sizing - how is it done
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Palm width(7-8) SIZE M Palm width(8-9) SIZE L Palm width(9-10) SIZE XL Palm width(10-11) SIZE XXL HOPE IT IS HELPFUL
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Before my purchase of these gloves I read the reviews, particularly the review that mentioned the size issue. With that in mind, I ordered XL instead of L and they fit perfectly! What you must keep in mind is that these gloves ARE made in CHINA, so you never know what you will receive. I must say that the retailer gets the product out to you as though he were in the states. Take the chance, you will not regret it. Hope this helps. Johnny D
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To choose a size, you first need to take measurements. I'm including the link to your website that gives instructions on how to measure. If you need any help with this, please call and speak to one of our certified fitters. http://www.supporthosestore.com/Education.aspx#HowToMeasureThank you,www.supporthosestore.com1-800-515-4271
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They have several sizes ... soooooooooooooooooooooooo ... carefully make certain you are selecting the size you want.
1099207
I took measurements around the girth, and ordered the size that way, hope that helps.. Don't just go by weight.
313959
the sizing guide is here: http://darntough.com/customer-service/faqs#sizing I've found it to be pretty accurate
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It is a bit of guess work. start wt the longest and work down to the shortest to get the length you want. I do wish they had a couple of more sizes.
5321
Yes. Yes. Not sure. Probably. There is also a sizing chart on this and other websites.
448075
Yes you order the size you want it to be. Make sure you get the length you need also
551005
Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks... » Read More Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason « Show Less
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They make them in different sizes. I believe medium, large and extra large. When in doubt, order one size bigger. They are wonderful!
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With a tape measure. That is obvious. Then you find the sizing chart which is usually on the web page with the hat. dont forget to scroll down because you will see sizing charts for pants shirts shoes etc. You can also wrap a string around your head and mark it with tape or a pen then roll it out and measure it flat with a ruler. If you can't find a sizing chart then go to another web site that has a sizing chart.
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The package comes with multiple sizes in it. You simply insert from the smallest to start with and move up in size from there to see which fits properly. My guess is that the largest you can fit in comfortably is the proper size. Obviously consult the manufacturer and package information for further (proper) information/instructions.Finally, wanted to once again add that this product did not resolve our issue...but that's not to say it might not resolve someone else's.Hope this helped.
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The package comes with multiple sizes in it. You simply insert from the smallest to start with and move up in size from there to see which fits properly. My guess is that the largest you can fit in comfortably is the proper size. Obviously consult the manufacturer and package information for further (proper) information/instructions. Finally, wanted to once again add that this product did not resolve our issue...but that's not to say it might not resolve someone else's. Hope this helped.
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to know your correct size, click on the size chart and measure as directed.
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There are multiple sizes. Use the guide and use the fit guide Amazon provides at the top.
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https://www.ossur.com/?PageID=13539The ossur website has measurements for sizing
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They don't have actual measurement-based sizing, unfortunately. The Small/Medium and Medium/Large size specs are all we have to work with. That being said, there is a review that conveys an opinion/advice that any calf circumference of 15" or more should be paired with a Medium/Large sleeve. I happen to have ordered the Medium/Large size without measuring anything, and I struggle a little to get the sleeve on and in place (which might simply be the 'nature of the beast', given what it's supposed to do), but it works extremely well, and is the only thing in my experience to prevent the shin splints I was otherwise plagued with and practically guaranteed to 'get'. I just measured my calf circumference, and it's ~14.5" -- so although mine is less than 15", a Medium/Large is what I needed, and it works well enough to do the job, but is tight enough when trying to get it on to make me wonder whether I ordered too small a size -- but once in place, it's fine, and it's not too tight (feel-wise), and doesn't hurt, etc. -- it just works like a charm.