I am a women that weights 231 lbs and need a pair of futuro compression ankle to knee socks. What size would best fit? Please send the answer to my email address at: osmundson021@hotmail.com Thanks
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I wear men's size large. You can measure the length from the bottom of your foot to your knee and measure around your calf for sizing. I choose men's for a better fit for me, even though the foot is a little large for me.
1076303
I am unable to help since I am a female with small feet, so I enlisted the help from my son who also is a size 12. He does Tae Kwon Do and MMA fighting. It depends on what you want from the Ankle guard. If it is support for your ankles, then go with the large. He chose the extra large because it is longer and he wanted more coverage for his instep.
1262225
I bought medium and my calves are not very big and they are pretty snug. Left impression on my legs from tightness. You may want to go with Large. I wear size 10 shoe as well.
1243997
Hi, I would guess that "Adult Short Leg" size would be best for you. Good luck and I'm sorry to hear about your injury! :-)
1130548
I wear a 9.5 shoe and the Medium Futuro fits me perfectly. I have high arches and somewhat slender (yet not 'narrow' in shoe size) foot though. Someone with a wider or 'fatter' foot might find this wrap to be too binding though. The part that is of concern isn't the ankle wrap portion (it's adjustable), but the part you slide your foot into. It does have some stretch to it, but would be tight on a wider foot.
1977899
I already knew my size from socks I had bought previously. Now, I'm a guy, and the sizes I went by were women's. Since the women's medium didn't fit well, I went to large. Problem solved.
1366115
For a man, I would go with the larger size boot. I'm assuming you are fitting this over a cast of some type, which might influence the sizing. I wear a size 8 women's shoe, but in sandals I take a women's 6 1/2 or 7 max, so I ordered the size small, and my toes were right at the end of the boot. Also, I am not the best references since I was also looking for a "boot" for tendonitis problems and did not find that this helped me since I was not in a cast or other type of rehabilitative shoe. Best wishes to you on your recovery from your injury.
466777
Sorry, I didn't see this question till tonight. I have and wear these compression socks almost nightly. I've had them for almost 3 months and I still find these to have excellent support.
614235
They are really like tube socks. I'm a woman with size 8 1/2 shoe size and they fit fine for me as far as feet go. My problem is really that my ankle and legs are very swollen so the top of the sock is too tight for me around and it goes only half way up my calf. So I had to snip the band at the top and roll them down. But that was a leg problem, not a foot issue. I hope this helps, it's all I've got. :)
2272159
Go to Absolutemedical.com. It will give you directions and pictures on how to measure correctly for ankle measurement, calf measurement, and calf length. It also explains the compression difference you will need to know in ordering the correct size.
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The boot worked well for me. I am in the exact same situation as you are, sort of. One foot is almost a thirteen and the other a hair over size 12. I bought the XL. One advantage is that you don't want your toes right at the front edge or over, because you will stub the front of it now and a gain and you don't want to smash your toe. The XL will put your big toe inside the front edge so it is safe from that. I have medium or a little bit larger sized calves and ankles for my height and weight, 5' 11" and 210 lbs, and it was a good fit all around. It relieved my achilles tendonitis greatly. Good Luck!
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I'm not sure about women sizes to be honest. I wear a men size 10 and medium was fine if that at all helps you. I think we're comparing apples to oranges though. Is say try it out, it does work wonders for my ankle pain. Their not too expensive so I'm hoping it won't be a waste of money to try it out. Hope this helps you at all.
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I am plus size. My calf is 16 1/2". I wear a women's Medium. Socks are tight but not too tight. Had my doctor check them. They definitely keep the swelling away. If you live in a hot summer climate you might prefer the open toe stockings. I love these stockings. They work better than the brands hospitals use.
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PJ and M Search answered this the same as I would. If they go on like a pair of sock, probably too big. They are very comfortable, so you aren't going to feel pinched or restricted. They are inexpensive, so I would try the next size down.
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the real issue is the circumference of your calf. mine is 18" and i need a large. i wear a size 10 shoe and the foot of the sock is more than big enough.the chart on the box says up to 14" calf-small 15 &16" calf medium, 17&18" large, >18 XL i would recomend you get the firm as they will of course get weaker as you wear them. they last me about 2 months. best regards
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Hmm? I'm not sure. My calf is 15 my shoe is 12. But i don't know what size sock i bought. If you are using them for running I would go a little big. They are pretty tight. I do love them. good luck
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1. Go to the Zensah website for sizing info. 2. These don't really provide 30-40 compression. At most they are 20-30. But you could try a smaller size for more compression. However, you risk not being able to get them on.