Does your shoe size matter? I need a medium according to my calf size but a large according to my shoe size. Any help would be appreciated!
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Foot size doesn't matter for sleeves. Order by calf size. If in doubt on size, go smaller.
2089953
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, >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
1331218
My calves are 15 in. and I have the small/medium....for you, I would suggest the medium/large.....
2089954
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
366452
Order by shoe size. I have very large calves and they fit just fine. Remember you are buying compression hose so they have a lot of stretch in them.
1331217
As the others have said, you need a pair larger than what this product offers. My calves are 16", I ordered the medium/large size and they are just the right size. Any larger calves and they would be to tight. Good luck!
2244321
I didn't find a sizing chart. and I am 5 feet tall. the medium I couldn't get on past my calf, and the large were too long. did not work for me!
11454
Hi the sizing chart use to be right on the product page but i am not seeing it anymore. I wear a size 9.5 shoe and the sock size is a medium. I would contact the seller Vitalsox ( click on the link above ship and sold by Amazon) they will answer the question or google Vitalsox and website second link down
655645
If this is about Compression Socks, I am 6ft tall and I like the LARGE size socks because they fit all the way up my calf to below my knees. I want full length calf support. I have one Medium sock and its a little short. My shoe size is 10 or 10.5 If you have long legs, then a Large should do you fine like me. If you don't have long calf's, then a Medium might be just fine. I wear these socks everyday while standing and they really make all the difference in the world. Hope this helps.
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Go to skins.net, choose a pair of compression socks then hit "size guide". Sizing is by calf size. The socks are amazing, I have five pairs (and no relation to the company). Also, if you're on the cusp between sizes, go down not up. I learned that via trial and error. Lastly, buy from "Skins" (even thru Amazon) and they will trade, refund, whatever is needed.
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We bought for a friend that has a 171/2 inch calf with a size 10 shoe. We bought her the 2X. She says it is perfect for her because she doesn't like a tight fir. Wish we could be of more help.
200060
Here are the measurements: Size Calf Circumference Small 9.5-12.5 in Medium 12.5-15.5 in Large 15.5-18 in X-Large 18-20 in Hope this helps!
417141
If your legs are truly quite thick, you may want to try the Large. I found that the fit on the medium was tight (as it should be) even on my small calves. If your calves are larger, they'd be uncomfortably restrictive.
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Hi amazongirl! I have 15" calves and ordered the medium. They are tight but not too tight.
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i'd say you'd be good with a medium then. i am an 11 ...i know...big foot! lol!!! and i order the large and the x-l just in case. i use them both anyway so it doesn't matter....it's a great product. you will be happy with them and a great price too! :)
1174405
I'd go for the medium. I bought a small and wear a size 7. My toes for right to the edge. The calf wouldn't be an issue due to the air pump, it will keep it tight.
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I don't know how to answer the questions but my problem is I ordered according to my shoe size. I would suggest to order one size larger than the shoe size. Would that help?