I am 5' tall & weigh 145 lbs. What size CW-X 3/4 stabilyx tight should I purchase?
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As a 5'5" female I wore a Small when I weighed 115 -125lbs but at 135-145 a medium fits better. For a male I think I'd look at the Men's specific models because I think the waist to hip ratio would be different and you could end up with a very tight and uncomfortable waist with a women's model. If you are going for the women's 3/4 tight because the length would be better I'd definitely go medium - small is quite small and snug.
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The stitching pattern on the tights are to strategically place support over certain areas, they're not just for looks. For example, the "diamond" shaped pattern at the knees are supposed to sit directly over your kneecaps for the knee support/stabilizing feature to work (the model in the photo is not wearing them correctly). If you're pear-shaped, you'd probably need a medium in this brand, but they're going to be too long/not do it's job so the compression shorts would be better for you (above knee). If your weight's equally distributed, you may be able to get away with the small. Either way, try the brand on in a store if you can. The stitching pattern on the tights are to strategically place support over certain areas, they're not just for looks. For example, the "diamond" shaped pattern at the knees are supposed to sit directly over your kneecaps for the knee support/stabilizing feature to work (the model in the photo is not wearing them correctly). If you're pear-shaped, you'd probably need a medium in this brand, but they're going to be too long/not do it's job so the compression shorts would be better for you (above knee). If your weight's equally distributed, you may be able to get away with the... » Read More The stitching pattern on the tights are to strategically place support over certain areas, they're not just for looks. For example, the "diamond" shaped pattern at the knees are supposed to sit directly over your kneecaps for the knee support/stabilizing feature to work (the model in the photo is not wearing them correctly). If you're pear-shaped, you'd probably need a medium in this brand, but they're going to be too long/not do it's job so the compression shorts would be better for you (above knee). If your weight's equally distributed, you may be able to get away with the small. Either way, try the brand on in a store if you can. « Show Less
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Medium work really well for me and I'm 5'3" 150 lbs. The pants seem very tight at first but definitely stretch out a little after wearing....and especially after wearing and washing 5-6 times. Wash in cold water/gentle...and line dry. Really great for recovery and supporting the knees.
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I am 5'9" 155 and I wish I had ordered a large instead of a Medium. I fell well in the medium range. I get in them and they are definitely compression but a little more room would have been great. My other wish is that I would have bought full length. My calves swell below the hem. Also, with them being so tight they tend to pull down with my work out. If it wasn't for the tie inside I would constantly be pulling them up.
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The CW-X web site has a good sizing guide. I am 5.1 and weigh 103 and the size xs fit perfect. The fit is VERY snug but not uncomfortable. I loved my 3/4 so much got a pair Of full length for Christmas!
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I would think you could comfortably wear a size small. I am 5'4" and 130 lbs. The small fits pretty snug, but they are high-waisted, which keeps them from cutting into my hips. They cut just about mid-calf. My fear is that a medium on your height would ride way too high on your torso and be too long in the legs. Good luck!
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Are you male or female? I am 5'3" and 115 lbs woman and I wear a small. Although it may be long for you, I would suggest a medium because the waist of a small will be very tight for you.
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I am 5' and weighed 127 lb when i purchased these in a Large so i would think an XL for you - the drawstring is useful to pull tighter around the waist, (as i now weigh 115 lb thanks to Zumba) but the really tight part of these pants is the top of the legs! Note: the diamond shape stitching should be placed around the knee and that works out for me at 5'. The best idea would be to try some different sizes on at Scheels as all our body types are different.
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Hello...Just saying but these clearly state "Women's". I would not wear compression gear designed for a woman if I was a man (certain spots will get squeezed when they should not). However if you are a woman using a man ID: refer the CWX charts knowing that it is somewhat accurate (all people are build differently so going by weight and height rather than leg length and circumference is an issue). Your best bet is to try the exact brand and model at a local store and see how they fit.
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I would say a Medium. That should be slightly loose for you. I'm 6' and 165# and the M is just right without being too tight
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I am 6' 0", 170. I bought a large that fairly tight; I would suggest at least an XL.
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I am 5'4" and 115lb and wear a medium, but I like to size up in compression wear. I think a medium would fit you well.
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i'm 5'4 and i bought a extra small and it's a tiny bit too long. i don't think you'll have to worry about them being too tight either because they are still baggy on me and i'm usually a 5/6 as well. i usually would buy a medium or maybe even a small sometimes. I think a medium might be a tad too big. But i don't want to give you bad advice either.
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I think M will be fine because I wear size 4-6 jeans but I am 5'9" and Med are perfect. These are my favorite riding pants!
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I'm a size 6 and I ordered a medium. There was a lot of extra belt after buckling. I would say you probably want a small.
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I'm 5'7, 140 lbs w a 30 waist. The medium were a perfect fit, so a small may be the size you're looking for :). The mediums fit well, but we're close to being too long
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Go with the next size up. That s/m is too tight for me, and I am 5'5" at 165.
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I am 5'8 145 and am regular in all dimensions. I ordered a Large Half Leg HL15xp and it worked with all the casts that I was put in. some casts were fatter, some not, some covered my toes and some did not. The DRYPRO waterproof leg protector that I ordered worked well and I still have it for future casts that I may encounter. I broke my talus which apparently is a bad bone to break and it has a reputation as one which doesn't like to heal. Hope this helps. Take care and good luck. Marcus
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I'm just under 6' and weigh 155 and the L/X worked best for me. Try them on at a store if possible. If not, you would probably need a L/X. Hopefully return shipping is free, just in case.
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Hi I bought two if these one size fits all I'm pretty sure they will fit! I'm 5'1 145lbs n I fit it them perfectly in fact they run a bit bigger they are great for leg circulation that's why I bought them!
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Hi, I´m 5'9" and 140 lbs. I bought an Adult Medium (Size 4) and it's perfect for me. I suppose you are 38S in a business suit. If that is the case, Adult Medium Size 4 is my recommendation. Regards!
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There is a sizing chart on the CW-X website. Hard to find, but if you choose a product, there is a tiny sizing chart button under the "buy" button. I am 5' 4" and weigh 120 pounds, but carry my weight in hips/thighs/calves and the smalls fit well. These are supposed to be tight - to the point that they are a little difficult to put on.
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I'm 5'9" and 145 pounds. The adult mediums fit me great. The large may go up too high for you.
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Hi these tights will help you for vein support and I think you should order a small size because of you height. I'm 5'4" and 100lbs and the XS was the right size for me but for your height a small will be ok for you
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I would try a small. Your waist compresses a lot more than you think and you need the belt to be tight!