Since the skin is thicker on your back, what size would be best to use?
1385190
I really don't believe it makes a difference. The size is more for how much pain you can tolerate. If you are a beginner, I would start with the .5 mm. The size of the needles penetrate the skin at the same depth, the higher the size the needle gets a little larger. It will not puncture below the top layer of the skin. It is intended to open up the skin for medications or skin care products to work more effectively. Hope this helps.
2094147
I found that my height left me between sizes (a2-a3) as well. Frankly, both work, but if in doubt I would go with the larger size to prevent any chance of restricted movement, though you would also have more, and looser material to both choke and be choked with.
2194683
I only know sizing if you are going to use it on your elbow. They run small. An average size adult would probably wear a large. Muscular men wear the xxl. We are an orthopedic office office and we use the yellow and white for our kids. It's better to err on the side of being too big because it will probably stay up on your arm and provide the cushioning without being uncomfortably tight
126002
I would go with large because of your shoulders. But maybe try a medium first if you really concerned
13433
I would have to say medium thickness if its really cold where you are then you might want to fine one that is thicker.
865480
Go with the universal size as the cords will secure it and a bit more coverage in the winter is not a bad thing. Let the longer edges go over the sides in the middle as I and others have done. The smaller size was more difficult to make the cords reach for me so I went with the UNIVERSAL and it is just that.
1074165
The largest size would be the correct choice - keep in mind the upper arms do eventually stretch out and tend to roll down.
592759
Either one would work. The leg curl has a sleeve to make it compatible with either size.
2012163
Hello C. Tompkins, The technical details are wrong. The back skin is 5 inches wide. I have my Manager looking into this. Thank you for your interest in our products. Thanks! Kayla Johnson Skinit Customer Service
1742138
I would use the 2213 because in my experience if it is rated for 40 then that is about max. I always go one or two sizes bigger.
861923
The size is ideal for lower back discomfort. My wife has used it repeatedly for relief from lower back pain.
869088
Either way. not very thick. Try it both ways to see what feels better for you.
885239
Get the largest size u can. Be sure to get the black on, it's the strongest and will last
2066691
a medical person might be qualified to answer that, but not I. I would say if you are a thick-skinned person go deeper. I am lean and muscular with little fat, so I use the short needles.
1782574
Probably medium. Light/medium is on the lighter side of medium, and medium deep would be for more tanned skin.
317465
I think LARGE is your best bet. Its better to have it a little big (if that is the case) than a little small. Too small will rip out the seams quickly. Most of the stress on the gloves is doing Bicep Curls . If my gloves were smaller Im sure I would have all ready rip them.
704500
I bought two of these pads, one regular size and one extra large, which is thicker, to use alone. The regular size is not much but might be enough on top of a mattrress. The extra large is thicker.