So what if your lower legs says a size of 3 or 14.75 but upper leg is a size 2 at 17.0 which size should you go with?
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Well, that's a tough one. I went small but my lower measurement was barely a 3 and my thigh was a 2 and I went with a 2 and I haven't had any problems.. Looking at the website it says Ur lower is a size 4 and the upper a size 2...id probably split the difference and go size 3...but that's me.. At Ur measurements on the bauerfiendusa website, 3 would be just 3/8 of inch too big on thigh and 1/8 inch small on the lower so that's what I would do.
1375296
Yes. Whatever the diameter of the leg at the bottom would be the size you should order.
338628
I assume you meant 14 inches calfs? If it is correct then I suggest Size Medium.
662802
My response is based on a conversation with my physical therapist. Their advise was to choose a sleeve size based on the circumference difference between your knee and your thigh. If your knee and thigh is similar in size choose 16" - 18". If your knee is smaller, then choose 14" - 16". The larger the circumference difference, the greater likelihood the sleeve will slip down. Following this advise, I purchased the 14" - 16". It's a little tighter than I like, but it doesn't fall when exercising.
908013
I believe that is correct. If you're unsure though I'd go a size or 2 smaller and then go up
1229559
I would go for size 3. Even though (according to Hyperflex chart) 3'4" and 28.5 lbs places her close to the top of size 2, a size 3 will give her some room to grow in.
813340
I'd say 2X, I'm fairly similar, except I usually wear 30 length, and I've got room left in the leg. I think you'll be fine with 2XL.
1429711
I just measured: 17". I am 5'2" and did not use it on the lowest setting. My preference was around 19" but it depends on the shoe you are wearing on the "good" leg. A higher heel will require a higher setting.
2270464
I would recommend a size 12. I am a size 12.5 and I purchased a size 14 and they are about perfect.
368121
These run a little big in my opinion. Reg or regular (one of them is an independent listing but it's the same size) would equate to an adult's medium. The sizes according to my research for the regular size is 14.5" to 17"; measured 3" above "knee center". For the large size it's 17" to 19". You should check with the manufacturer or the seller (it should be on the packaging which I no longer have) though this model seems to be discontinued.
1549295
Just use the size chart on the back of the box shown in the product images. It's based on your leg measurements, not shoe size. I wear a size 9 women's shoe and have narrow feet, and I wear the same size as the person who posted about wearing a 15b shoe because I have large calves.
1045192
Depends on how painful your feet are. I'd go with extra small to start, and maybe move up to small in a couple of months.
1575068
you need to wear find socks or you will chafe the feet, or they will fall off. If you are not going wear the socks I would go with the next size down.
1788170
I wear a 14 and it did just fine for me. The majority of the support keeps your foot in dorsiflection, which is what you need. You do not walk in this. I can not remember if my toes hung over the front, but they might have done so. I haven't needed to use this for a long time.
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i have a 17 inch calf and I bought the large which is fine, you might consider medium, not sure how sizes run.
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I'd measure the largest part of the upper thigh and determine size from there. You might also want to either cut a piece of paper or fabric and wrap around your le. The fabric doesn't have a lot of "give" because of the ice packs. The ice packs are not flexible at all, they are very hard and stable. You are not going to walk a step in this wrap because it is going to fall down your leg. I'm a woman's size 16-18 so I got a large.
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a large. Otherwise you'll find your toes may hang off the edge if you go smaller. However, it's more about the fit of the straps around the ankle. If the ankle straps are too loose (because the plastic part is sized bigger than your ankle) it will be easy for your foot to slide around and not be pressed into position.