My calf measures 17" and I see that the Large is from 17-19" - wont the large be loose on me with the extra two inches?
132758
Nothing loose about these i got a medium and they are awesome i can barely get them off after a day of bike riding.
132759
No, because the material stretches and in your case, the material will stretch to accommodate your calf and won't be baggy. I found it to be just right.
303024
my calf is 16 inches- maybe slightly larger. I just measured it but I'm not a professional calf measurer. anyhow, I have the large calf sleeve. it's perfect and I could, probably, have it still fit- very snuggly- at 16.5 to 17 inches.
118937
I actually looked at what the size was at my doctor's office...and they were using 3", so that is what I got. If it helps I can tell you my ankle is 9" around (now healed) and the largest part of my calf is almost 16" around, and there was still plenty of stretch left in the stockinette.
1829398
The 17" might fit with a tight fit, but the sleeve is not that stretchable. It may push back on the back padding but not front.
954155
Dear. CustomerAny leg size below 18" Mid Calf Circumference (Large = Regular Size) will be OK to use. Once air inflates to sleeve, inside of sleeve will be smaller than you leg size.
31877
Actually CB I believe the XL start at 14.5 and go over 16+ which I assume 17 should be covered. I got the L which cover up 14.5 but I like it to fit tight on my calves and it gvs just right up to 15" . Hope that helps.Good luck
1955545
My calf measures 42 1/2cm. I like the Jobst Stocking Donner because the stocking are easy to put on. It may seem hard to pull the stocking over the area for the stocking but try and it will be great. Make sure that you follow the directions on how far to pull the stocking over the area. Also a hint, wear Jobst gloves . This will help you pull and fit the stocking as well as having less chance of poking you finger through them.
1539241
I weigh 200, and unless your calf is freakishly big, it should fit. It stretches and seals. I used the 30 dollar one the doctor sold me a few years ago and did not want to pay that much again. This one is a little thinner but worked well for 3 weeks. As long as you are careful, it is a great product. Now this wont fit over a boot or large cast. Also if you have pins, be careful you dont snag it. Also it came with 2 in a box so i figured i would have a spare if needed. I only used 1... i was happy and would not hesitate to use this product.
2030226
i dont fully understand ur question but if this helpsmy calf is 14 " thigh is 18" and still plenty of adjustment on unit
320460
Ideally, you probably want a 17.5" frame. Since one is not offered, you should be able to move the seat up enough to compensate for the slightly smaller frame. I have the same pant length and fit the 17" frame just fine. The 19" frame would almost certainly be too big for you.
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The answer is no. Please read below: 1- To find your size, first measure around the calf (widest part of lower leg) and also around the ankles. Go to the size chart on the product page and based on the mesurements taken youll find your size. 2- The support is determined by severity of swelling/edema. Mild swelling will do with a 15-20, I wear 20-30 Large with a calf 16.5" when swollen. 3- Any compression over 20-30 is best determined by a doctor as it may cause unwanted side effects or dangerous over compression if not needed. 4- If your problem is lymphatic drainage, there re ways to manually massage for relief and these stocking compliment/work like magic. Always best to check with a doctor first.
2008492
Hmm. I don't know what size calves I have or a measuring tape, so used the scientific method. I grabbed a nearby USB cord and wrapped it around my calf and then measured the cord with a yardstick. According to my precision method, ;) my calf is 15". When I wore mine there was over-lap, so there was room to let the guards out, but I'm unsure how much more. Not one of my better answers, but maybe you can get a rough estimate from that until somebody with a more accurate reply comes along. I did like the guards, for whatever that is worth.
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I am a 34 and the large fits well (not loose) with the elastic adjustment out (did not tighten up). You could go with an XL and tighten up with the elastic adjustment if loose although may be baggy on your legs.
31875
My calves are 14.5 and I got the large and they fit me. I'm not sure how big the x-large get, but you may be right.
1144334
I would say either the L or XL. Obviously the L will have more compression on a 19" calf but the XL may not have enough compression for you.
1580859
Measure around the largest part of your calf,Regular is 13"-15"Large is 15"-16"If you get less than 13 go for small
201541
I received the M/L and wear a size 10 in a shoe. The heel part seemed to big for my feet. If u r a size 8 I would go with the smaller option. As far as the medium calf thing goes my athletic calf's couldn't handle it. Some of there products seem to be targeted for average legs. If it has a design be careful because it will leave marks up and down the leg. You could try the M/L to be safe and just return if they do not work.