My thigh is a size 35" what size thigh brace do i need x-large or xx-large?
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I have a 22" thigh and the medium was perfect, so you'll need at LEAST the XX-Large. I emphasize at LEAST
1947909
I've been using this brace a couple of times a week for a few months now, for tennis and racquetball. My knee is also 16" and I got a Large, which is what I recommend for you. It runs tight, in my opinion, and it hasn't stretched noticeably yet.
682293
I got one and noted I needed a medium... this brace is VERY large.... It will wrap around my thigh almost twice... I measured 6 inches above mid patella and measured a 20 1/2...
1226042
measure your thigh 5" to 6" above the knee the circumference tells you just what size to order , based on their sizing chart on line just ck=lick on the guide and follow the instructions'. you welcome
593572
The back of the product packaging gives you sizing information that should have been included in the description. Here are the measurements listed by size. Measure around lower thigh.Small - 13" to 15.5"/ 33cm to 39cmMedium - 15.5" to 18"/ 39cm to 47cmLarge - 18" to 20.5"/ 47cm to 53cmXL - 20.5" to 23"/ 53cm to 60cmI'm also going to upload a picture of the back of the packaging that has these measurements. Hope it helps!
837383
You need to measure the size of your leg just above your knee, then use the sizing chart listed for the brace. The large fits well for a 17 inch leg.
806896
I usually buy the largest size and if I need to I will run a seam down the back to tighten it up for my leg. Here is the sizing chart for this product Sizing Chart:Item 7200 Small (13" - 14")Item 7201 Medium (14" - 16")Item 7202 Large (16" - 18")Item 7203 Xlarge (18" - 20")(Circumference measured 1" above top of patella)
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I believe that would be "X-Large Regular" unless you have short legs; in that case get an "X-Large Short" Hope that helps.
7846
You go to the Bauerfiend website specific to your region (I went to the USA website), click on products, and navitage to the specific model you are interested in, in this example I'll use the GenuTrain support: http://www.bauerfeindusa.com/en/products/supports-orthoses/knee-hip-thigh/genutrain.htmlFrom there, you click on the Technical Details tab, and the size chart is right there. It asks that you take two measurements, one above and one below the knee, and that is how you determine size.Hope this helps.
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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
2115526
Go with your normal size. It is designed to run small and fit under a brace. This one is the only brand I found that continues to stay in place.
1593513
To determine what size is right for you, measure the circumference of your leg 5 cm above the centre of your knee.Knee Brace M 12-14 inches Knee Brace L 14-16 inches Knee Brace XL 16-18 inches Knee Brace XXL 18-22 inches
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The XXL is sized for 43cm which should be good for a snug fit. I purchased one size smaller than recommended and am glad I did. They will stretch some with wear and sweat and being the thinner neoprene knee supports they have a lot more give. Also as they stretch over time you can hand or machine wash (gentle cycle) and air dry and they will return to their original size and be snug again. Hope this helps.
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The measurements shown in the answers (below) are accurate. However, measure ABOVE your knee to the approximate place the top of the brace will sit, then order accordingly. I have the XL and it is a good fit. Secure, but not tight, and will not slip down. If that portion of your leg is larger, and you only buy the size that corresponds to the measurement around your actual knee, it will be way too tight and very uncomfortable.
874727
A Large if you use it for short durations when weightlifting. An X-Large if you plan to use for work.
662802
My response is based on a conversation with my physical therapist. Their advise was to choose a sleeve size based on the circumference difference between your knee and your thigh. If your knee and thigh is similar in size choose 16" - 18". If your knee is smaller, then choose 14" - 16". The larger the circumference difference, the greater likelihood the sleeve will slip down. Following this advise, I purchased the 14" - 16". It's a little tighter than I like, but it doesn't fall when exercising.
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I'd go with at least a L. If you foot is very wide or your ankle rather thick, then you might want an XL. If you are only wearing it for exercising/a few hours, then a tighter one is better. But if you need this brace all day long, then I found it better to get a larger size than the chart indicates. I don't think I would have been able to get a smaller one over my heel... (I wear a woman's size 9.5 shoe/approx equivalent to a man's 8 or so and I was happy with a large for all-day wear.)