How tall are these socks? Could they be worn over shin guards for soccer?
67926
My son is 5'2" and they come to the middle of his shin. The large ones, so I don't think so.
58919
They aren't like soccer shin guards. These are compression sleeves which are more like strong socks. They aren't going to offer any sort of protection. You'll need to look for something more specialty for whatever you are doing or possibly a product like shin guards for soccer as an alternative. These are strictly well made compression socks to help with blood flow and not for protection. The assist in blood flow helps with recovery which has helped my calf cramps. Some sleeves are lycra and don't really compress. These are a strong and breathable woven material that gives you graduated compression from the ankle up over the calf.
1782934
Shouldn't be a problem The length of the "padded" part is about 9.5", allowing for the bend around the ankle, it will fit. The Velcro will cinch right up to the edge of the padded part. FWIW, I usually put it on under my sock because I find it is not necessarily comfortable if I snug it tight enough not to ride up and down my shin. As far as the earlier comment on bulky; it is padded, so a little bulky, less bulk, more discomfort. It is a trade off. That is another advantage of putting it under a (black) sock. It really doesn't profile.
23271
I've never played soccer. I do a lot of jiu jitsu and they work great. I will recommend not putting them into a dryer, as the heat will break them down. They air dry very quickly.
56984
Not sure what size you mean, but these socks are shorter than my basket doesn't really work as well as I need to put a rock in it to keep it from floating
2045094
I believe so. I use 2 of these with my 9yo who plays on a Travel soccer team. Everyone who has used them (one player's grandmother) has found them comfortable. And coffee cup holder (that is what it is for) do not turn over - they are fixed in place. I am 6'2" with long legs, so cannot answer with absolute certainty.
356585
They're not long, just barely covering the ankle. However, if you go to the socks' manufacturer's website, you might be able to find what you need. (www.bhmedwear.com)
1529119
I am 6"1" and these socks come up to my knees. Reebok makes some good knee highs for women. Hope this helps
2100042
These are probably perfect for you at that height. I don't know the range of height offhand but my daughter was about 5 ft when we got for her.
157295
HelloMy son wears these socks when he plays football. They have slight padding for protection at the heel. They are snug and supportive and offer mild compression, especially at the arch. Hope this helps.
744626
Body weight and height are not necessarily good in sizing yourself for shin guards. It does not address if you are a person with a large calf and thigh muscle. Nevertless, XXL would be about your size.
890306
I don't think they would fit over the of the average calf with a mx boot on. I would say most mx boots offer good shin protection and would work well a smaller knee pad but are way to restrictive for mountain biking which these are built for.
145630
The socks are only about 3 inches high--just over the ankles. They also have a tread pattern on the bottom. So I think they may be of limited use for your purpose although, happily, I don't have any experience with fire ants!
518629
I'd go for "large", just enough to protect the whole shin. Enough room for ankle braces / wraps (recommend for extra protection ligaments / tendances, bones, tenderness) on footing of the elastic bands. Be safe, have fun. Remember, kicking with the top of the foot. Talk instructor, or research types of kicks on YouTube.
192907
I bought the M Size, It could be done however it wont cover all the shin guard. Maybe with the Large Size. I am a 10.5 U.S foot size and fits perfect.
522823
My son wears them over his socks in his football cleats to stop the blisters, and for ankle protection.
735807
Secured via a single elastic strap in the middle of the shin guard. The straps work fine, I use mine all of the time without any problem. I would suggest using a little bit of medical tape around the ankle to keep them from slipping down.