Lower measurement is a 3 or 14 but upper leg is a 19, which size should I go with?
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Since you have to pull the support up over your thigh to position the knee support correctly I would think you would go with that measurement.
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.
1651761
I didn't know they made them in odd sizes like that, unless you are measuring inside to inside, nonetheless, I would have to recommend the 14 ft. The point is to cover the frame to reduce injury, and the 13 ft. probably would not work.
181633
I have size 14, and prefer to wear shoes. The trick is to slide feet on from the side, then close the ankle support a little to allow pads to get by shoes/feet. After a few times, you'll have it down
329724
I got the XL for a 17 inch calf and it feels great. I would go by that measurement to decide.
198183
I measured for and ordered a large but they were a bit too big for me so I should have ordered a medium. so unless you have really large legs go smaller in size because I measured around above my knee while sitting down and that was the result I got.
1296404
I think I was told to measure right above the knee. I pulled this from their website: Available Sizes: Medium (12 - 14 in.) Large (14 - 16 in.) X-Large (16 - 18 in.) XX-Large (18 - 22 in.)
1834572
Hello-The best way is to measure your leg. Here are the measurements for the 2 different sizes.Regular Size: Ankle:15" / Mid Calf: 18"/ Knee:20" / Mid Thigh: 24"Large Size: Ankle:19" / Mid Calf: 23"/ Knee:25" / Mid Thigh: 29"These sizes are for full leg sleeves. Half Leg are a little smaller. Please feel free to contact us if you need further assistance or have any other questions. Thank you,Cristina
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Just kinda go with what size you are.I am a recent parapalegic I have to wear them every day the rest of my life.I was 6 foot 2 when I landed in chair I use a large.I think there measuring is kinda hoopla.If you are small get small,large get large.Just remember they are compression stockings.They must work right.They are very helpful,but they can also be damaging.
1222818
You need to measure around your leg above and below your knee to determine a size. Hight will have nothing to do with the size you need. Cross check your measurements on either the protec website or an online store with a sizing chart.
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.
17112
from product description - For correct sizing measure around your lower leg 15cm below the patella with the knee joint flexed 30 degrees.
1128948
Get a tape measure and wrap it around your knee and see how many inches you are ... 14 inches is a medium. . I weigh 162 and I got a med
137285
I am 5' 2" and 147 & I bought a size medium. Yes they are tight but that is what I wanted. Next time I would probably buy a large but I am happy with the medium as I was having hip pain and needed the support. Hope this info helps
2002111
There's a size chart on shock doctor's website. I believe you measure your leg just below the knee with a measuring tape and it tells you what size you should get.
278533
Follow the specs on the website. The size of the leg above and below the knee may need consideration.
1810574
The hip size determined it for me. If you are smaller than 38" you could probably wear a large. Your height should not be a problem because I had way too much leg length and they crumpled up a bit.