I'm 5'11" & 215 lbs. I don't look 215, but my thighs are def. larger than average. Should I be concerned that a L will be too tight? Saw PI chart.
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I wouldn't recommend getting the leg warmers. After a couple of uses they start to slide down. I strongly suggest looking into long pants, much better, but I would recommend getting an extra large in pants or leg warmers, if you go that way
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I'd say go with a size lower than you might generally go with otherwise it won't stay on too long as you're cycling...over time mine have loosened up a bit after usage/wash ect...so I'd probably go with the smaller size
1514239
If your weight is not in your legs you may be ok... A real size chart would help.
1514240
It's hard to say but you seem to be roughly my size and the L fits well for me
146643
I'm 5"11" & 185 and have pretty cyclists thighs (larger than average). I wear a small. Even these fall down at times. I wouldn't worry about a large being too small, they're pretty stretchy.
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I am 6'3" and 250#. I don't think they will be too tight. You want compression.
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Dont know about sizing; but you might want to consider a full bike pants for cold weather instead of these. I find mine tend to ride down my thighs when I am riding
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Yes, in my opinion, you should be concerned. *My* thighs are large (not even overly so - 5'8", 160pd) and they don't stay up at all. They still keep my legs warm (from just above the knee to the foot), but they don't stay up (for me). I wear them under sweats.
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I'm an inch taller, 10lbs heavier, I went with the XL. They are pretty snug, no way could I fit into a Large. We seem pretty close, no way could I have gotten away with the Large. Hope that helped.
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I'd measure the largest part of the upper thigh and determine size from there. You might also want to either cut a piece of paper or fabric and wrap around your le. The fabric doesn't have a lot of "give" because of the ice packs. The ice packs are not flexible at all, they are very hard and stable. You are not going to walk a step in this wrap because it is going to fall down your leg. I'm a woman's size 16-18 so I got a large.
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probably large so the top fits so that you can move comfortably. it will stretch to conform , so as not to be baggy hopefully. I buy medium, and could imagine someone taller than me feeling restricted -- also i like the legs to come down on my thighs a bit.
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I was worried about that too. I am very happy to say yes. I'm 5'2', 117 lbs. I have no problem at all. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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I've found the O'Neill size chart to be spot on. If you can find a size in the chart that works, I'd feel confident you can trust it to be accurate.
2000667
You're right on the border line. You would technically be fine, but might not feel 100% comfortable. It's really great for kids and preteens. I am 5'3" and 130 lbs and am more comfortable the next size up, since we have both.
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My wife uses this brace too and she is 2x, there seems to be plenty of extra strap for a larger leg but our bodies are all shape differently. Where some might have massive thighs some others carry their weight around the waist if you are normally proportioned I can see it fitting you. Take a chance I would anyway refunds are easy with Amazon!! Sometimes you just have to go for it!!!
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I'm 5' 11" ordered lg.and crotch tight and I would. Like more leg room the waist is ok,I'm a 36 I would try xl since your taller
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The hip size determined it for me. If you are smaller than 38" you could probably wear a large. Your height should not be a problem because I had way too much leg length and they crumpled up a bit.
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I'm 6'1" 215 pounds, fairly muscular (42" check, 33" waist). I accidentally dried my shirt in the dryer once. It's an XL and pretty tight on me. But that's probably the correct fit.
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Hi christine. I am 6 2 and a muscular 216. The xl is perfect on me. U would probably be best served by a medium....but the size chart is fairly accurate. I suspect the l would be a bit billowy for you
39853
Yes , providing that your thigh is not above average size you should be fine .
771168
To determine my size (LG/XL) I assumed this type of support would be tight to provide proper support. I weigh 122 pounds - 5 feet 3 inches tall - so my legs are not very fat nor wide. This size is just right for me, more snug than loose. If you are close to my height/weight you might consider getting LG/XL. Anything smaller will be too tight for you. My circumference measurements around my leg are: 13 inches below the knee joint where the calf begins; 14.5 inches around the knee joint at the widest part; 15 inches above the knee joint where the thigh begins. Measurements taken standing up. If you measure much smaller or larger than me you need a different size from LG/XL. Hope this helps. Generosa Rader
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I used the oneil sizing chart and it was very accurate. I am 6' 215 and an XXL fit perfect.
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The bicycle companys have a size chart for your height and inseam. I went by it and it went well for me.
911525
I'm 5'8 190 #'s I went with a medium. If you need it skin tight, try a small. The medium will have a little play.
53325
I'm 5'7 and 135, I ordered medium and like the fit. It depends on how snug you are comfortable with, I don't like anything tight.