Size Chart Test Page

Find the Right Fit:

1. On the injured foot, wear a sports sock that covers the ankle.
2. Stand upright if possible, or place the foot flat on the ground and weight as if standing.
3. Measure the circumference of the ankle from heel to instep, as shown.
4. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. On the injured foot, wear a sports sock that covers the ankle.
2. Stand upright if possible, or place the foot flat on the ground and weight as if standing.
3. Measure the circumference of the ankle diagonally from the heel to the ankle crease, where the foot meets the lower leg, as shown.
4. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Use the size chart to match your shoe size to the correct brace size.
2. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. On the injured foot, wear a sports sock that covers the ankle.
2. Stand upright if possible, or place the foot flat on the ground and weight as if standing.
3. Measure the circumference of the ankle diagonally from the heel to the ankle crease, where the foot meets the lower leg, as shown.
4. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. On the injured foot, wear a sports sock that covers the ankle.
2. Stand upright if possible, or place the foot flat on the ground and weight as if standing.
3. Measure the circumference of your ankle diagonally over the heel and across the ankle bone, as shown.
4. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Use the size chart to match your shoe size to the correct brace size.
2. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, leg muscles gently flexed.
2. Place measuring tape flat against the skin (not tight). Measure leg circumference at the center of the kneecap.
3. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, leg muscles gently flexed.
2. Place measuring tape flat against the skin (not tight). Measure leg circumference at the center of the kneecap.
3. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, leg muscles gently flexed.
2. Place measuring tape flat against the skin (not tight). Measure leg circumference at the center of the kneecap.
3. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, leg muscles gently flexed.
2. Place measuring tape flat against the skin (not tight). Measure leg circumference 6 inches above the kneecap.
3. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.

Find the Right Fit:

1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent, leg muscles gently flexed.
2. Place measuring tape flat against the skin (not tight). Measure leg circumference 6 inches above the kneecap.
3. Use chart to find your size. If you land between sizes, choose the larger option.

A correctly sized brace will feel comfortably snug and supportive without being excessively tight.