How do you measure to know if you need a 24 or a 28?
1156197
I opened the cabinet and measured diameter straight across, as close as I could get the tape to the center pole.
1156198
Measure across the middle from one side to the other where there is no empty space. If it is anywhere close to 24" that is the size. If it is much closer to 28" order that size. They are standard sizes, so if it is close it is the one you need.
1156199
I measured from the pole in the center to the outer edge. It was 12", so doubled that to come up with 24" total.
1156200
We purchased a home that had one in it that was broken, so we measured the diameter of that one and ordered the same size.
1156201
I measured the diameter, so straight across the middle as best as possible since it is a tight space. Hope that helps.
1156202
I measured the broken old piece.the diameter with a tape measure from the corner to the pole. I also did it to the other corner.. I just got lucky.
368119
They have a chart that tells you how to measure. If it is close to the high measure go to the next larger.
1397254
Yes the 24" will fit, a little snug but it will fit. The 28" will not fit though.
85005
Compare it to a hat of the same brand that fits you. If you are looking to buy a New Era brand see what size you wear in that brand. Or have someone measure your head. The measures for sizes are usually available from online sellers.
682054
Slight variation from safe to safe but not by more than 1/4 of an inch. You should be ok at 19.3
490121
You will have to take measurements, and then look at the manufacturers measurements. They have detailed measurements on their official website.
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.
198184
There is a measuring guide in the description! It tells you what the measurement should be based on SMandL.
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.
501507
Go to Tommie Copper. com they have a measuring guid that will tell you. Make sure to get the right one for ladies.
912799
Sorry not at um I think the 24 is a little small not as big as pict. Go for the 48 .I have one of each
859800
If you pick the sizes from the chart you can answer that one yourself. It tells you
1414947
Most would probably say weight. I ride with a 25 on the rear and 23 on front. I would next time just do a 25 or 23 on both. If your a hard core racer go smaller. If your like me and just ride and commute for fun, 25 is good. A 25 provides a little more contact on turns.
1950579
I was 42-37-45 and got a size 20. It's a snug fit. Maybe a 16 r 18 would be best
371400
There is a measurement scale on the website it will tell you what size you need
308477
Dont have a measuring tape handy but they're pretty standard. Think FCS G-5's. Have health insurance before you purchase.
497400
Don't go based on wrist sized, it's more about how much support you need. Unless you have extremely tiny wrists, if you're using them to bench press I would go with the 24". My wrists are particularly bad (they pop out of socket), so once I got my bench up past 340, I had to switch to 36" wraps from a different brand to get enough support, but for a medium-heavy amount of weight 24" should be fine