Should I use Mens Neoprene size chart or Mens Nylon chart?
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I can't see a difference unless the materials have different elastic properties that can affect the fit.
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.
177915
I'd go with the XL. I switched tarps and keep my tarp separate, but leave the undercover on and keep them together in the skins.
1562787
I am about the same size. I have both the med. and large. The med. is a more snug fit, which I like the best, but for a looser fit, you might like the large the best. They both keep hands warm. I use them both, alternately.
1909110
The medium is just easier for me to see and navigate. I am just learning how to use it myself. I would suggest you find them in store and test them. This is a little like clothing everything fits different people differently. Happy shopping.
471097
I think that is what I measured as well Dorene... I went with the medium with this. You want it to be tight not overly so though. It's supposed to sort of keep the knee in the proper position and that it does. The only way to completely do that would be a neoprene sleeve but I have not worn that for quite sometime. Only right after miniscus surgery and I wanted to play tennis 6 weeks after surgery. Then I needed the sleeve. But after about 2 months of wearing the sleeve I went to this and it keeps the knee very steady and I have had no more issues with my knee. Hope that this helps. I think that you can always send this item back if it does not work for you but i did go with the medium not the large.
49277
I'll second Jennifer's reply. I bought what is marked M/M and found that it worked fine for my 33-34 waist (as expected). The Nathan waistpack is very stretchy and adjustable.
952881
If it's a tight fit with traditional wraps I would say go with the medium to be safe. Hope this helps and let me know if you've any other questions.
2178694
Measure around middle of knee and use Men's sizing chart. Sizes are true to fit.
2219063
Unfortunately those two products sizing charts are not compatible. To ensure you purchase the correct size, I would suggest comparing your measurements to the items sizing chart. Here is a link to the sizing chart for you. http://www.foryourlegs.com/skin1/images/TCM203040CHART.JPG
188449
Get the size above what the chart says. If u get exactly like the chart it might be too tight.
530962
Being a male with rather big hands, I purchased a large and it was loose, so I had to get a pair of thin cotton gloves, cut off the fingers, and use them as sleeves to make the fingers fit tight. And you do want a tight fit! So, if you're hands are small then I would go with the small. In any event, this is a great product and has worked well for me once I got them to fit right. Hope that 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
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We returned ours because the sizing chart wasn't accurate....we meant to purchase another but never got around to it. I will try to help from what I remember.....It was very good quality. Any life jacket will restrict some movement...but they will definitely be able to navigate. Neoprene is the breathable material that is used in things like wet suits.....it is a very comfortable material .....hope this helps :)
10062
I'm not positive but I think the classic vest is thicker and bulkier then the neoprene.
1353129
They are unisex, use the sizing chart to determine what size you will need.
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I'd recommend the M. I have a size 10 and I use the medium. It's going to be tighter than the L but I think that is better than having the spikes too loose and then they slip off.