how do I choose the right size for my legs? There is no sizing chart provided
1081978
In my opinion, they run similar to your body size. I ordered "up a size" and they were perfect. Basically, if you're a "medium"...order the "large." I hope that helps.
1081979
I'm sure I measured my calf, which is 47cm at the widest, and ordered large.
1081980
The last photo on the left of the screen is a sizing chart, I have been in contact with the company, they might make a XXL size soon.
1081981
Calf Compression Sleeves (1 Pair) - Best to Guard Against Shin Splints - Men's and Women's Compression Leg Sleeves for Running, Jogging, Walking, Crossfit and Fitness AthletesThe company might put into production a XXl size.
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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 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.... » Read More 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 « Show Less
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Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your typical pantyhose. But a comfortable firm compression. Hope this helps. Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your... » Read More Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your typical pantyhose. But a comfortable firm compression. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You should probably go with medium. However, I would expect the legs on either size to be long.
989640
To choose a size, you first need to take measurements. I'm including the link to your website that gives instructions on how to measure. If you need any help with this, please call and speak to one of our certified fitters. http://www.supporthosestore.com/Education.aspx#HowToMeasure Thank you, www.supporthosestore.com 1-800-515-4271
1542100
Please see the links below with size information. Full Leg Regular Size Set: Ankle:15" / Mid Calf:18" / Knee: 20" / Mid Thigh:24" http://www.amazon.com/Gradient-Sequential-Compression-Therapy-Complete/dp/B0042BW4GQ/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A16X69Y9QCMR1O Large Full Leg Set: Ankle:19" / Mid Calf:23" / Knee: 25" / Mid Thigh:29" http://www.amazon.com/Sequential-Compression-Pump-Garment-Complete/dp/B004NETAQE/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A16X69Y9QCMR1O Thank you, Cristina
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to find out what size to order, find out the size of your leg. if you look at the size chart on the box, there is a spot on amazon to see the size list under the product pic, it will tell u what size u need by the inches of your calf. As far as the compression goes I go with the firmest because the mediums slip down my leg and compress where it settles instead of the whole calf area. Hope this answers your question.
945879
I have the same problem but they ask for the calf size and mine fit great. I will admit I fell right between two sizes and took the larger. Here is a link for the sizing chart. http://www.foryourlegs.com/skin1/images/medicalfchart.gif
1222818
You need to measure around your leg above and below your knee to determine a size. Hight will have nothing to do with the size you need. Cross check your measurements on either the protec website or an online store with a sizing chart.
589757
There is a sizing chart. My first one was full leg, I got the short leg the second time.
1348445
I didn't find the info until I received the product and saw by the measurements on the package that I had ordered the wrong size. Later I found if I googled the product, I could find a website with the info needed: circumference Size ankle calf length to knee Small 7" - 8" 11 - 14" up to 15" Medium 8&#8540;" - 9&#8541;" 13" - 16" up to 16" Large 9" - 11" 15" - 18" up to 17" X-Large 11&#8539;" - 12&#8540;" 17" - 20" up to 18" 2X-Large 12" - 13" 19" - 22" up to 18" 3X-Large 12" - 13" 21" - 24" up to 18"
675156
I just went to their site and they have a sizing chart. Just measure leg bone just above the ankle. http://www.bauerfeind-store.com/bauerfeind-malleotrains.html?source=google_BauerfeindMalleotrainS&gclid=CKjMtZGRyLcCFZPm7AodLwIAww Size Ankle Circumference in inches 1 63/4" - 71/2" 2 71/2" - 81/4" 3 81/4" - 9" 4 9" - 97/8" 5 97/8" - 105/8" 6 105/8" - 113/8"
1824631
Measure around your ankle, thigh, and upper leg; then use the chart shown with the product to determine your size.
248811
My leg is average in size, so I ordered the medium. You can adjust the side elastic and the tightness on the top and bottom.
1750921
No sizing chart that I know of, however, just like the other answers, it is very stretchy and even fits me. It will fit you.
2001937
I don't know. Do what I did, I went to Propper's website. There is a size chart there. That is how I found my size.
969301
Please contact the seller. She will take you through how to determine your correct size.