how to measure for proper fit
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If you look at the picture of the front covers, the weight is listed at the top left corner. . The straps are adjustable, like a dog's collar, so they fit a variety of sizes. The medium fits our 40+ lbs female and she measures 27 inches around her chest so that's obviously not the measurement they want. I would look at the pictures on the different packages and try to estimate your dog size based on that. For instance, under the product description for the medium size it says "Fits cocker spaniels, golden retrievers, border collies and like breeds."
1014832
Sporn.com gives weight ,neck and chest measurements for the harness in general. It didn't quite work for my shihtzu/maltesse mix-still rubbed under the front legs.
1014833
the guide i used to measure was too bigmeasuring the guirt. I had to get a size smaller than what the chart called formy dog is 16 lbs I first got a med size which was way to big I know have a small these harnesses are very adjustable.
1014834
The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle him or restrict his movement. The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle... » Read More The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle him or restrict his movement. « Show Less
1014835
It's a Small, medium, Large thing. The harness is easily adjustable with a slide stop at the leash end. So I would say, if you had a large dog, get a large,ect,ect.
1014836
My husband says to measure your dog like you would a deer, from the brisket to the center of the back.
1014837
Which measurement is the most essential for this harness? My Pom is 12" at the neck and 15" girth but he is only 7 lbs? XS or S??? Thanks
1014838
The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle him or restrict his movement.
10470
Mine fits pretty well, I measured the opening for length and for width and selected the closest size that was at least the length of the opening.
2178694
Measure around middle of knee and use Men's sizing chart. Sizes are true to fit.
2264942
To find the correct size, you'll need to measure around your upper chest and then use the sizing chart below to find the size that fits your body: CHEST MEASUREMENT / SIZE: From 31.5" to 37.375" = Medium From 37" to 43.25" = Large From 43.25" to 49.25" = X-Large
1636416
Im not sure. I would reccommend uainng a soft tape measure to check for proper fitting.
426501
there are charts you can on the internet. but for a rule of thumb they should be knee height
2199251
Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know... » Read More Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. « Show Less
2022541
Tonya I used toothpicks to measure 1/4 and 1/2" get measure tape and break them off at the right measurement then adjust them to the size you would like
2021838
Measure the model you have and compare it with the measurements of this case.
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All hat measurements are in inches. Stand in front of a mirror and place the end of the measuring tape on the middle of your forehead, above your nose. Wrap the tape around the back of your head, making sure to place the tape across the wide part of the back of your head and 1/8 of an inch above your ear. Then bring the tape to the middle of your forehead to meet the other end. Determine the measurement by looking at the measuring tape in the mirror. Measure your head several times to avoid error, and then write down the head measurement. (ehow.com)
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They have a chart that tells you how to measure. If it is close to the high measure go to the next larger.
434652
Click on the "Product Detail" It tells you how to determine what size you need.
2113964
I would measure the area where the pad fits and compare that to the descriptions on the item you are looking at and compare sizes.
1353089
Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass... » Read More Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ « Show Less
1560426
Very carefully :). Seriously, though, use the measuring tape included with the Loop and then cut less than the measurements indicate. I made a total of 7 very small cuts before I was happy with the fit.
281913
The only real way to know is to go onto their website and locate the fit chart or call them. Should only take a minute.
1208842
Flatten your hand on the table and use a cloth tape or string something along those lines. Then take that measurement an use thier guide.I felt it was a bit snug at first.