I have seen complaints about it cutting off circulation. How do I know what size I need, for my 11 1/2 foot?
275547
there's a form telling you what size you need for the size of feet you have, S-M- L- XL and if you get one and it's to tight you can send it back for one that's bigger.
275548
I have a size 12 foot and order the xl. The problem with all these compression socks is they should design them to be measured around the ankle and the front area of the foot. I found even the xl "felt too tight but did not cut off circulation. That said you can try them and see how they feel.
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You can find the right size at www.drycorp.com or by calling 910-791-0009. Essentially, you need the circumference about 2 inches above the top of the cast of the leg or arm itself. The second measurement needed is the length from the point of circumference to either the tip of the fingers or heel of the foot. Please feel free to call DryCorp directly to find the right size in minutes!
1773076
Using the Velcro strap, you can adjust down to pretty small--and you don't want it too tight for circulation's sake. I always used them on my ankles but just put it on my wrist (they are small) and it works--not as good as it does for my ankles but the job gets done. I find these better for medium-small women. Men and larger women might have trouble with them.
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I found the 8 perfect for me (a male 8 1/2). The product has enough expansion & measures 10.5", toe-to-heel, sonot tight on the foot (my foot is 9.75"). Too loose in water activities is not a good thing.
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I broke my wrist and after removing the cast I needed to cover it because my skin was very painful. I bought the 3" size.I just tried the 3" stockinette on my calf what measures 15 3/4" and it fits fine.It also fits around my ankle what measures 8 1/4". If your calf is much larger You could try the 4"size.
378029
I have a size twelve foot and according to the packaging I am supposed to wear an XL, which goes from 12 on up. That would suggest that you need to buy the size large for size eleven feet.
1243998
Try the adult short leg version. . The one I had only fit to above the ankle. It might be too long but you can always push it down. It works gret. Get well soon.
198653
A small should be just fine. It laces up amd can be pulled as tightly as you need it. The crossing bands give great extra support.
1462844
I just measured mine (regular cuff) and would recommend using a large adult cuff instead of regular -- regular is about 14 3/4" maximum. Cuffs that are too small may produce an inaccurate reading.
1294162
Unable to provide helpful response. I did not pay attention to size of the sleeve that I purchased. Suggest contact FOOTSMART--this outfit carries this item and customer service could provide answer.
599510
I wear a 10 1/2 and got an 11; don't know about a 10, but you usually get them larger to accommodate the waders, sox, etc. I think most waders only come in full sizes (no 1/2's).
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Just kinda go with what size you are.I am a recent parapalegic I have to wear them every day the rest of my life.I was 6 foot 2 when I landed in chair I use a large.I think there measuring is kinda hoopla.If you are small get small,large get large.Just remember they are compression stockings.They must work right.They are very helpful,but they can also be damaging.
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Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks... » Read More Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason « Show Less
1255347
my foot is a 10 1/2 and I bought the medium. It fits my Redwing boots and my athletic shoes perfectly. If a small is too big, my suggestion would be to carefully trim it down with a band saw.
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It will fit your calf but not cover your ankle like it is seen in the advertisement. My husband is 6'3" and I had him try one on to see how it would fit him. It's even from top to bottom so no worries about it cutting off your circulation.
138548
I remember purchasing based on "size" and there was a measurement tool on their website. I would check that out first... mine is tight enough to stay on yet not so tight to inhibit circulation. http://www.bauerfeindusa.com/en/products/supports-orthoses/knee-hip-thigh/genutrain.html
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I'm men's 11.5 to 12 (depends on the shoe) medium width, and it fits me OK. Just requires a little stretching required to put it on. But for my needs, the spacing between the toes is insufficient to help the toes separate significantly, or to relieve a bunionette on the pinkie.