How to tell what glove size to get? Is there a way to tell what size you need?
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This should help others looking for a glove sizing chart. Sorry it is a few years late for your question. http://www.shapeitup.com/Harbinger-Glove-Size-Chart_ep_40.html
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Go to their website. It will shoew you how to decide your hand size. You measure across the palm of your hand.
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Stick to the chart: http://harbingerfitness.blogspot.com/2010/07/harbinger-fitness-glove-size-chart.html
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You can measure the width of your hand at your knuckles. The width should not include the thumb. A small glove will measure up to 3 - 1/4 inches. A medium glove will measure up to 3 - 3/4 inches. A large glove will measure up to 4 - 1/4 inches. This is how the box recommends your size. In my case I took a chance on a medium and it fits well. Sorry I am late responding to the email.
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Then buy large i bought my glove size however, you want them to be very fitted so you may want med. they really help!!'
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I'm not sure what my glove size is, but I have very large hands and these fit me. They're a little snug, but they work great.
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I can't speak to how to best measure your hand size BUT I can tell you that the gloves SHRINK at least a size. (at least the ones I purchased have)
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Hi Phyllis, I bought 2 pairs of gloves from Amazon. I used the measuring scale from the other gloves. You measure your your knuckles on the palm side of your hand. Small is 3 1/4, medium is 3 3/4, large is 4 1/4. They are to be snug but not tight. I hope this helps the other gloves I purchased were IMAK if that's helpful. They do help but nothing really takes the pain away.
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I like my gloves to be a more snug for the compression. The easiest way to tell you is if you have slim hands you would want a small if you are slightly thicker then a med if you have real think hands then you would want a large. But remember you want a slightly tighter fit for the compression. Hope this helps.
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Funny, I never selected a size when I bought these: "large" is the default size, and they fit great!! Normally I'd say to get whatever size you'd normally get in any rubber gloves, but the entire backside of these are really stretchy and the fingers are extra long: I have fairly large hands, size 8 ring size, and the large could fit someone pretty large. But if you're still not sure, try doing what I do when sizing is an issue: go to the manufacturer's website. I still have the tag: It's G&F Products, www.workglovesdepot.com. Hope that helps!!
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I actually Googled the company's website, and called them to ask for a sizing chart. They were very helpful and e-mailed one to me within minutes. I don't remember exactly how it was measured, but they tell you how to measure (from your knuckles) and the corresponding sizes. Good luck!
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The best way I know how to tell you what size to get is whatever you generally would say you wear in men's gloves and go 1 size smaller. The last pair I got, that thinking went well for me. I love the gloves, but per the norm of gloves I buy (which is a lot) they run almost 1 size bigger. I do work outside all day and highly recommend these gloves.
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From doing a Google search for "glove sizes", it doesn't have any relationship to normal glove size conventions (http://www.walkabout.com/shop/size_glove.asp). We bought the large and they're very snug when I put them on (according to the chart, I should fit a Medium). My wife's hands are smaller than mine and she says I've stretched them so that now they're loose on her (we bought them 5-31-11). Her suggestion is for men to buy the Large and women to buy the Medium.
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I would go with your glove size. I have L and they are fine for my L/XL hands.
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I can't find a size on my gloves, however, my hands are medium size and they are tight. I first thought when I got them they would be too small. They are adequate for me..a little tight still though even after using them. I don't know if this helps you or not. The company should really size them.
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You should look at youth or women size gloves. I'd also suggest going into a store like sports authority to try on gloves and find what fits you comfortably. Once you know your size, then you can compare price and buy from any store.
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Hi MatthewI take an x-large glove. My hand measures 8" from the base of my palm to end of my middle finger. (base of palm is where my hand hinges at my wrist). My glove is 9.5" overall. The glove fits very nicely with not too much play but not too tight.Hope this helps.PS: These are my husbands gloves, not mine.