Should I use Mens Neoprene size chart or Mens Nylon chart?
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I can't see a difference unless the materials have different elastic properties that can affect the fit.
90892
I ordered an X-Large 5mm to wear with a size 10 1/2 shoe and the fit is a bit tight. The 5mm thickness is OK for a size 11 men's shoe anything smaller I would suggest the 1.5mm neoprene sock. I've worn both sizes (with different boots) for Washington state surf and salmon fishing; they work great.
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I bought following this size chart http://neosportusa.com/tri/size-charts/ and fit verywell for me. I live in Argentina and worried to buy because I brought from US to my country but fits really good. It needs to be tight to your body because in the water if it expands and the water passes free into it you´ll feel cold and carrying heavy weight. hope this helps .
842284
Go with the large. You want maneuverability over swath-size. A little smaller is better than a little larger in this instance.
332989
If your weight is evenly distributed, I would say an XL; neoprene could be a tad warm in the summer, but worth it if your shoulder has been dislocating or in pain; helps the posture.
392372
I think the chart from the Jobst site works for these. These were stiffer, but I should have used the same size. Once on they feel great. Use rubber gloves to make that easier!
95489
Well the product description doesn't say and I have since given mine away. I'd guess nylon or a nylon/lycra mixture. Very very snug fitting (hard for me to get on and off) but should work for a slimmer calve.
14410
If it's a normal fit and not compression I'd go with XXL. It also depends if he likes his shirts tight fitting. See I do not.
282979
I would recommend the regular. My son is a 28x30 and we got the small regular. There is Velcro at the waist to tighten. The pants really look good.
1909110
The medium is just easier for me to see and navigate. I am just learning how to use it myself. I would suggest you find them in store and test them. This is a little like clothing everything fits different people differently. Happy shopping.
490315
I would get the xxl. This way you can wear an inner layer and still have room to move.
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The answer to your question regarding what size to order is: I use the size chart on the Jobst website. http://www.compressionstockings.com/jobst-for-men-2030-mmhg-closed-toe-knee-high-ribbed-compression-socks-p-32.htmlI'm not sure how to answer your second question. What does your doctor recommend?
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Most women need the small/medium; I would guess most men would use the large. X-large is for very large noses. If you aren't sure, go for the smaller of the possibilities. If you get them too large they don't work as well and don't work at all if you try to trim them down.
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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.
449399
I might go with the XXL. It should still have the compression feel and will be easier to get out of after a work out.
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I would go with the medium. This seems wise to me. You might visit a local sporting goods store and try on a jersey before buying on http://amazon.com. Wal-Mart sells this product, although not the high quality you will find on http://amazon.com.
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I ordered both, at night we had to use the big size and smaller size to get thru the night and as they grow your going to need the bigger size. Hope it helps