How do I know what size I am?
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To be honest, I took the best educated guess I could. Large fit me well, though I have large hands. I would recommend just go with you gut. And sorry for the late reply. Thank, Addy R.
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I have fairly large hands and the size I ordered fits me well enough. The only thing is, I didn't have an option for size when ordering and I see no size on the pair I ordered.
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Check out the companies website. It lists exactly how to determine the correct size.
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I just know what size because I've bought and tried all kinds. If you go to Balance Bracelet that may help in size or use a string and measure it that will be pretty close.
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If you go to where you select the size, it will tell you which size you are, based on the centimeters you have measured. When I pulled it down, it shows 36-38 centimeters would be a size Large. Hope this helps! It's a great knee brace and I use it for all of my workouts with much success!
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Measure around her head, and look at a size chart. All you have to do is type "hit size chart" into your browser and they will come up.
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They have a chart on the Berne website. You will need to measure your head size. I was right inbetween medium and large. I chose large and was glad I did.
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According to the sizing chart, you also need to measure your ankle to determine your size. If it's 7"-8.5", then S. If it's 8.5"-10", then M. You can find the chart on this page (scroll down and click on the tab that says "Sizing Chart": http://www.sigvarisusa.com/en/products/performance-sleeves-412v
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Darin, Google ASO sizing chart, it will instruct you on measuring and establishing your size.
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I was able to find a sizing chart. You will have to measure your lower thigh as directions
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Check here: http://www.framesdirect.com/landing/a/measure-your-frame-size.html
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The Tubbs website has the size/weight info posted. That is where I went to find my size. I found it to be accurate.
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I don't know. Do what I did, I went to Propper's website. There is a size chart there. That is how I found my size.
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Go to their website and put in your measurements. It will tell you what size is right for you.
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Probably not, there's a chart somewhere on web where you put those numbers in and it tells you size needed.
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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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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