I received a small but digs into the skin between my fingers &amp; snug in palm and fingers. Is that normal at first and get better? Or may need medium?
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I would go for the medium because you have the wrist straps to secure the gloves. You don't want to restrict circulation because you will have them on for the most part. If you can't open and close your fingers and hands comfortably change the size.
110246
I would consider purchasing the small / medium. Take into consideration if you're using hand wraps you always want to be able to get the glove over the hand wraps. So those should be fine for you.
229943
Mine fit perfect and I don't have that issue. Maybe a size up might help? I have used mine 3 mos. and they fit the same between the fingers so you might try cutting the holes a bit...? I hope this helps!
1448403
I feel that I have pretty small hands. I ordered a medium and they fit very nicely.....just the right size. You may want to try a size "small".
1273078
I have largish hands for a woman and got the medium, and it fits well, so you probably want the small.
11922
I have small hands (I'm a size 6 3/4 in regular women's gloves), but found that the size small gel wraps were too tight. My fingers were numb by the end of my first workout. I tried on some mediums at a store near me, but they were too big in the hand, though they felt better around the fingers. It would be useful to have a measurement chart available before ordering.
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If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small hands, get the smaller ones and so on..cheers If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small... » Read More If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small hands, get the smaller ones and so on..cheers « Show Less
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My hand measures 7" around the largest part of my palm. I usually take a womens medium. The size 7 I ordered fit perfect. Get the measurement of your hand and go with that, should be true.
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The fingers are a bit shorter than usual for a medium but not narrow. If your fingers themselves are longer AND bigger, then yeah, find a different pair. But if it's just their width, then these should be fine.
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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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I have rheumatoid arthritis in my hands and I don't have a problem. It's not that big of a deal as far as I'm concerned. If she has a really hard time squeezing,I would suggest you look for something else, but again, I don't have a problem at all with mine. *Remember, you can always return it to Amazon and get a refund and try something else if you'd like.
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I agree with all of the other responses, I started with a 1, returned it for the 2 and it was still too small for my index finger and I also have small hands.
911266
My hand therapist had different sizes to try. Bit she just looked at my hand and knew that I needed a medium. Sorry to be of little help. I wear a woman's size seven glove. But it is hard to find sized gloves today.
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The ones I received definitely run small. The palm size was fine, but every finger (including thumb) is at least half an inch short - comes just about to the last joint and they do not stretch sufficiently. I may be able to use them when I sleep with lotion, but I don't find them at all useful otherwise. I normally wear a woman's medium and these were supposed to be medium - oh, and I don't keep my nails long :)
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My hand is about two inches shorter than yours and I bought a medium glove. Mine fits well, but you would want something in a large or an extra large I would assume.
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I bought them in size s/m, my fingers are average and fit well, perhaps a different size would work better for you. In regards to your comfort question, yes, they are quite comfortable! , considering off course that they are made of special fibers, not the lightest or the softest but they work much bettee than other gloves with touch-screen features
567147
I have little fingers so I brought size 1 and size 2 not knowing the best fit. Size 2 was right due to swelling.Hint:use paper tape or bandaids to hold it on place because of the irritation.