How many inches measure a large glove vs medium
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I have a pair of Medium Gloves. They are 8.5 Inches from middle finger to wrist. The Med is a little tight on my hand.
1449589
I only have small gloves, so cannot answer your question. I really like mine and I have tried several other brands. These are the best.
1449590
It's probably better to contact the company, instead because unless someone has bought both sizes, it's not possible to compare sizes. Water Gear, Inc., Pismo Beach, CA , TEL: 805.929.2834. I got this info off of the watergear-dot-com website.
1714028
I normally would go with a medium glove, but the large is fine, as I did not want skin tight garden gloves. Plenty of room for the fingers, but am still able to grip pruners, etc., without any problem and still pick up cut pieces of plants from the ground. Gauntlet extends nearly to my elbow, which is what I wanted.
1273075
I have no idea about glove sizes but I consider my hands to be on the small side and the medium is snug. I'll probably go with a large next time.
999367
My hand is about two inches shorter than yours and I bought a medium glove. Mine fits well, but you would want something in a large or an extra large I would assume.
573696
My hand is 7.5 inches and the medium gloves fit great. My hand could easily be 0.5-1 inch bigger and the gloves would still fit fine.
1072910
I measured around my hand at the knuckles like it says to do in the info on the gloves. I got the medium and it fits well.
1208844
Measure the palm circumference below the knuckles and just above the web between your thumb and palm. 7" -8" is a medium, 8" - 9" is large. They also have "+" sizes. For example 7 1/4" - 8 1/4" is "medium +". I really like the splint. I've worn out 2 so far.
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HOW TO MEASURE HAND: Place the tape measure from the base of the palm to the top of the middle finger and mark the measurement. Choosing the Right Size Hand measurements are given in inches. If your hand measurement is on the borderline between two sizes, order the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit.. BATTING GLOVE SIZING Hand (in) YS 6 - 6.25 YM 6.25 - 6.5 YL 6.5 - 6.75 S 6.75 - 7 M 7 - 7.25 L 7.25 - 7.75 XL 7.75 - 8 XXL 8 - 8.5
603381
Judie I don't know if there is a difference but I have a medium and the palm of my hand is 3 inches wide. Hope that helps
1525952
I have a medium oven glove. The length and width of the oven glove fingers are very close to those of a medium-sized men's leather glove. The dimension across the palm of the oven glove, at the base of the four fingers, is 5 in (men's glove Med is 4.5 in). The palm area of the oven glove is much wider than that of a regular medium men's leather glove. And as I am examining both gloves as I write, I see that all the fingers of the oven glove lay flat and are spread out, whereas in a regular men's leather glove, the thumb is sewn on the "top of the palm area."
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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.
565434
Measure around your hand at widest part, excluding thumb. The number of inches should equal your glove size. http://www.ssgridinggloves.com/sizing-chart
1011241
Jack, from what I know, you take a tape measure, (the cotton bendable kind), and wrap the tape measure around your hand just below the knuckles. That will give you the inch size. As far as small, medium and large, I wear a large, and my inch size is 7 1/2. Every product by a company is different in their small, medium, and large, so depending on whether you want your gloves tight or loose, you will have to experiment a little bit. The fit will only vary about I'd say a few centimeters, so I wouldn't be too concerned about it. Hope this helps.
104568
They are large and very long. A bit large for my hands - I usually wear a medium sized glove.
316350
Unless you have freakishly large or small hands, a medium, if your hands are narrow, and a large if you have "man hands." There's no actual measuring unless you can go to a store that sells gloves. Some glove manufacturers have templates to go by (based mainly on finger length) which tell you the size you may need. Go with a large...that's what I did and it fits and performs great.
1377151
universal size (it is ok for a large size; thumb is also longer then it should); you were another glove of cotton or Dyneema under it
805192
I bought my husband two pair of these excellent gloves. He is 5'9", 173 pounds, medium build - he wears a medium and his glove size is an 8. The man who suggests measuring around the knuckle is also correct. The man who suggests a correlation with SHOE size is incorrect - maybe he made a typographical error when he said SHOE instead of GLOVE!