38 would be better as it accounts for compressed volume of air. However if you are using power tools or anything that needs more air I would look much higher or you will see significant pressure drops. Something in the 100's at least or 200's would be ideal. I bought this and switched to a 200+ scfm and I only get a drop of 2-3psi. With this unit I experienced 20-30psi drop at full load.