My wife is 4'10" and I measured her grip at 3 7/8's inches. She has played long ago and says she needs a youth size. Will this work?
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I am not a tennis player but purchased this racket (per recommendation of his dad) for my seven year old grandson who is tall for his age but not 4'10" so I doubt it. The best thing to do might be go to a sports store and find out which racket to buy and then order it from Amazon :)
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My hand is about 9" and it was too tight. My fingers started to go numb. I would suggest going to your local sporting goods store and try on a few different ones to find the correct size.
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From my experience, youth pad sizes usually based on weight, however, a good rule of thumb when ordering is YL equals 100-115 lbs of player. Of course body type and build can affect that.
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http://www.gripforceproducts.com/FIT_CHART.html I'd contact Grip Force at their web site and get the info on which of there products will work best for it. They just came out with a bunch of Gen 4 items for the SFs. Good Luck
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I can just manage to fit my hands in this space to use a neutral grip. I like to think I have average sized hands for a grown man. As long as you don't have meaty bear paws for hands, you should be all right.
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My wife also has small hands and I bought her the 12oz gloves, she doesn't complain about the size being to big or small. My wife is also 4'11.
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We also have a Mathews Genesis bow. I do not know if it is a youth bow but certainly will works as a young beginngers bow. It fits nicely with lots of extra room.
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My hand measures 3" and I use the small. They are perfect, and they also stretch. I think you may be okay, you do not want them big. The little bit of tightness is comforting.
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The grip is a different circumference based on the size of your hand. Small hand, 4 1/8 and up to 4 5/8 for a very large hand. Go to a sport store and get a feel for your size
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I recommend the intermediate size for your daughter. My daughter just turned 11; she is 4'11" and weighs 83 lbs. The youth will give her 1-2 more years at the very most. This is a great set for the money. I spent 4 months shopping around and trying different brands and styles of catching gear on my daughter. I was and am still very happy with my investment. My daughter loves her gear too.
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I don't think that'll be a problem but I just threw away the instructions which might have contained the specs. If you work out at a CrossFit Box, these are the same width as those at the gym. I'll let you know the grip width when my wife returns and can tell me where our measuring tape is.
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As I look at the sneaky pete and my LCP inside it is a nice snug fit so if the grips are any fatter I do not think it will fit, Amazon has a great return policy!!!!
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I got this bow for my daughter when she was twelve she is about your height also once the tension line was adjusted she could shoot it a lot easier it was a good size even now after a year and a half the size still suits her. Hope this helps . :)
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Your grip size is then determined by the length between the tip of your third finger to the point where your thumb meets your palm. I .e. Size 4 1/2" equal to 112-118mm.
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It should fit it, since length is 79 and width is 39. I find it better than link spring as it's quieter, and seems sturdier. Works fine for my younger daughter.
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The sides are stretchy elastic material and there's a little extra space at the top. The elastic will give you another 1/4-3/8" play. If the skin isn't too tacky (hard to pull out) or too very thick there should be enough room.
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That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help the form. Just my $0.02 That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help... » Read More That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help the form. Just my $0.02 « Show Less