How do you measure for the correct size?
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You know...I think I guessed. I figure the large should be a man's size. I don't have tiny arms...I went with medium. I am an average size.
1175369
From their website. For left or right arm, measure around elbow for correct sizing.Available in the following sizes:Small 9.0 - 10.0 inMedium 10.0 - 11.0 inLarge 11.0 - 12.0 in
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From their website. For left or right arm, measure around elbow for correct sizing. Available in the following sizes: Small 9.0 - 10.0 in Medium 10.0 - 11.0 in Large 11.0 - 12.0 in
590011
You are supposed to measure around your elbow. It says in the listing what measurement corresponds to the sizes. I would guess that you need a large. Or possibly extra large.
567146
John, this question comes up a lot. Unfortunately, the only accurate way to determine the correct size is to physically try the splints on. I know this is not the answer you probably wanted but they need to fit very accurately to be beneficial.
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.
833369
Measure from the center of it chest along the side to the middle of its tail and then if it's between sizes order the bigger size
820659
Small should fit perfect! I have one here I measured. I have from small to large here if anyone needs measurements.
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.
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
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Go for the next size, better safe than sorry. It actually adjusts. Good luck!
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There is a picture of the back of the box on the product page. Click on the picture and then roll your mouse over it to see the size chart. You will need to measure your leg with a tape measure to get the measurements. For best results see a physician to measure and make recommendations.
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I measured the circumference, and took a guess, but it was too small so go one size up from that,. my advise
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There is a measuring guide in the description! It tells you what the measurement should be based on SMandL.
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Please contact the seller. She will take you through how to determine your correct size.
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Use a tape measure. The size of the collar of usually the midpoint in the adjustments.
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A soft tape measure is what I utilized per my orthopedic doctor's instruction. Otherwise measure with a shoe string and place it on a hard tape measure. Each strap has a range size that will tell you what size to order based upon the measurment around your knee. I recommend Nike vs. Pro-Tec - better made product. Good luck!
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Go to the Thule site. There's a sizing routine to go through there. It's easy.
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the sizing guide is here: http://darntough.com/customer-service/faqs#sizingI've found it to be pretty accurate