Please tell me what the size ranges are. That is, what size biceps would each size be for? Also. some sizes do not indicate a color, so how does that work?.
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I can only speak about the size I bought, Large\XL. My biceps are 17" and forearms are 14.5", lean. I think that is nearly the max for the L\XL. They fix comfortably, and snug.I bought the Large\Xl that didn't indicate a color. it was [White]. Which is ideal for me.
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I bought the L/XL. They are white. My bicep/forearm is 15"/13".They fit great.
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I can only speak about the size I bought, Large\XL. My biceps are 17" and forearms are 14.5", lean. I think that is nearly the max for the L\XL. They fix comfortably, and snug. I bought the Large\Xl that didn't indicate a color. it was [White]. Which is ideal for me.
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start on level 30.see how you feel the next day.it should feel like you worked out yesterday.then level 30 on program 2.and then level 30 on program 3you will then understand how the different programs react with your muscles.i got to level 90 in two months with triceps and biceps tripled in size.i use it every day.malcolm
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seems you are doing quite well with the blue ones. the orange ones would be a great fit. the most important thing is not enclosing the the grips. of course that would help. the most important thing is to keep it under control and keeping it balanced with the weights that you use. I use the orange ones for dumbbells as they are easier to control.
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Hilarious that a guy 5'9" tall says its too short. Ha ha! One of the guys im working out with is a very large ( 6'3", 250lb. ) ex- professional baseball player and hes building mass like never before using it in my home gym.
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Hi Yoon, I purchased the small/medium. I am 5'7" and about 170lbs as well. I have large calves for my size and the leg weights are a little tight going on. The forearm weights are fine. I believe if I had gone for the larger size they would have been too loose for punching drills. I hope this helps you make your decision. -John C.
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I couldn't say for sure not having seen the small but the large works for husband, a fairly big chested guy and on me a medium frame woman. Too small would make the sleeve part right on your arm, so consider your bicep and deltoid size, not your height.
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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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I only know sizing if you are going to use it on your elbow. They run small. An average size adult would probably wear a large. Muscular men wear the xxl. We are an orthopedic office office and we use the yellow and white for our kids. It's better to err on the side of being too big because it will probably stay up on your arm and provide the cushioning without being uncomfortably tight
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It will not fit a 22 inch bicep.if I had to say maybe 14-17inch. Hope this helps.
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You are supposed to measure around your elbow. It says in the listing what measurement corresponds to the sizes. I would guess that you need a large. Or possibly extra large.
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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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I am 5'9 and 195 lb, also fairly muscular. I bought the 5 black and it was a bit big. I used it for a year and it was very good but big. I think #4 will be good for you, it is decent quality, one of the g's ripped during a JJitsu practice. But the guy I was fighting was a beast, so I still think the quality is decent for everyday practice.
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It comes in Large/ XLarge. Sizes: Small/Medium designed for biceps up to 11 inches. Large/XLarge designed for biceps larger than 12 inches.
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I am an average size woman (5 ft. 5) and it fits no problem. I am not sure how big your bicep is to know if it would fit.
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My son is 12 now (we bought at age 11 I believe) and barely 80 pounds. We ordered the xs/s size and it fits perfect. My sons bicep is 13" around if that helps.
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We have three in XL and one in the 5XL. We only use the tops not the pants. My son is 6'5", 260, broad shoulder athlete. I am busty but could probably wear the L, but I like the looseness (and its cheaper just to share the ones we have) Tight when working out is uncomfortable for me. We actually haven't opened the 5XL yet. My husband is a 3XLT, so to accommodate for liking it loose we ordered two sizes larger. They definitely make you sweat. Best to take off outdoors when you're done with your workout.I just noticed the reply below about the ripping/tearing. We've only had to replace ONE suit and I wash after every work out. I wash, use downy on the rinse cycle, and then hang to dry. We have three in XL and one in the 5XL. We only use the tops not the pants. My son is 6'5", 260, broad shoulder athlete. I am busty but could probably wear the L, but I like the looseness (and its cheaper just to share the ones we have) Tight when working out is uncomfortable for me. We actually haven't opened the 5XL yet. My husband is a 3XLT, so to accommodate for liking it loose we ordered two sizes larger. They definitely make you sweat. Best to take off outdoors when you're done with your workout.I just noticed the reply below about the ripping/tearing. We've only had... » Read More We have three in XL and one in the 5XL. We only use the tops not the pants. My son is 6'5", 260, broad shoulder athlete. I am busty but could probably wear the L, but I like the looseness (and its cheaper just to share the ones we have) Tight when working out is uncomfortable for me. We actually haven't opened the 5XL yet. My husband is a 3XLT, so to accommodate for liking it loose we ordered two sizes larger. They definitely make you sweat. Best to take off outdoors when you're done with your workout.I just noticed the reply below about the ripping/tearing. We've only had to replace ONE suit and I wash after every work out. I wash, use downy on the rinse cycle, and then hang to dry. « Show Less
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I would say it depends what your intensions are with them. I'm a fairly large guy (250 lbs) and wanted something fairly snug for weight lifting. I got a large and the fit is great. Too tight to wear for anything longer than an hour or so, which is what I need. I would assume if I just wanted some extra support an XL would have done the job, and those are the size sweat pants I wear. Hope this helps