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.
428480
I would go with 36. If it seems a bit too tight, the shoe will adjust after wearing it.
350380
Check carefully which you are ordering: straight or angled legs & the width. They fit petfectly.
338628
I assume you meant 14 inches calfs? If it is correct then I suggest Size Medium.
1834571
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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Not sure why you list 2 different dimensions...But measure the width of the bottom part of the leg, (the part that actually sits on the floor) If it falls between 1" and 1 3/4" you want size small. If it falls between 1/2" and 1" you want X-small. The "socks" have little grippies like you get on hospital socks, but the grippies are inside the socks and keep them from slipping down or falling off. These are SO much better than I expected. They are nice and long, so you can keep them tall, or cuff them down if you want. Great buy! Highly recommend! No more felt stick on's for us! Love these! Not sure why you list 2 different dimensions...But measure the width of the bottom part of the leg, (the part that actually sits on the floor) If it falls between 1" and 1 3/4" you want size small. If it falls between 1/2" and 1" you want X-small. The "socks" have little grippies like you get on hospital socks, but the grippies are inside the socks and keep them from slipping down or falling off. These are SO much better than I expected. They are nice and long, so you can keep them tall, or cuff them down if you want. Great buy! Highly recommend! No more felt... » Read More Not sure why you list 2 different dimensions...But measure the width of the bottom part of the leg, (the part that actually sits on the floor) If it falls between 1" and 1 3/4" you want size small. If it falls between 1/2" and 1" you want X-small. The "socks" have little grippies like you get on hospital socks, but the grippies are inside the socks and keep them from slipping down or falling off. These are SO much better than I expected. They are nice and long, so you can keep them tall, or cuff them down if you want. Great buy! Highly recommend! No more felt stick on's for us! Love these! « Show Less
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
40197
I purchased a size 14 for my daughter so she can wear for a couple of years. My daughter normally wears a size 12. So the 14 fits nice and provides room for her to grow. I hope this helps!!
185598
My dog is 30#. I purchased the 2, 3 and 5. She ended up fitting in the 5.I would say the 2 or 3.They are great boots. These are the first boots that Iever bought that actually stayed on her feet.Usually when we are walking the boots fall offand I am carrying them. These stayed on.I would say if you are not sure buy both like I didand return the one that doesn't fit. Hope this helps.
1950579
I was 42-37-45 and got a size 20. It's a snug fit. Maybe a 16 r 18 would be best
128379
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.
514618
The more compression the better the support for your legs, and the increase in circulation. You should get sized for a proper fit, however I believe 15-20mmHg is a good place to start and 20-30 would be preferred. If your leg feels numb the compression is too tight and you should go down a size. It should increase circulation, never cut it off.
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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.
559845
I bought Xxl for my husband. Which states size 14 shoe. But being the avid fishing family I would suggest you get 3xl or 4 xl that way you will have room to wear clothes under.
31877
Actually CB I believe the XL start at 14.5 and go over 16+ which I assume 17 should be covered. I got the L which cover up 14.5 but I like it to fit tight on my calves and it gvs just right up to 15" . Hope that helps.Good luck
463214
If you scroll down to the product description the sizing is listed there. you have to measure your leg above your knee. The sizing is very accurate as I need an XL and if fit perfect. I highly recommend these braces.
1441267
I'm 180lbs and use a small.I have decent size legs and use it for squats.I think it's better to go smaller, it stretches and tight is better than not tight enough