Is the sock long enough to double over? Would like to have the sock on the skin then place the shin guard over that and have the sock come back over.
192907
I bought the M Size, It could be done however it wont cover all the shin guard. Maybe with the Large Size. I am a 10.5 U.S foot size and fits perfect.
192908
It might if you are short enough, for me it goes over the knee far enough to fold over if you look at the picture, that's how a large fits me, it would be folded over just below the knee and maybe a 5 or 6 inch fold, but not long enough to cover shin guards. Maybe you should wear a regular pair of socks under the shin guard and then put this one over it.
192909
Its knee long and the white strip that you see on the top is the only part which is double over. Normally you wear shin guard on skin and then cover it up with soccer socks. Inside part of decent (10-15$) Shin guard is made of comfortable soft material so it shouldn't really be a concern.
873649
I went to Dick's Sporting Goods and picked mine up there. They carry the same brand. If you have one in your area, you could do that. The other option, go to the web site and read their directions on how to measure your ankle. I ended up one size down from what I thought I would be. If you have the sports store option, you can always take your shoe off and put it on top of your sock. If the price is better online, order it after testing the product size in the store. :)
2219861
I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here... » Read More I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. « Show Less
67926
My son is 5'2" and they come to the middle of his shin. The large ones, so I don't think so.
143391
Should fit great! Fits my 12 year old but I had to get smaller shin guards. So the shin guards should be perfect. Other pieces should be fine as we'll.
680115
It's really thick. Probably would not fit well under shin pads. It's not very comfortable and doesn't give u good mobility when it comes to something like that
723753
It looks like they should just pull off however it looks difficult. I just bought the special tennis balls that you can get on amazon and pushed them over the two back legs and it works perfectly for me. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
98376
i fasten my tens by the small clip on the sock it work better if i wet the sock with plain water before putting it on.. good luck to you
1738692
The gel part actually touches your skin so I put on my sock first and then the metatarsal pad. For me If I put it on before my socks, it slid around too much. I got another kind from my podiatrist and the gel is covered with material so I put that kind under my sock.
735805
The shin guard is about 10 inches. It is held on by a Velcro strap on the back. It is not super secure. However, with the socks that will hold them. If you don't plan to use the socks then I wouldn't get these. There is only one strap and it's not super secure.
846465
These are probably way too big for him. At that age, you can get integrated sock/shin guards that may be easier. Check with his league/coach.
215353
tricky! I wear a regular, and I am 5' 4". They go up to my knees. They are a little big and I sometimes need to re-adjust them when kicking the bag. I think this size should cover your shins and in-step no problem - unless you have those loooooong John Jones legs - then you may have to size up to a large. Good Luck!! :)
1871904
The length of the shin guard itself is 22" in the front. There is also a 4" sleeve below that. Total length in the front is 26".
1954069
I think it might stay in place under a sock, hard to tell. I would give it a try.
684647
I don't think that's what this is meant for. This is so you can keep hockey socks from falling down. There's a clip on each end to connect to the socks. I don't even know what you'd attach it to for basketball or football or running.
1820822
Just brings it up over the heel t6o a point where I could pull it up the rest of the way. After 1 month the foam grip came off and even over the heel was hard. No, this aid will not assist removing the sock from the foot.
82250
Don, we were not able to use this device with compression stockings, even the 15. We returned the item. Instead, I cut about a one inch slit on each side (right and left of the knee) of the sock, gather it up stretching as I go down the sock and pull as hard as I can as I put the sock on my husband, and then gradually pull up, smoothing out any wrinkles. We have tried for over 3 years to find a sock aid that would allow him to put on his own socks and so far, we have been unsuccessful. I wish I had better news, but that is the truth. Lyn C