size chart for tommie copper knee brace
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use the size chart located on the tommie copper website...and of course measure your knee
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From the TC site chart: For the knee- Measure while sitting the circumference of your thigh 5" or 13cm above the center of the knee. Small: 14-15"/35-38cm Medium: 15.5-17"/39-43cm Large: 17.5-19"/44-48cm XLarge: 19.5-21"/49-53cm 2Xlarge: 21.5-23"/54-58cm 3xlarge: 23.5-27"/59-67cm
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From the TC site chart:For the knee- Measure while sitting the circumference of your thigh 5" or 13cm above the center of the knee.Small: 14-15"/35-38cmMedium: 15.5-17"/39-43cmLarge: 17.5-19"/44-48cmXLarge: 19.5-21"/49-53cm2Xlarge: 21.5-23"/54-58cm3xlarge: 23.5-27"/59-67cm
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The size chart is located on the official Tommie Copper website. There are measurements you need to take in order to select the right size.
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Please see the size chart at the following web site http://www.doversaddlery.com/t/Product.aspx?p=X1-3906
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You can find them here: Truform 8845, Compression Stockings, Below Knee, Closed Toe, 30-40 mmhg, Beige, Small
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I went here and clicked on sizing, and then measured my knee. http://www.eastbay.com/product/model:134143/sku:027446/brute-torq-kneepad-mens/black/grey/
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https://www.shockdoctor.com/ultra-gel-lace-ankle-support I went to check the sizing chart.
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When you go to purchase, there is a sizing chart. I think large is 18"-20", XL is 20"-22" and XXL is 22"-24" circumference of the largest part of where the brace will be.
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You might try online. Google it. I think I did. You can measure your knee and it will tell you which one you need. I love this brace.
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This link has the size chart. http://www.511tactical.com/tdu-belt-15-plastic-buckle.htmlI got this link from the 5.11 website.
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You need to measure the size of your leg just above your knee, then use the sizing chart listed for the brace. The large fits well for a 17 inch leg.
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I wear an 8.5 size shoe and ordered according to the sizing chart on the Tommie Copper website which was a Medium and it was too loose and wouldn't stay up. I returned it for a small which fits perfect. I agree that it is not a "miracle" cure but it has definitely help reduce swelling and pain in my ankles.
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Measure around the leg over top of the kneecap and order according to the size chart shown. The brace is shaped to accommodate the shape of the leg. At least it worked fine for me.
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Found Truform size chart on another web site http://www.compressionsale.com/images/I/TruSheerKneehiSizeChart-01.JPG
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go to the bauerfiend site and follow directions. You will measure around leg above and below the bend of knee. Find the ranges for each measure on the chart and you have the fit.
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Go to the Bauerfiendusa site. Go to the "products" section. On the left side of page it says "supports and orthoses". Go to that, then choose knee supports. It will bring up a page with all their knee braces. Click the one you are interested in. Finally Go to the "technical specifications" section. It tells you where to measure and which measurements go with which size. I don't know of an easier way to get to the measurement section, but hope this helps.
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Good luck getting a size that fits. The measuring charts from Mueller are not accurate. My knee measures 17 inches. I am 6' 1" with an average build. A Large will not even close at the back. Because of this it has been a real pain in the neck ordering/returning/reordering at my expense. The brace is good for the price but Mueller provide bad measuring criteria. Better that you find a store that carries the brace and try it on before buying.
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You go to the Bauerfiend website specific to your region (I went to the USA website), click on products, and navitage to the specific model you are interested in, in this example I'll use the GenuTrain support: http://www.bauerfeindusa.com/en/products/supports-orthoses/knee-hip-thigh/genutrain.htmlFrom there, you click on the Technical Details tab, and the size chart is right there. It asks that you take two measurements, one above and one below the knee, and that is how you determine size.Hope this helps.
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I'd go for a medium as I have found that the supports I have had run a little on the small size and my Velcro closures are meeting near the tips of the straps with little overlap. One of the comments said that with a 15" knee a large fits fine. Because of the previous mentioned tight fit you also might want to consider a large. If you can try to find a sizing chart with McDavid or Mueller supports that grades size in inches and not just S, M, L, etc.