What is the difference between the M and Medium? And what are the sizes of the palm and the circufmerence of palm?
160043
M = Medium The only difference it's between young and adult. Horizontal: 3' 3/4 Vertical (from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger): 7' 1/2
1533788
There are 3 different sizes Large, medium & small. The smallest is about the size of your pinkie finger and the largest is about 1" in diameter
1714031
I would say they are a men's size medium. I am a woman with larger hands, and they fit....but no extra room. They are of good quality.
428821
My hands are considered medium to average size and the neck is perfect I hope this helps.
28750
The M and Medium options are the same helmet. I don't know about size differences 2013/2015, but they have likely not changed anything. The M/Medium works nicely for head circumference between 22" and 23".
2015200
It is approximately 9 inches long. It fits my husband's hand, as well as my hand, with room to spare. I would say definitely a medium, but large is probably best description :-)
424129
I assume you are measuring your palm...and if so, my palm is about the same - I have a medium...
1525952
I have a medium oven glove. The length and width of the oven glove fingers are very close to those of a medium-sized men's leather glove. The dimension across the palm of the oven glove, at the base of the four fingers, is 5 in (men's glove Med is 4.5 in). The palm area of the oven glove is much wider than that of a regular medium men's leather glove. And as I am examining both gloves as I write, I see that all the fingers of the oven glove lay flat and are spread out, whereas in a regular men's leather glove, the thumb is sewn on the "top of the palm area."
1157672
I bought many sizes. We use them at the wild animal hospital. My hands are very small and the medium fits a little better than small.
1682137
I'm a grown woman, tip of middle finger to wrist line 6" and palm width 3.5" and thickness of hand a bit on chunky side and I have the Medium size and it fits perfectly snug (It's suppose to fit snug). I would think you should go with either a small or junior size. You don't want them too loose because the metal plate on palm side should be aligned properly with hand.
657955
I like mediums, I'm 5'2" as well, depending on what you're using then for. The wrist guards are great, the knee pads are a bit thin, my friend got a large and the wrist guards are far too big.
216835
I wear a medium because the width of my hand is 3 3/4. My hand length measures 6 3/4 compared to your 7 3/4.
1362655
I have small hands for a guy. So I went with medium. They actually fit pretty well. So unless you have teeny tiny hands I would go with the medium, otherwise a small it is.
1731342
Medium. I can't do it for very long but my husband finds it very easy. Guess he has more hand and forearm strength?
94480
There should be no difference. Both are the figures for the size in metrics. One is just showing it with the millimeter designation(mm) after the size.
400872
I bought a medium sized one for my right ring finger, but it was a little too short and I should have got the large. The length of my finger from tip to palm (measuring from palm side of hand) is 3 and 1/8 inches. Hope this helps determine the size you need.
858259
The main difference is that the large tablet is much better the the med/small tablets if you want to draw/paint with your whole arm as opposed to just from the wrist. As far as functionality, the large tablets buttons and gestures work just the same as the medium tablet. The small tablet does have fewer buttons, and I assume that the hand gestures work just the same as for the large and medium tablets, but I don't know for sure. I used to use a 8X6 tablet, and I prefer the large tablet so much more just for being more comfortable while drawing.