I have a 9.5" elbow. Which do you suggest--Sm or Med. Would Small be too much compression. I'm getting it for golf elbow.
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I have a 9.5" elbow and I got the small. Should have gotten the medium. It feels great at first but then feels really uncomfortable. So I suggest medium.
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mines about 8" and I chose the medium. It's not too tight on me so I would suggest a Medium for you as well. Your best bet is to go to Sports Authority or somewhere local where they have this item and try it on first. That's what I did before making my purchase at Amazon to save a couple of dollars...LOL :-)
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This will adjust down as small as you need it too. I also have thin arms. Standard size small elbow braces would not give enough support. This product has been a godsend.
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Hello, I think it depends on how much pressure you want. Obviously the small is going to fit tighter and if you are looking for stronger compression that might serve you better. I personally would choose the small, because the whole point is compression and they do stretch out after awhile so tighter in the beginning isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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I would say go for the medium. My hips measure at 33" to 35" depending on where exactly I measure, the time of month, recent pig outs etc. Since the 35" is at the end of the size small measurements I wondered the same thing. But the small fits me great. I usually wear it on the last set of hooks (it has 3 sets just like a bra does to customize the fit), but sometimes wear it on the middle set. You want it to be snug to keep your firearm secure but not too tight to where you can't wear it comfortably. I'd say go with the medium, try it & then if you need to you can order an extender. Can Can has great customer service, if you find you do need an extender I'm sure they'd be very helpful in getting you fixed up. Enjoy your new holster. I love love love mine. Highly recommend it. Best $ I've spent!
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I have the medium on the benelli supernova tactical. If I had to guess I would think the stocks are very close in size. Medium would be my suggestion. Also, this limbsaver is worth every penny, I have a tube extension and like to shoot 7 rounds of 00 buck fast and with this thing there is zero (I mean zero) discomfort or bruising. You can shoot all day.
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I would definitely go with medium. These are very tight. I was barely in the large range and there would be no way to get into the smaller ones for me.
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Cameille - I use the compression sleeves when I golf to keep the sun off my arms. I have had several precancerous spots removed and trying to prevent and further damage. They fit from my wrist to almost my shoulder. They are tight fitting however because of the movement of my arms I do have to pull them up towards my shoulder (keeping the tops up under my shirt sleeves. I wish I could advise further. I can tell you I only paid $9.75 for 1 pair, total price no S/H.As John below says, alot depends on the size of your arms. I hope this helps.
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Hi. I ordered a large as I ended up having a full knee replacement. Hence my knee swells alot. My son tried the same compression sleeve and it fell off his knee. He is 6' a Marine and a marathoner. I am not sure if this helps in your decision. I love mine. It is worth every penny. I have also recommended it to several others with knee pain. The beauty of this product is the sleeve for the ice packs. I have also put plain ice in the ziplock bag and put it in the sleeve. Oh what a relief it is.
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Can you point me to a smaller (than 9") cuff? I couldn't find mention of one. Thank you. Mark Bloom
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The size of the bandage really only depends on the wound. I've never planned to have any certain size or kind of injury, but it would be safer to have both, just in case. The six inch can be a little bit too big for the average medical kit when added to the assortment of other bandages, ointments, adhesive tapes, splints, painkillers and so on, but even more so if you have more than one of these bandages. The good news is, that regardless of size, they are sterilized and vacuum sealed to take up the least amount of space possible. I personally like the 4" more just for the simple fact it is easier to work with regarding pad and strap manipulation when applying the bandage. Also, if you ever have an instance where this dressing needs to be used as a tourniquet, the shorter width pad gives you precious seconds more to tighten down not only the pressure because your working with less surface area, but also with the length of the straps. The 6" pad takes longer to work as a pressure dressing or tourniquet and the straps are very, very long. The straps on the 4" are already long enough for any injury that they might be used for. And remember, If the vacuum seal is broken and you can squish the bag in your hands easily or even hear crinkling noises when handled, the item should be returned and you should get your money back, because the seal has been compromised and the package is no longer sterile, therefore it should never be used unless for tourniquet purposes only and there are no other sterile means of helping the injured individual right away.
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I can't say if it will solve your problem (although I've heard compression sleeves work for Shin Splints), but I doubt it will be too much compression (assuming you get the sizing right). I thought the compression was on the light side.
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I would recommend getting the medium. If it is a bit tight, be aware that it will break in with use.
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Check and see if there is a size chart. I bought a large for my son. He lifts everyday. And he lives the sleeve he said it really has relieved the pain in his elbow. He also has one for his knee.
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I am about the same size. I have both the med. and large. The med. is a more snug fit, which I like the best, but for a looser fit, you might like the large the best. They both keep hands warm. I use them both, alternately.
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My knee is 14" and the medium is a bit too big for me. Having used numerous brands of these, I now go with the Breg patella band. I use a Medium in their product. The Nike also has a tendency to chaff me on long bike rides.
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I would go with the medium, you can adjust down using the wheel at the back of the suspension inside the helmet. If it's a little too small you'd have no room to adjust.
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I wear an 11.5 -12 shoe and I purchased the MED. I wanted compression and support but it fits perfect no tightness not uncomfortable at all. However it really depends on your leg size as my legs are not very big. So if your husband has large legs I would go with the L over the med but you do not want the brace to slide down while in use that means it is too lose.