Does the size 'large' matter? I find that my hands are rather small but I would normally use a 16 ounce. What do you recommend?
512785
Honestly doesn't at all I mean I use them strictly for training and my hands are medium. The only issue I got is the short Velcro straps.
512786
Yes I would 16oz are real good to spar or heavy bag use. I use 18oz now but this glove is good for the price
512787
don't buy them.Spend a little bit more and get proper good one. This one really not good one.Check Title boxing
160498
Measure the circumference of your palm area. Example, mine is 9 inches, so that is considered a large. 7-8= small, 8-9= medium, 9-10= large and so on. This is a general glove sizing guide. It would be how true to size these gloves run as what size you should get. Also consider if you are going to be using another glove underneath, cotton is thicker than nitrile, so a lot of variables to consider.
1568087
I would go with one size bigger. They tend to be a bit smaller but they are great gloves. I work with lots of different chemicals and these gloves work great.
1568086
My guess, from limited purchasing experience, is that they are about the size they should be. Large size gloves that I previously purchased (different brand) we're a bit small. With that in mind, I ordered XXLarge, which were a little big. I expect the XLarge will be just right, which is conducive with the size of my hands. Again, that's just my experience. BTW they are excellent gloves; they outwear any I've previously used, and have been resistant to the chemicals I've used thus far.
1241208
Funny, I never selected a size when I bought these: "large" is the default size, and they fit great!! Normally I'd say to get whatever size you'd normally get in any rubber gloves, but the entire backside of these are really stretchy and the fingers are extra long: I have fairly large hands, size 8 ring size, and the large could fit someone pretty large. But if you're still not sure, try doing what I do when sizing is an issue: go to the manufacturer's website. I still have the tag: It's G&F Products, www.workglovesdepot.com. Hope that helps!!
2149232
I have small hands, but I intentionally ordered medium size because I like them a bit loose. So if you have small hands and want them to fit perfectly, you might want to order small size. I hope it helps!
381303
For me, I know that I have relatively small hands for a man. After reading some women's comments saying they have largish hands for a woman and a medium fit them, I figured a medium would work for me. Also went into my sizing selection, I typically wear a medium glove for winter activities. My approximate hand size: 7" from the heel of my hand to the tip of my middle finger and just under 4" wide across the palm. If your hand is larger than this, I would get the large. The medium fits me perfect, but a large would fit well enough.
696332
I got a size Large for my 15 year old which has normal size hands. My husand who has small hands for an adult could also fit in the Large.
995611
I have large hands as well and I comfortably use a near palm grip. You can full palm grip it though.
1344570
Not much stretch. By comparison, my hand is 3 1/2" wide and 7 1/2" long. I have a medium that fits, well, like a glove. I'd suggest you go with a large.
831975
I would go with your glove size. I have L and they are fine for my L/XL hands.
266897
I have big hands & long but not thick fingers. These gloves are a tight fit for me. I can see where these would be too small for someone with large hands & chunky fingers. For men, I would size them "Large" at most.
371401
I am a 6' male of normal weight and hand size. I find 41/4 or 41/2 work equally well for me. You could probably Google for a chart.
1850449
I've only bought the 1.69 fl.oz. size - its more economical! It lasts me maybe 5 months/once a day. Good luck!
594958
I have regular size hands for a female and I have the 14 oz gloves and they fit great. If you have small hands, I would imagine the 16 oz being too big. Are 14oz gloves an option for you?
1594019
Hi, I do not know why other people are buying the smaller size, but I'm older and I have arthritis in my right hand. The larger size works better for me.
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My husband has large hands: 6 foot tall, 220lbs. For a fine grip, he uses a medium. Hope this helps