What size wrist support do I need for a writs 6" in circumference?
1636263
I have a seven inch wrist and the medium is tight. As it is an adjustable wrist support I would try the medium - with Amazon you can always send it back if not a good fit.
1636264
I'd say the medium. Mine is 8" and I bought l/xl. fit good. this is the best wrist support I've ever found.
1328100
7.5" is the closed size of the bracelet. To your point about not wanting it too tight, the USB portion is 1.5", so I would suggest cutting a piece of cardboard 1.5" and then putting a string from one end to the other, adjusting it as you find a comfortable fit for your wrist. Then measure the length of the string and cardboard. That should give you a good fit. Hope this is helpful
1185565
Hi Ken,Yes, you have almost exactly 6.5 inches. My grips were a little longer and I "trimmed" them, but yours will fit fine.Vlad
1005513
My left wrist is 6" and is ok, and the specs say as small as 5.3". I don't think you could go that small without padding.
1828085
I have a very small wrist @ about 6 1/2 inches and it works great. There is more Velcro for a larger wrist, so I believe it would work for up to about 10 inches.I Like mine because I could no longer wrap the conventional arm B/P cuff.
1402291
Hi, my wrist are huge! If you have small wrist, you will be fine! It adjust small enough to fit my thumb.
1113229
The instructions say the cuff will fit a wrist size from 5 1/4" to 8 1/2". I'm a fairly big man at 6' 4" and the cuff fits me just fine.
217782
This is the Versa Gripps PRO Style sizing chart from their website: Measure wrist circumference: X-Small: 5- 6" Small: 6- 7" Reg/Large: 7 1/8 - 8" XLg: 8"+So based on that you need size small.
933006
i think you have to Wear a Bond into your 5.5 wrist to Increase it size to 6 so you can use pro-small
977801
Only can speak for the small looks like band adjusts from 6 inches to 7 inches, so measure your wrist and see if it falls into those parameters.
1855768
I have small joints as well, my wrists are 6.75 inches and I would hesitate to say that they will fit on any smaller of a wrist because of the way the Velcro blocks you from pulling it any tighter after a certain point (It gets within 1 cm of the Velcro when i crank them down). If you can't fully tighten them down they are not effective at all. My friend has the elastic version that wraps around your thumb first and then around the wrist and I would say those are just as effective (I've tried them out). Those will definitely fit, alternatively there are other makers of wrist wraps similar to these that might go slightly smaller.- Hope this helps I have small joints as well, my wrists are 6.75 inches and I would hesitate to say that they will fit on any smaller of a wrist because of the way the Velcro blocks you from pulling it any tighter after a certain point (It gets within 1 cm of the Velcro when i crank them down). If you can't fully tighten them down they are not effective at all. My friend has the elastic version that wraps around your thumb first and then around the wrist and I would say those are just as effective (I've tried them out). Those will definitely fit, alternatively there are other makers of wrist wraps similar... » Read More I have small joints as well, my wrists are 6.75 inches and I would hesitate to say that they will fit on any smaller of a wrist because of the way the Velcro blocks you from pulling it any tighter after a certain point (It gets within 1 cm of the Velcro when i crank them down). If you can't fully tighten them down they are not effective at all. My friend has the elastic version that wraps around your thumb first and then around the wrist and I would say those are just as effective (I've tried them out). Those will definitely fit, alternatively there are other makers of wrist wraps similar to these that might go slightly smaller.- Hope this helps « Show Less
497400
Don't go based on wrist sized, it's more about how much support you need. Unless you have extremely tiny wrists, if you're using them to bench press I would go with the 24". My wrists are particularly bad (they pop out of socket), so once I got my bench up past 340, I had to switch to 36" wraps from a different brand to get enough support, but for a medium-heavy amount of weight 24" should be fine
247433
I'm a woman with small wrists, and the small worked for me. On my wrist joint, where the bone protrudes, is about 5 7/8", and the smallest part of my wrist is about 5 3/4". The velcro strips allow for the brace to fit a range of wrist sizes, so there is enough velcro for it to fit a wrist a little smaller or larger than mine.
773006
If you want more support I recommend you the 24" I have a big wrist and it wrap twice in my wrist, I use it for heavy lifting, bars, etc, highly recommended
364651
Unless you have a wrist over 9" it should fit. Mine is about 7" and there are plenty of bigger slots to make it bigger. There is only about 1/2" of extra that does not have open slots to adjust. It is a total of about 10" round. Hope this helps.
1188737
For an 8 diameter wrist I would just go with the wrap around wrist supports. I don't think it will fit your wrists. It is built in the USA though! (Don't think that matters at this point)
1250536
To get a meaningful answer, I measured the Omron meter cuff inside circumfurence at it's tightest closure, and got just under 5 inches. So if your wrist measures 5 inches or more around (which is very small), this meter will work for you.