how do you know your glove size?
1214173
That's a good question. My husband bought these for me. I usually wear about a medium (5'7" unremarkable hand size) and in many women's gloves that translates to a 7, so that's what he bought me and they fit very well. Good luck!
76942
Hi MatthewI take an x-large glove. My hand measures 8" from the base of my palm to end of my middle finger. (base of palm is where my hand hinges at my wrist). My glove is 9.5" overall. The glove fits very nicely with not too much play but not too tight.Hope this helps.PS: These are my husbands gloves, not mine.
1137473
the gloves run standard small, med, large. they are the same glove sizes you would purchase in a department store. If you are un-sure of your size, check out the glove selection at a local sporting goods store or walmart, and try them on for fit.
333914
I don't know how latex gloves are sized, but I imagine they stretch. All I can say is, if I measure my hand with my palm up, it's 7-1/4" from the base of my hand to the top of my middle finger, and my palm is 3-1/2" from the base of my thumb across to the other side of my palm about an inch under my little finger. I never thought I'd be measuring my hand, but if it helps, then there you go. Good Luck - and be sure to review them here once you've tried them!
457436
I went to a store and tried gloves on. I also checked websites who carry these gloves and had measurements for the hand online.
2211581
I took the same size as a regular glove...a small. They stretch, but fit snugly, as I hoped they would
2062042
In fact, the item description tells you how to determine your hand/glove size, using the glove measurement standard of measuring around your palm as you already have. Then you have to find each individually corresponding glove size listing by on Amazon.Most, if not all, Atlas brand gloves fit very accurately to finger lengths on most people. Most other brands usually have fingers that are too long which greatly, negatively affects dexterity.
532561
There two ways to get the right size, 1: the glove size you are wearing now should be OK and 2: if you're not playing with a glove at present, go to the Bionic Golf Glove website and they will give instructions on how to get correct fit.
316349
If you are using a glove at present that should be your glove size. If you aren't using a glove, go to the Bionic Glove website and they will give you directions on how to get your correct size.
2062041
In fact, the item description tells you how to determine your hand/glove size, using the glove measurement standard of measuring around your palm as you already have. Then you have to find each individually corresponding glove size listing by on Amazon. Most, if not all, Atlas brand gloves fit very accurately to finger lengths on most people. Most other brands usually have fingers that are too long which greatly, negatively affects dexterity.
43934
Nike has a chart that will help you determine what size glove to buy: http://help-en-us.nike.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32262/p/3897
1932125
I have big hands but if I was to guess the size of the glove I would say large because it is a little tight on my hand.
149431
The circumference of your hand determines your size. My size is XL, but for these I ordered a Large because these need to be snug.
918907
This should help others looking for a glove sizing chart. Sorry it is a few years late for your question. http://www.shapeitup.com/Harbinger-Glove-Size-Chart_ep_40.html
153818
I think these run true to size. I use the medium in these as well as most other glove sizes.
566420
You can measure your grip size using a ruler. With your hand open and fingers extended close together, align the ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm and measure to the tip of your ring finger. You can increase handle size on most racquets. If you're between grip sizes, go with the smaller size and add an overgrip to for the ideal fit. A typical overgrip will increase a grip by about 1/16 inch.
572880
Measure around the hand at the widest point - not including the thumb. The total number of inches equals the glove size.