So, according to the chart do I need to measure with or without a flexed bicep?
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The 2XU website has a sizing chart for this and clearly states: "Measurements for the arm sleeves should be taken in a relaxed state at the largest girth of the bicep and the forearm. If your measurements of two different points for a garment do not correlate for one particular size, first try the size recommended by your forearm measurement." So NOT flexed. The other answer is just wrong.
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The 2XU website has a sizing chart for this and clearly states: "Measurements for the arm sleeves should be taken in a relaxed state at the largest girth of the bicep and the forearm. If your measurements of two different points for a garment do not correlate for one particular size, first try the size recommended by your forearm measurement."So NOT flexed. The other answer is just wrong.
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You can use either/or. Supposedly, you can use their height measurements but I preferred to adjust them by using both so as not to create a "weak spot," but I am 5' 9." I just adjusted them to the height suggested by the YouTube videotape, at elbow.
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Nooooo.......one size dose not fit all....better measure arms FIRST, I didnt and it was way to small!!!
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I truly suggest measuring and use the guide. It worked perfect for my daughter. Good luck.
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It's marked for arm circumference of 7-3/4 to 15-3/4. I am male and my upper arm isn't bulkily muscular, but it's toned, and it fits perfectly.
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Measure just below elbow point with arm straight, error on smaller size if close
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I have always worn LG or XL (6'6" 260 LBs). If you go to www.tommiecopper.com they show how to measure. http://www.tommiecopper.com/product/mens-elbow-compression-sleeveIt looks to me that you measure the circumference of your bicep. The top portion of this sleeve rests on the bicep. The large I have fits securely and doesn't slide. I hope this was helpful??!!
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there are charts you can on the internet. but for a rule of thumb they should be knee height
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I do not believe there is a way to actually measure the arm to gauge a fit of this product. It is a compression sleeve. The product is supposed to fit "snug" around the arm/elbow in order to provide warmth and compression to aid somewhat in pain relief and protection from injury. I would basically go by a shirt size mentality. My son, a baseball player, wears an adult medium t-shirt and I bought the adult medium compression sleeve. That seems to have worked well. Hope this helps!!!
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I wear them on both arms I do not play BB but took a few swings this morning with no problems you can adjust the top and bottom bands to get the fit that works for you. Dont know if it will keep you from hyperextending.
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If you pick the sizes from the chart you can answer that one yourself. It tells you
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Yes, I just measured my husband's arm. He has the same measurement and is comfortable with the sleeves.
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I am surprised that there is no chart, what is the use of measuring when you don't have a size chart to refer to?
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Hi Daren, The "rule of Thumb" is to measure yourself while sitting down (outside hip to outside hip while sitting) then add one inch. which will allow for movement or bulky clothing. Please let us know if we can answer any more questions for you. Sincerely, George Callens MediDri
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You use a dollar bill to measure. I pretty much knew already I was a small because my arms are so thin but the dollar test confirmed it. I believe the measurement method is in their website.
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the proper way is to visit a drug store that sells them and get measured. One suggestion.. they are cheaper here but if you get a doctor's prescription, some health care plans will pay. for the ones in the pharmacy.
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Yes the chart is pretty accurate. I would recommend large. My hand is 8" as well and it is the size I bought. Fits perfectly.