What size calf compression sleeve should I get?
Size Guide – Calf Sleeves
| SIZE | CALF GIRTH (CM) | CALF GIRTH (IN) |
|---|---|---|
| S | 30 – 36 | 11.75 – 14 |
| M | 37 – 41 | 14.5 – 16 |
| L | 42 – 45 | 16.5 – 17.75 |
| XL | 46 – 50 | 18 – 19.75 |
How do 2XU fit?
Your 2XU Compression garment should fit the body snugly and firmly without uncomfortably ‘cutting in’ to the body. If this is the case, you should review your size choice.
How do you choose compression calf sleeves?
As a rule, choose sleeves made with moisture-wicking fabrics. They’ll reduce sweat and odors, as well as help insulate your skin. This not only helps keep you comfortable during your runs, but also you’ll also have to wash your sleeves less often, making them last longer.
What is the average calf size?
Calf sizes increased just slightly from the first report to the second, the researchers found. In the 1999-2002 report, the average maximal calf circumference for men was 15.4 inches (39.1 cm); in the next report, the average was 15.6 inches (39.5 cm).
How do I know my leg sleeve size?
FINDING YOUR SIZE
- Arm sleeves: Measure the circumference of your bicep, elbow and the fullest part of your forearm.
- Leg sleeves: While standing, measure the circumference of your calf, knee and ankle.
- Calf sleeves: While standing, measure the length of your calf and the circumference of your calf, knee and ankle.
Why is 2XU so expensive?
Bottom Line. There are many reasons to choose 2XU’s compression tights over any other compression tights on the market. However, the aforementioned bacteria resistance is the reason why this 2XU product is so much more expensive than the vast majority of compression clothes on the market.
Do 2XU tights have pockets?
Suited to both low and high-impact training and competition, these tights deliver a body firming fit and graduated compression to protect muscles from fatigue and injury. Your favourite Mid-Rise Compression Tights, but now with side pockets to store your training essentials.
What is calf size?
Your calf size is the circumference of your calf (the part of your leg below your knee). The M, W or WW foot widths have no bearing on the calf circumferences and they refer to the foot widths.
What size compression sleeves should I get?
As a rule of thumb, an arm sleeve that is between . 5 to 2 inches (1.25 to 5 cm) smaller than your bicep should fit you well. But despite this guidance, many people may experience difficulties selecting their UV arm sleeve size.
How do you measure calf size?
Sit on a chair and hold your naked foot on the ground, holding your leg folded to 90 degrees, with the tape measure the side of the calf, starting from the base of the foot to the fold of the knee. This will give you the measure of your calf height.