I've read various reviews regarding the Size S vs Size L for these GP2 grips. How would you recommend what size to order?
831972
the manufacturer stated that if you were to be rising with winter gloves or unless your paws are oversized, small is the size. I'm average and small is perfect.
831973
Having nothing else to base my decision I used my glove size. L. Although I think the xl would have worked well too. Imo I think it is better to go bigger than smaller. I would think it depends on the type of riding you do.
831974
I wear a size large glove and find the L size GP2 grips work quite well for me. You will need to bring along a hex wrench for the first few rides to get the angle just right though.
831975
I would go with your glove size. I have L and they are fine for my L/XL hands.
1013914
There used to be a sizing guide on the amazon website - don't know where it went. You can go to the woody knows website @ http://www.woodyknows.com/Products.asp Sizing can be a bit tricky so don't hesitate to contact the company on their website "contact us" link for guidance!
1396992
Forget your handlebar diameter. It's your grip diameter that matters. If it's between 1.25" and 1.45", this one will slip over. If your grips are larger than 1.45", get the larger size grip cover. I use a little soapy water to make them slide and twist on easier. Also, wearing gloves makes getting them on much easier than bare hands.
50402
I used the size guide on the web site. I went by weight and width of hand at the knuckles as was suggested.
1562788
I am a female with large hands, i ordered large. Too big, my husband uses them. I ordered medium and am very satisfied. Your preference kn how snug you want them to fit
711652
Mine was a size #3 I believe, which was for large double action revolvers. I know they make one for large S/A revolvers as well. You'll have to go to the Uncle Mikes web site and check the sizing chart.
224852
Those you list seem to be the same. I suggest you go into a store to physically handle the grips before you order.
257383
2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 are ladies' sizes. Unless you are a small guy go for the L (large). You would have to be a horse jockey with tiny hands to order the S (small).
371402
I assume you're asking about grip size. I'd say an average size man's hand would use the 4 3/8 in grip and an average woman's perhaps an eighth of an inch less. If in doubt, get the smaller size and you can always add an overgrip on top of that to make it a little bigger. There have been articles in recent years that the pros are trending toward smaller grips. E.g., I understand Rafael Nadal uses a 4 1/4 inch grip.
31871
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.
750325
I guess you need to email the seller. I bought mine from a Terramar site that listed S, M, L, etc. Perhaps this seller simply listed the alternative to give you some idea what size S fits.
1261694
I have size 11 EE and I still have some slack with the 295mm length power grips. Unless you have really wide feet and plan on wearing gigantic boots, I'd go for the 295mm.
914210
Recommend Size 25 for G30. Right hand part #54251 or Left hand part #54252. I shoot a lot of competition sports and my Uncle Mikes has held up well with no issues. Can't beat them for the money.
930474
enter your bike information in the nelson-rigg sizing app. if it says the cover will not fit, take your chances and order xl. that's my uneducated oppinion.good luck.
1040051
I'll double-check tonight but I believe the Blue Fat Gripz are 2.25" and the Red Fat Gripz Extreme are 2.75". However, start with Blue Fat Gripz for sure. Best, -TimB
868283
Go with glove size- sm or med = med - Lg =Lg . Don't think it'll matter a lot tho.
728718
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