I am a size 9 with a average size calf.. what size sock would you recommend?
282602
Hello. I wear a size 7.5 with an average calf size. I bought the Med/Large. As the previous reviewer said, they are snug so the added size will be a plus. They work wonderfully and I will be using them again this week, when traveling.
282603
Definitely Large - even extra large if they have. They are quite tight putting on.
282604
I wear size 11w and have wide calves. I wear the extra-large and they fit well. They are supposed to fit somewhat tight - that's what provides the support. From my experience, they aren't anywhere near as difficult to pull on as support nylons.
282605
Hi, I wear an 8.5 shoe. My calves are med or slightly larger. I ordered the med/large and they were fine.
1165921
I went by shoe size (and the socks were too small for my calf). They kept rolling down. I gave them to my husband and he loves them!
363751
For a 9, medium should work as they have a bit of stretch to them. If you're a 9.5, I'd go with a large.
202349
It calls for the Large/XLarge, but if you have a very thin calf, I would recommend you look into the Sockwell Men's Elevation Compression sock, they are 20-30mmHg in compression where the Circulator's are 15-20mmHg. Hope this helps.
330823
For me, men's shoe size 9.5 = medium is a good fit, large is a bit to long - heel is on the back of my foot. Great socks overall...very thin and cool.
372392
I would not go with the extra large.... I would go with medium, in the size large I got for a gift they also got the traditional socks to go with, so that took some room as well. Not an expert, just opinion... good luck! :)
1166263
I wear a size 9 running shoe and am right between a Medium and Large in these socks. The large is a better fit. I can't address other sizes but I hope this helps. These are fantastic socks, in my (humble) opinion.
1481189
Search for one by size. There Medium fits size 9-11 and the Small fits 5-8. These are like socks that are similarly sized. It's probably safe to go with either size because the stretchers are very adjustable.
97658
If you wear a size 10 shoe you should get the large 6-12 size. I wear a size 14 in men's and the extra large sock fits me well!!
97659
I would say that a person should definitely use 1 size larger sock is if they are towards the high end normally.The best advice I can give you is to buy socks in both sizes, normal and 1-size up.Don't buy many socks, maybe 2 pair of each size.Try both sizes, and make your normal purchase of the size you prefer.
78436
Hmm? I'm not sure. My calf is 15 my shoe is 12. But i don't know what size sock i bought. If you are using them for running I would go a little big. They are pretty tight. I do love them. good luck
1262225
I bought medium and my calves are not very big and they are pretty snug. Left impression on my legs from tightness. You may want to go with Large. I wear size 10 shoe as well.
87548
I bought size M for this sock, and I run in a size 41, so I would have to imagine that a L would work...socks are great
179402
I agree with Lynn B. A bit large in the foot length. I wear a 9 and the M are fine. Just be aware that if you have larger calves they can be tight.
201541
I received the M/L and wear a size 10 in a shoe. The heel part seemed to big for my feet. If u r a size 8 I would go with the smaller option. As far as the medium calf thing goes my athletic calf's couldn't handle it. Some of there products seem to be targeted for average legs. If it has a design be careful because it will leave marks up and down the leg. You could try the M/L to be safe and just return if they do not work.
2050620
My calf size is 16.5 and the socks fit perfectly. I can insert the shinguards without a problem (this are ~ 3/4 thick shinguards). I hope this answers your concern.
329341
I am plus size. My calf is 16 1/2". I wear a women's Medium. Socks are tight but not too tight. Had my doctor check them. They definitely keep the swelling away. If you live in a hot summer climate you might prefer the open toe stockings. I love these stockings. They work better than the brands hospitals use.