I am a 67 year old woman. i like the 1/2 size because i have short arms and fingers. concerned about what it sounds like
935846
Mine sounds awesome. I couldn't be more please for the price to quality ratio. I've had a few of my fellow players comment on it's good sound. I can't, of course, say what yours might sound like but I'm pleased with mine and have had it for quite a while now ... good luck
935847
I bought this little guitar for my 6 year old son to learn to play. I was amazed at how good it sounds that I started using it myself. This is a small guitar but not a toy guitar, it has great sound compared to regular sized guitars of the same price range. Hope this helps.
935848
I bought the guitar for my 5 and 7 year old to play. They are well made and actually sound great. I think it is a perfect alternative to a full size guitar
1132269
Hello I love my Ozeri BP4M, the cuff is just right for my arms. However my arms is small. If you have a big arm, you would need a bigger cuff
1644983
As a seventy year old, it seems just right for me. Does not seem small. Learning how to play it may take me seventy more years!!!
1373061
My mother also has large but not huge hands and she wears the large comfortably. I think the large will work for you.
1749822
It will likely be too small for you. I am not 5 10, and it's just right for me.
2011602
My wife has average sized hands for an adult female. She has no problem wearing these. But they are one-size-fits-all, so if you have truly small hands, as a small child might have, then they could be a little big on you. They work pretty well with a hot pot, so you might want to try them on for size. Amazon is great on returns.
2198728
I am 6' 1" and weigh 195 and am told I have medium fingers, these are a pain, I do not think its because of the size of the fingers, BUT because the insides pull out, they are a mess
193939
As a woman also with small hands, I went and tried these on. I bought them for my 22 year old son. They are most likely for men, as the fingertips were longer than my fingers. I can see how quickly I could become frustrated with that, so I would like something smaller, personally. Hope this helps!
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.
620031
They're quite comfortable. As for long fingers, I have 3-4 inch fingers, and the small/medium size works well for me. You will likely want to get the medium/large size.
1952662
At nearly 87, I, too, have arthritis in both thumb.s I've never had any trouble with either of the two control knobs.(There have been times when I forgot to turn theupper knob to "toast" and ended up with warm, soft bread; but that was my own fault and easily corrected.
2011599
It is a clunky fit just like the big mitten type, but what bothers me is that the fingers are too long. I guess that's b/c it's a unisex size... On up side, fits my husband too. Down side, b/c we are used to gloves fitting more snugly, it takes a little getting used to. You still probably have more control than w/ mitten kind tho, and it gets the job done.
98017
I suggest SMALL. Mine is 11 too and I ordered Medium. It's ok, usable, but I must have ordered Small, Medium is a little too long and might go too high on ur upper arm It's comfortably stretchy. Just a suggestion!
409069
I only have average hands as a grown woman, so went for a medium and fit fine. If you have chunkier fingers they are snug so maybe go larger.
520689
I have small ladies hands, too. They are a wee bit loose, but they work just fine (for me). They are nice and long and that is a good thing. ;)
216833
I probably would not buy a size "small" with your measurements. My hand measures 6-1/2 from my middle finger tip to the base of my palm and I am firmly in the size "small". If you have fingernails, you need to leave extra room anyway, so I would probably size up.
2109714
actually I bought it for my elderly mother who has muscular dystrophy as well as arthritis and is rather short these days and she says she has no problem lifting it. It is safer than a range top one with a domed top that she would scrape and burn her knuckles on and they can splash and you have to hold that little button back which is rather difficult for weak fingers Is she filling it too full? the max on mine is 1.7 liter which fills a large teapot.The minimum is 0.5 liter which is what we use for a cup of cocoa or a small pot of tea. Perhaps if she made 2 half kettles she could handle it easier. actually I bought it for my elderly mother who has muscular dystrophy as well as arthritis and is rather short these days and she says she has no problem lifting it. It is safer than a range top one with a domed top that she would scrape and burn her knuckles on and they can splash and you have to hold that little button back which is rather difficult for weak fingers Is she filling it too full? the max on mine is 1.7 liter which fills a large teapot.The minimum is 0.5 liter which is what we use for a cup of cocoa or a small pot of tea. Perhaps if she made 2 half kettles she could handle it... » Read More actually I bought it for my elderly mother who has muscular dystrophy as well as arthritis and is rather short these days and she says she has no problem lifting it. It is safer than a range top one with a domed top that she would scrape and burn her knuckles on and they can splash and you have to hold that little button back which is rather difficult for weak fingers Is she filling it too full? the max on mine is 1.7 liter which fills a large teapot.The minimum is 0.5 liter which is what we use for a cup of cocoa or a small pot of tea. Perhaps if she made 2 half kettles she could handle it easier. « Show Less