how to measure hand for correct size
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If you are using a glove at present that should be your glove size. If you aren't using a glove, go to the Bionic Glove website and they will give you directions on how to get your correct size.
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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.
316351
I believe for that you will have to go to a Golf retail store ...something like a Dick's Sporting Goods or Golf Galaxy and find out the best fit golf glove for yourself...thats what i had did
316352
They are the best you can buy I have been using it for the past 5 years. I glove last approx. one year and I play 3 times a week
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You can find the right size at www.drycorp.com or by calling 910-791-0009. Essentially, you need the circumference about 2 inches above the top of the cast of the leg or arm itself. The second measurement needed is the length from the point of circumference to either the tip of the fingers or heel of the foot. Please feel free to call DryCorp directly to find the right size in minutes!
1208842
Flatten your hand on the table and use a cloth tape or string something along those lines. Then take that measurement an use thier guide.I felt it was a bit snug at first.
408723
Probably a medium. My hand measures about 7 1/2 around the knuckles, and the medium fits fine.
659286
Go to the Handeze website for sizing info. http://www.handezegloves.com/about-handeze
66695
Go to the Bionic Golf glove web site and they have Bionic StableGrip for women also. They will also tell you how to measure your hand for the correct size. Hope this answers your question.
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You can measure your grip size using a ruler. With your hand open and fingers extended close together, align the ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm and measure to the tip of your ring finger. You can increase handle size on most racquets. If you're between grip sizes, go with the smaller size and add an overgrip to for the ideal fit. A typical overgrip will increase a grip by about 1/16 inch.
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First, measure your hand! I thought I would take an XL but after measuring my hand, I needed an XXL. To determine your size, go here: http://harbingerfitness.blogspot.com/2010/07/harbinger-fitness-glove-size-chart.html These gloves fit snugly so if you're on the border between a smaller size and a larger size, pick the larger size.
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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
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Just measure your hand and use the chart. All gloves can be used for men or women.
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Measure across the palm of your hand. The website gives you exact measurments.
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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.
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Handle a little short I usually wher a XL glove and my pinky finger is not totally on handle think it is 10 inches overall but I need to measure to be sure
1208841
Take a flexible measuring tape and measure around the palm of your hand, just inside the web of your thumb. That's how I did it and it fit perfectly.
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My hands must be extra small, because the small size is not snug....5'3 tall - 150 lbs - 4.5 ring size one hand 5.0 ring size on the other....hope this helps....gloves are great to wear, but could be tighter for sure.
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Measure your hand across the fingers at the knuckles. My hand is 3 inches wide and I take a medium. Under 3 inches would be small. Over 4 inches would be large. Remember, these gloves need to be somewhat snug. Don't include the thumb, just the four knuckles, and you should do all right.
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Measure just below elbow point with arm straight, error on smaller size if close