How do you know what size to get for yourself? I need a sizing guide...
160494
Measure the circumference of your palm area. Example, mine is 9 inches, so that is considered a large. 7-8= small, 8-9= medium, 9-10= large and so on.This is a general glove sizing guide. It would be how true to size these gloves run as what size you should get. Also consider if you are going to be using another glove underneath, cotton is thicker than nitrile, so a lot of variables to consider.
160495
I usually wear a XL glove,and I got a large in this, because I heard it was big, but mine is still too large, so two sizes smaller is a suggestion.
160496
I took a chance and ordered a medium for my wife. My hands are larger and I can wear it too. Amazon has such an amazing return policy, . . take a chance on size. We have saved a lot of money on bandaids and pain since getting the glove.
160497
These gloves are sized for men. Women should order 2 sizes down. Take a tape measure and wrap it around the middle of your dominant hand. 7-8 inches is small 8-9 inches is medium 9-10 inches is large 10-11 inches xl. I'm 8 inches so I'll get small since most people say it runs big. Update: The glove fits perfectly, really nice quality and good heft to it.
160498
Measure the circumference of your palm area. Example, mine is 9 inches, so that is considered a large. 7-8= small, 8-9= medium, 9-10= large and so on. This is a general glove sizing guide. It would be how true to size these gloves run as what size you should get. Also consider if you are going to be using another glove underneath, cotton is thicker than nitrile, so a lot of variables to consider.
744627
There is a YouTube video that rev gear made about how to measure and properly size yourself. If you go to their site it's on there as well. You'll probably need to go with the xL based on height, but calf length and muscle mass are going to make a difference.
1993015
In my opinion, a small/medium would fit you well. You are about my size and that's what I purchased. I love mine; they work as promised.
11257
Injinji sizing guide - http://www.injinji.com/sizing-guide/Looks like LARGE is your size.
865247
The best advice I can give on sizing is to go to their website, click FAQ and then call their 800 number. Moosjaw stores live chat was also helpful in determining the best size. The reason I say this is that the size is very dependent on the usage. I ordered the XL mainly to go over my large pac boots I wear ice fishing and still hunting deer in the winter muzzle loader season in Canada. Calf and shoe size are only helpful to a point since the ultimate measurement is what you will be wearing and putting the gaiter over top of when you are dressed. One solution is to put on the clothing you will be using and then measure. The larger sizes are taller which to me means warmer and more waterproof. There is a belt tightener at the top as well as under your boot ahead of the heel. I use a smaller size for fall grouse hunting and the XL for winter snowshoes on a size 10 lacrosse pac boot.I love these gaiters and if you follow the instructions in putting them on you will love them too. Another tip is to put them on with the boot buckle to the outside where it won't catch your clothing . cheers
1545860
I'm also looking and can't figure this out! Did you ever find out how to select a size?
644830
Mine is packed away in a storage unit so I can't look at it now. I read all of the reviews and gauged what size I needed by the height and weight of other users. If you can find one at a sporting goods store to try on, that's what I did, then buy the size that's snug as you want to sweat in the thing.
780087
There should be a size chart. That's how I believe I ordered them. I don't remember any issues finding the correct size
56221
Sorry Carlos. I can't answer specific measurement questions. I would guide you by saying that if you normally wear a size large, then go a size smaller with a medium.
144984
There's a size chart here: http://zaggora.com/us_en/size-charts/ that should help. Just remember that these things fit like a glove - literally. For you, you could try the XL but since they fit so snugly, you will have to work to get them on. On the bright side, once you lose a few pounds & inches, the XL will be great!
328363
Measure your head with a tailors tape and then use a sizing chart. Thats the best way to find a sure and safe fit.
42689
I found the size chart on line on the Perri's web site. That said I think the size chart would have had me buying some that are way too tight - small tall. I bought regular medium and they fit me perfectly - not too tight and perfect under the back of my knee. Hope this helps.
473040
I would suggest a large; My measurements are the same. I bought a medium and got a large free; both fits bit I am more comfortable with the large. On the flip side I have fat fingers
1116192
What I did is I went with my studio's gee that I got when I first signed up for classes. If you look at your pants that you have now, you will know what size to wear. That is what I did. Their is no size chart sorry.
218111
Go to skins.net, choose a pair of compression socks then hit "size guide". It's by calf size. The socks are amazing, I have five pairs (and no relation to the company).
1104485
Well I am a size 9 1/2 in women & I ordered the XL and it fit me just slightly big. So I would go a size bigger than your own!
635850
I am a 36 and got a large which is too big. A medium would be just right if you are a true 36 but I can't find one anymore. The company I bought mine from went out of business.