So, according to the chart do I need to measure with or without a flexed bicep?
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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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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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There are instructions to measure the forearm 4 inches fron the elbow and then there is a chart to reference. They seem to be accurate.
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From what point do you want the measurement taken. I can help, but need a little more info
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It's 100 lb test. You could always test it, you should be able to break 8lb test with your hands.
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I would say it depends upon how extended or flexed you want your leg / knee to be.
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I think so. The measurements were pretty accurate. You'll probably have to do a bit of stretching.
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If I recall correctly, you are supposed to measure the circumference of your elbow just above the bend. Then there is a size chart to refer to based on the number of inches. You definitely don't want it too tight, because you'll stop the circulation.
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Go here: http://store.drycorp.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=34Then choose leg or arm.
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Here's chart on how to measure and buy: http://www.liftinglarge.com/Titan-Knee-and-Elbow-Sleeves
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There are small boxes to the left of the large photo. One of the boxes has a size chart....you need to measure certain areas of our legs
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If you pick the sizes from the chart you can answer that one yourself. It tells you
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wont go around my bicep (mine's like 15 to 17 inches) or more to the point wont get around my TRICEP (with my arm out straight) but wont go around bicep with arm bent and bicep flexed. pretty much useless when lifting
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You have to lift the lever if you want to measure body fat, muscle, etc other than weight. You don't have to lift the lever if you only measure weight. The lever provides higher accuracy because it sends out the signal both from your hands and feet. I believe they calculate the upper body and lower body separately. I actually prefer having the lever because it's more accurate.
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I measured my biceps and it should be a table for the sizes....but anyways I don't recomend this item...look for another brand this one I regretted buying it
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Rehband says flex elbow 30° and measure elbow. So, flex your elbow as pictured, sleeve comes curved in shown shape in picture. 26 - 28 centimeters is a medium, which I have. It should be snug, not difficult, to put on. I can say I've tried several others that were inexpensive and were ineffective in every way. I was skeptical of the Rehband price; however, it was cheap compared to how wonderfully well it works. It is the perfect answer to my torqued elbow. Definitely recommend!
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You can use either/or. Supposedly, you can use their height measurements but I preferred to adjust them by using both so as not to create a "weak spot," but I am 5' 9." I just adjusted them to the height suggested by the YouTube videotape, at elbow.
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Hi Daren,The "rule of Thumb" is to measure yourself while sitting down (outside hip to outside hip while sitting) then add one inch. which will allow for movement or bulky clothing.Please let us know if we can answer any more questions for you.Sincerely,George CallensMediDri