Should I use Mens Neoprene size chart or Mens Nylon chart?
97454
I can't see a difference unless the materials have different elastic properties that can affect the fit.
349412
I would go with the large. If you go to big you will have too much wrap around.
1262765
I use pair of panty hose; cut to size; and use for media bag or filtration depending on need. Might want double layer of nylon due to nylon "catching" on rocks or media filter. Very inexpensive compared to mesh bags on market. Also use nylon as inserts on my shoes after workout--clears out moisture and in New Orleans, one can use ALL the help on moisture!
73800
I can't say for sure but I think there are only 2 sizes s/m l/el so you want the bigger of the 2. I wear a 9 and the sm/med was good they are very tight anyway
158665
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 .
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If you go to the Tommie copper website click on men then active for or compression fit the item you want to look at and they have a size chart. Usually right above the select color You measure above the knee where the sleeve will be and then look on chart to see size you will need
1258339
I would definitely go with a medium to start with. Better to have a bit of overlap than for the Velcro to only catch a small portion of the belt.
713537
If you consider yourself to have a "normal" size nose (width), then the sm/med would be for you. If you have a wide nose, like the football players - then go for large. I have a normal sized nose and I use sm/med. *After reading the other answers...I agree - do not buy the clear, they don't stick very well. And, always at least rub your nose vigorously with a hot wash cloth to get off any grease or else they won't stick all though the night.
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im guessing the difference is how much space/air is in the material, the rubber one is more dense and not sponge like at all. i have the 1/4" product with the adhesive on one side and the neoprene on the other, that's it. works well, the adhesive conforms to contours pretty well.
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!
713190
Size Chart: S/P=24"-30", M/M=30"-36", L/G=36"-42", XL/TG=42"-48"I'd go with the M. I made the mistake of getting the L and I'm a 34"
559821
I would get him the large. I have both sizes and prefer the large for compression and staying put. My knee measures 16 inches.
842284
Go with the large. You want maneuverability over swath-size. A little smaller is better than a little larger in this instance.
2178694
Measure around middle of knee and use Men's sizing chart. Sizes are true to fit.
48686
Sorry, I'm not sure which would be better. I went to Dick's sporting goods to try them on. They didn't have the size or color that I wanted, but I could tell by trying on a smaller size which size I would need to order. Sorry I can't be better help!
250051
Found the Jobst boxes. Have two types. I am a woman but wore Men's medium 20-30 compression knee high socks in black before my ablations. They are 73% nylon, 27% Elasthan/spandex. They wear well and have comfortable feet for my large feet. Also have woman's large, thigh high, 15 - 20 compression in natural which is not enough compression for me. Fit well and are 66% Nylon, 19% Elastan/Spandex and 15% Silicone. (The silicone sometimes makes red itchy spots on my legs.) Sorry I did not find the boxes when you first asked.
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I had the same dilemma. Ended up order ing both sizes and returned the wrong one.