How do I know which size to get?
426501
there are charts you can on the internet. but for a rule of thumb they should be knee height
426502
Get the 45 cm ball is under 5' tall; 55 cm for 5'-5'6"; 65 cm for 5'6"-6'; 75 cm for 6'-6'5" and 85 cm ball if over 6'5" tall. I am 5'10" and got the 65 cm ball which is just right for me!
426503
Generally speaking, it depends on your height. If you are 6 ft or taller, you should get the 75 cm version. If you are between 5'5" and 6 ft, get the 65 cm, and if you are 5'4" or shorter, get the 55 cm version. That said, I am 6'2" and I have balls in all three sizes as they serve different functions depending on the exercise you are doing.
426504
You purchase a ball size based on your particular height and how much weight you need resistance for based on your weight and what you might be lifting if using it with free weights. I read numerous review of cheaper exercise balls that burst on people skimping on the price. I certainly didn't want my 82 year old 6'5" father falling to the floor while doing his exercises.
1200664
In my case, we had to go up a size, so based on the other answer to your question, I think I would contact their customer service and ask about your size...if you have not already. I hope you get what you need the first time.
989640
To choose a size, you first need to take measurements. I'm including the link to your website that gives instructions on how to measure. If you need any help with this, please call and speak to one of our certified fitters. http://www.supporthosestore.com/Education.aspx#HowToMeasure Thank you, www.supporthosestore.com 1-800-515-4271
475834
They come in two sizes small and large the easiest way to see which one you need is to go on to the web site for fitbit and have a sizing chart. To copy off to see which one will fit your wrist. Then just go from there. It is a free service to see you just have to have paper and a copier.
8738
the sizing chart starts with your hip size if you know that then s.m.l. xl are the sizes so measure them to know your size ok
1613065
I bought a large and a medium. The large is probably about the 9x10 that you want.
1727551
Honestly it's really hard to get the right size. I got some small and a large size . The small was the right size for me! The large I have trim them every time
1053899
Based on the sizes available on amazon I would suggest small, medium and large for the sizes. The size 4 will most likely be the hardest to find the right size for, an extra small would probably be the best fit. I hope this helps.
328363
Measure your head with a tailors tape and then use a sizing chart. Thats the best way to find a sure and safe fit.
309343
Give them your measurements and you'll have no problems, They will get you a size that fits, I waer 2x and needed a 4x
1397643
You may be able to figure it out from the numbering system. I have always ordered a small, so 17005 is most likely small. It is frustrating when sizes are not stated. You can order online from Ace and pick up at a local store, and then you will know what size you are getting.
1058768
There's no specific sizing chart that I am aware of. I simply did a guesstimation, and luckily, was right. But I do know, small is really small.
1554784
Just like you, sizing said I should get an XL. I wear medium clothes. Glad I got the XL. Large wouldn't have fit. I think you should get the large. Good luck!
576281
Here's a sizing chart to help you determine what size you should purchase. First, measure your waist. Based on your measurement, use the chart below to find your size:X-Small: Up to 25½ (64 cm)Small: 25-30½ (64-76cm)Medium: 30-34½ (76-86cm)Large: 34-38½ (86-97cm)X-Large: 38-42½ (97-107cm)2Xlarge: 42-46½ (107-117cm)3Xlarge: 46-52½ (117-132cm)4Xlarge: 52-58½ (132-147cm)
569622
Go for the next size, better safe than sorry. It actually adjusts. Good luck!
1725828
Google their size chart and find in on there. If you have any trouble get back with me and I'll try to look it find it for you.
48416
heres a chart that u can use http://www.brute.com/downloads/brute-size-charts.pdf