Which size do I need?

On each products page there is a size guide, which usually states a circumference measurement of the joint or limb and which size (S, M, L etc) this relates to. Information on how to measure each body area and any other specific information is given below.

Knee Braces

• Measurements for knee braces should be taken in a standing position with the knee straight.
• Measure all the way around the joint, at the level of the knee cap.
• Take a measurement in both inches and centimeters as different manufacturers offer different guides.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size your measurement falls into.
• If you are inbetween two sizes, we recommend opting for the larger size as these can usually be tightened.

Elbow Supports

• Most elbow supports will require you to measure around the elbow joint. The exception is the epicondylitis clasp which requires a measurement around the upper forearm.
• Measure with the elbow straight
• Take a measurement in both centimeters and inches as different manufacturers offer different guides.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size your measurement relates to.
• If you are inbetween sizes, we usually recommend opting for the larger size.

Ankle Supports

• Most ankle supports use a UK shoe size to determine the correct size.
• The exceptions are the LP ankle supports which require a measurement around the lower leg, just above the ankle.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size corresponds with your measurement.
• If you are inbetween sizes, consider choosing the larger size as these can be tightened with the laces or straps.

Wrist supports

• All wrist supports (if not one size) require a measurement around the wrist joint.
• Measure all the way around the circumference of the wrist.
• Measurements are in centimeters.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size corresponds with your measurement.
• If you are inbetween sizes, opt for the larger size as this can be tightened.

Shoulder Supports

• All of our shoulder supports are sized using a chest measurement.
• Measure around the widest part of the chest and take a measurement in both inches and centimeters.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size your measurement corresponds with.
• If you are inbetween sizes, we usually recommend you opt for the larger size as this can be pulled tighter.

Thigh and Calf Supports

• Most thigh and calf supports are sized using a measurement around the widest part of the muscle.
• Take a measurement in both centimeters. and inches as different manufacturers provide different guides.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size corresponds with your measurement.
• If you are inbetween sizes, we usually advise to go for the larger size.

Back Supports

• Most back supports require a waist measurement. The only exception is the Harley Sacroiliac Belt which requires a hip measurement.
• Take the measurement in both centimeters. and inches as different manufacturers provide different guides.
• Check at the bottom of the product page which size corresponds with your measurement.
• If you are inbetween sizes, we usually recommend choosing the larger size as these can often be tightened.

Knee Braces

Elbow Supports

Ankle Supports

Wrist Supports

Shoulder Supports

Calf Supports

Back Supports