short knee warmers

andy said:

I know it sounds redundant, but i am looking for a pair of knee
warmers that just cover the knee, not halfway down the calf. Do some
brands run shorter than others?

If you really want to cover /just/ the knee, try an Ace bandage or brace.

If you still want to use knee warmers, try pulling 'em up higher on the
thighs.

If all else fails, read the product descriptions in catalogs and on websites
to get the lengths of various brands and buy accordingly.

Not earth-shaking, Bill S.

"andy" <trifox13atcovaddotnet> wrote in
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Quoted message said:

I know it sounds redundant, but i am looking for a pair of knee warmers
that just cover the knee, not halfway down the calf. Do some brands run
shorter than others?

Castelli.

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 20:56:59 -0700, "andy" <trifox13atcovaddotnet>

Quoted message said:

I know it sounds redundant, but i am looking for a pair of knee warmers that
just cover the knee, not halfway down the calf. Do some brands run shorter
than others?
thanx,
andy

My Castelli ones, the thinner fabric, work like you want. Can't you
get other knee warmers that go down the leg further to just cover your
knee by pulling them up?

I have been using a pair of these for some time:

http://www.boure.com/4169.html

They are significantly shorter than the Pearl Izumi variants.

Cheers, Shawn

Have you tried buying a size too small? That worked for me with Pace.
The Sheila Moon ones are close to what you want, too.