Where are your arm do you measure to determine the size needed
310126
I measured around the bicep, I have short arms so I knew they would be longer but the large fits well, offers good compression without cutting off circulation.
310127
I have a 15" bicep and a 34" length. The large fits great! Hopefully you can use this info to help you figure out your size.
26468
My arm is pretty decent sized I honestly would look for a smaller one.... That's my opinion this was almost too big for me and I'm pretty good size myself
545696
I used a seamstress measuring tape. Extend your arm parallel with your shoulder and have someone measure the distance around your elbow with the measuring tape.Sm: 8-9.5"Med: 9.5-11"Lg: 11-12"XL: 12-14"
2093838
to know your correct size, click on the size chart and measure as directed.
545695
I used a seamstress measuring tape. Extend your arm parallel with your shoulder and have someone measure the distance around your elbow with the measuring tape. Sm: 8-9.5" Med: 9.5-11" Lg: 11-12" XL: 12-14"
423179
In the product description it tells you per fore arm measurement what size is best.
521155
No, will fit a standard arm, try looking for a leg cuff. You can still use it on your arm.
71735
measure around elbow at joint... sizing chart is very accurate so make sure you get an exact measurement
112352
With my right arm extended straight my arm is approx. 33cm. Is this how you determine size or should the elbow area be at 45 degrees?
1853347
Measure the width of your hand across the four knuckles (not finger joints). Do not include the thumb. Size 2 will measure 2-2.5"; Size 3 will be 2 9/16 to 3 1/16"; Size 4 is 3 1/8- 3 9/16"; Size 5 is 3 5/8-4 1/8"; Size 6 is 4 3/16-4 5/8".
1173157
Rubina, I was about 9 1/2 inch arm and ordered the Medium which is 9.4-14.2". I still have about 3/4 of an inch before I need a small. The small takes 6.3-9.4". It's a tight call but if you gain some weight you'll be out of it. Replacement cuffs are about $15 so at least you'd have the machine if the size call is wrong. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
1208841
Take a flexible measuring tape and measure around the palm of your hand, just inside the web of your thumb. That's how I did it and it fit perfectly.
209808
Hi,The arms are bendable/pliable so you can adjust it for the size you need.
1445478
I do not believe there is a way to actually measure the arm to gauge a fit of this product. It is a compression sleeve. The product is supposed to fit "snug" around the arm/elbow in order to provide warmth and compression to aid somewhat in pain relief and protection from injury. I would basically go by a shirt size mentality. My son, a baseball player, wears an adult medium t-shirt and I bought the adult medium compression sleeve. That seems to have worked well. Hope this helps!!!
1986775
S/M fits arm size 8.5" - 11". Size M/L fits arm size 11" - 16" The gray tab is pretty rigid, so I there's not any play beyond that, but they do have an extender you can get from their website if you need one.
1798133
You can find the right size at www.drycorp.com or by calling 910-791-0009. Essentially, you need the circumference about 2 inches above the top of the cast of the leg or arm itself. The second measurement needed is the length from the point of circumference to either the tip of the fingers or heel of the foot. Please feel free to call DryCorp directly to find the right size in minutes!
1281139
I found the info on their USA website--I'm not sure if this link will work as Amazon tends to delete, but google the name, choose the US site, pick the epitrain and it gives an illustration ( http://www.bauerfeindusa.com/en/products/supports-orthoses/elbow/epitrain.html ) Basically you measure 4 and 3/4 inches from the point of your elbow and take a circumference around your arm. The measurement then corresponds to a size. These fit snug, but that is the point. Oh, and in case Amazon deletes my link..the site is bauerfeindsusa dot com and then finding it is easy.