I am a woman with long legs and am 5ft 10 with a size 11 feet, do you think I should order MENS sockwell compression socks? LG/EL
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Well, I'm sure they'd be close to correct for you. A women's size 11 is equal (roughly) to a men's size 9. I don't recall the size range for the large/x-large socks but if size 9 is covered, they should be fine. There are much fewer color and design choices in men's and little color.
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I am a man and I got the xl. My foot is a 9 and they fit perfect. Probably a lrg or medium. They are sort of one size fits all in some ways because the toes are open. I love these socks. I sleep in them and feet feel awesome in morning.
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I would try the men's - I have smaller feet but wore my husbands smart woolSocks and they worked as well as my own!
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I wear size 10.5 to 11 men's show (European 45) and size XL is perfect but has a little room in it. I would say a L should work unless you like your socks really tight fitting.
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I would also say yes as they are very hard to get on. You may find some compression socks with a softer material that would be much easier for you.
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I'm a plus size girl and wear a size 10 shoe and I'm 5'9" tall -- that said the Sockwell's always seem to feel like they're too small and waaaaaay to stretched out. If you aren't plus size, it make work though.
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Hello Annemarie, this is Mike from Conductive Therapy Shop. We're in the process of auditing our Amazon listings and came across your question. Thank you so much for posting it. The socks are made to fit a fairly wide range of feet, both small and large. They fit my size 10 foot really well for example, and also my wife's size 6 women's nicely. One of our customers from Texas who uses the socks with one of our Ultima Neuro TENS devices claims to have a size 15 foot, which is the biggest foot we know of to have successfully used the socks. There's also a reviewer here who indicates that he has a size 15 foot. In the clinic we occasionally run into size 12 and 13s, and these can admittedly be a tight fit. Keep in mind that these socks are made uniquely for treatment, so the user would most likely be stationary, and wouldn't be overly flexing the socks as he/she would with every-day type footwear. The key to using the socks with larger feet is to saturate them with liquid before putting them on so that the fabric relaxes. We include a bottle of conductive spray with this package to help improve the conductivity of the socks, but I'd recommend using tap water first to thoroughly wet the socks (be careful to very GENTLY wring out the excess water). To make putting the socks on larger feet easier, you will want to next roll them into a donut shape before unrolling them up the foot much in the same way you would do with a Pantyhose type stocking. To remove the socks you'd reverse this process, being sure to unroll them between uses so that they can fully air dry. If you still find the sock is too small you can always contact us through Amazon, or go through Amazon directly within 30 days if you're using Prime, and we'll be happy to let you return them to us for a refund.
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If you wear a size 10 shoe you should get the large 6-12 size. I wear a size 14 in men's and the extra large sock fits me well!!
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If you wear size 11.5, I think you should order Large socks. Most socks are sold on a one-size-fits-all basis, with size 12 as the upper end of the range. I ordered XLG Drymax socks for my Size 14 feet, and they fit fine (a little tight, actually).
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You probably want to go with the large. Btw, these socks are awesome. I highly recommend them.
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I would go with the Lg Long, never hurts to have a little extra room. I, too am 5'11", and I wanted the extra length while sitting. I think the stocking foot size runs from 9 to 12 on this size.
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I ordered a men's large because I wear a size 12 shoe. The socks were easy for me to put on. Once I had them on they don't feel overly tight or loose. The Toe end isn't too tight either! These are the best support hose that I've ever had! Hope this answers your question!
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No they're not designed specifically for knee support and they're a mild compression overall. If you're serious about knee support in compression how about trying Jobst Men's Compression socks, thigh highs, or T.E.D. stockings.
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Definitely. That said, I (senior female) wear Men's Medium in compression socks; they always reach my knee--these comfortably so. I am also athletic, with well-developed calves. So, yes!
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Get the M. I'm 5'10" and bought the L. I love them! It will be snug but thats the point of compression support. Good luck!
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I wear a US Men's 11 shoe. So I ordered the size "L" socks. The packaging indicates that a size "L" sock is a US Men's 11-13 or a US Women's 12+; a EU 44.5-47; a UK 10-12; or a JP 275-29cm. The sock fits me well. I will be curious if your packaging has changed. The socks are made in China.
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If you are used to wearing compression socks you could size down. If you are not you might want to size up until you get a feel for what level of compression works best for you. I wouldn't size down if you are planning on wearing them for extended periods of time.