how to measure hand for correct size
316349
If you are using a glove at present that should be your glove size. If you aren't using a glove, go to the Bionic Glove website and they will give you directions on how to get your correct size.
316350
Unless you have freakishly large or small hands, a medium, if your hands are narrow, and a large if you have "man hands." There's no actual measuring unless you can go to a store that sells gloves. Some glove manufacturers have templates to go by (based mainly on finger length) which tell you the size you may need. Go with a large...that's what I did and it fits and performs great.
316351
I believe for that you will have to go to a Golf retail store ...something like a Dick's Sporting Goods or Golf Galaxy and find out the best fit golf glove for yourself...thats what i had did
316352
They are the best you can buy I have been using it for the past 5 years. I glove last approx. one year and I play 3 times a week
811032
Most glove makers don't use circumference to measure hand size. They usually measure from the thumb joint to the outside of the hand. A 3.5 inch measure should be a man's medium. These liners are very stretchy so there should a lot of give in the sizing.
940223
I have about the same sized hands 7 1/2 inches. It fits my hand nicely. Im sure theres a return system if it fails for you. :)
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.
408723
Probably a medium. My hand measures about 7 1/2 around the knuckles, and the medium fits fine.
1926414
I have an average size hand and I bought a medium size. They fit just right, not tight, but no extra wiggle room either. For larger hands I would definitely recommend a larger size.
199631
One of the pictures on the amazon product page is a sizing chart where they advise that you measure the circumference of your hand (without thumb) just below the knuckle and pick the corresponding size from the chart shown. I am 6'0", 200lbs and I would say my hands are normal size for my body type and I ordered size large and mine fit fine for me. Hope this helps, good luck.
1571641
From a website: "To obtain your glove size, use a tape measure to find the circumference of your hand around the palm. This measure, in inches, is your glove size. If the measurement is 10" then specify size 10 or L (Large)." The measurement should be taken across the palm at the base of your fingers. XS=6-7", S=7-8", M=8-9", L=9-10", XL=10-11".
2062042
In fact, the item description tells you how to determine your hand/glove size, using the glove measurement standard of measuring around your palm as you already have. Then you have to find each individually corresponding glove size listing by on Amazon.Most, if not all, Atlas brand gloves fit very accurately to finger lengths on most people. Most other brands usually have fingers that are too long which greatly, negatively affects dexterity.
1511764
I can't answer your specific question, but here's what I found: My hand measures 8 3/4 inches around the knuckles and I ordered the Large Size. They were too large, so measure your hands around the knuckles, and unless they are perhaps 9 inches or more, order the Small. Don't you wish glove manufacturers would give some specific size recommendations using actual measurements? After all, sizes such as Large, Small, Medium mean nothing at all.
216837
I purchased a size small and the measurement from tip of the middle finger to the base of my palm is 6 3/4. It is hard to say, but you may want to go up one size bigger, as I don't believe my gloves leaves that much more room. Hope this helps.
53464
I printed out the hand sizing guide. By the measurement of the palm, I am size 11/XL, however when I place my hand on the chart, my middle finger extends a good inch past 12/XXL at the end of the diagram. I have the hands of an NBA player but that's ridiculous. There has to be a better way. It's like trying to establish shoe size by only using the width of the foot.
443057
I am 6 feet tall, but have slightly smaller than average hands - they fit snug. I am in a Large which are just right. Average to large hands - maybe go extra large.
1562786
My hand is just under 4" across and around 1 3/8" high (measured with a caliper) at my middle knuckle. I use a large size and it fits really nice. My wife's hand is around 3.5" and she uses the smaller size. I will update to say it washes well in the machine along with the rest of the laundry and shows very little wear. I don't put it in the dryer. So far it's great.
1954813
Measure hand width at knuckles by laying hand down on ruler - the closest number is your size.
409559
Hi.I'm not sure of the exact way but. I use a extra large batting glove and its still tight on me. My hand is 8.25 inches from the last line below my palm to the end of my middle finger. I hope that helps.
227225
Measure from the crook of your elbow to the tip of your middle finger. Baton should be close to, but not longer than, that length.