My knee is 11.8 inch and size above knee is 15 inch. What could be the better size for me?
1461314
Sorry. I needed the tubular bandage for my wrist and had to try several sizes before settling for the C. Obviously, your knee will need something bigger than my wrist size. Hope this helps.
1461315
Bought these for my mother so I really have no idea if they would work or not, sorry.
726772
I would think Large would be the way to go - that is what I have and they are plenty long. My quads are pretty big for my height and they are a little snug that way but very comfortable. I normally wear a L or XL bib and my other knee warmers were L so it's all about the same
17111
i don't know, i measured just above the knee @ 18 1/2" and i ordered a medium and it fit very well.
593573
I had previously bought one at a sports store but needed a second one for my other knee(the store only had one left) so I knew what size fit me. if possible go to a sports store that sells this product and try it on to see what size fits best
116024
I have also had problems with size. Medium and one size fits all are too tight. I have a 15 " knee and weigh 160 at 5'8". I recently purchased "Mizuno" Large and am pleased with these.
1930504
Not really sure. I purchased these based on the measurement at the fattest (where I'm retaining fluid) section of my knee which was a medium and fit perfect. When I purchase of other ace knee supports my size is medium yet most seem to be small/medium. When I tried a medium at the doctors office I could not get up to fit the knee. So I purchase large which seems to be large/extra large. Most are not really extra large. Each type and style is as different as anything else you have try it on.
9135
I would get a SM/MD. My shoe size is 8 and that is the size I went with and it worked for me. I am 5'5" and the socks came up just below my knee.
974455
I'm a big person. I have a 17 inches knee circumference and this pad fitted comfortably. You'll have 5 panels, 5 inches wide each, to wrap around your knee. Make a paper model and try it on you. If it's too much, then go for the regular size and not this one.
319635
Yes, it will be big enough for your knee. I love this pad! I've bought three of them, one for my mom, and two for me!!
398945
I'd go for a medium as I have found that the supports I have had run a little on the small size and my Velcro closures are meeting near the tips of the straps with little overlap. One of the comments said that with a 15" knee a large fits fine. Because of the previous mentioned tight fit you also might want to consider a large. If you can try to find a sizing chart with McDavid or Mueller supports that grades size in inches and not just S, M, L, etc.
1370338
I'm 5'4" @160. Wear the medium. But still have trouble keeping the knee area actually over my knees as they tend to want to slide down... But small would be far to snug for me.
1743375
I have 16" knees and the large fit me well. I'd suggest you get an XL if they are available. RE: padding - I am almost 50 and I hit the floor a lot and I think these knee pads provide adequate protection. Maybe if you hit really hard you would need a bigger pad but I find these work well for me.
55535
I Had a knee sleeve for a while. I ordered a new one same size and it as a little smaller. In fact it was tight. I would suggest 1 size up. Guess they have a new company making them.
1281215
I think the large would work for you. My husband is 15" knees, 16" thigh and calves and works well for him. Hope this helps you."
1531674
You need to use the sizing chart and measurement around your knee Knee........Size 12"-14"..... S 14"-15"..... M 15"-17"..... L 17"-20"..... XL 20"-22"..... XXL
688515
My knee is 17.5 I am using (L) T10 or TS1. Personally I like T10 better for better protections.
2013650
8 or 9" would be as big as you will want to go. The 11" will fit but it will take longer.