what are the wrist size ranges for small vs large? do the other mio devices come in different sizes too?
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Download and print this Mio publication, which includes a measurement guide: http://www.mioglobal.com/docs/mio_link_sizing_chart.pdf
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Hi Clarissa. I think the small size would be the correct for you. (I'm guessing because I've never seen a unicorn's wrist before :) But I think small is the right size for you.
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Probably my wrist is pretty small so they worked on mine. They also give you instructions for increasing the size upon completion.
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I'd say the medium. Mine is 8" and I bought l/xl. fit good. this is the best wrist support I've ever found.
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Omron says small wrist is not a problem. I disagree. I strongly recommend getting the large upper arm cuff version. My doctor agrees also that the large upper arm version is the one to use.
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It is too large for a smaller wrist. I fits a normal sized wrist. It would probably work for a normal sized wrist to a larger wrist.
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I measured the smallest circumference wrist it would accommodate and that is 6". But even is your wrist is smaller, I stopped wearing it and just carry it in my pocket. When I want my HR I put on the two middle fingers of one hand and touch the face with the other. It takes about ten seconds and your HR pops up.
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My wrist is only 7 inches and the small works for me. The large is huge, so if you're a big guy, the large would work better for you.
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You can adjust it to your wrist size very easily. I have been using it for a couple of months and is great. I bought another one recently for my stepmom, she does have a very small wrist and it fits her nicely. I hope you find something that works for you!
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The wristwidget fits wrists between 5.5 and 8.5 inches in circumference. Small wrist under 5.5 inches require a custom splint which I do at no charge. About 5% of wrists have anatomical variations of the ulna head which make them difficult to fit. A small version is coming soon.
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I have a small wrist. When I buy a bracelet I look for a 6 1/2. If I buy a metal watch, I always have links taken out. So I always go with the small. Hope this helps.
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I ordered a med/lg. My wrist is fairly small (6 1/2"). I wanted to be sure there would be enough room for iphone, $, and credit card and still be comfortable.
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This is a late response to Diosdado but if it can help someone else... I am a female with small, bony 6" wrists. I ordered the Pro series in small and extra small. The small had a bit of room but couldn't close tighter because that was as far as it could go. There was also some excess strap sticking out which I knew would drive me insane while lifting. The extra small could close tighter (I know they say you don't want it tight but I like having the option) and I was able to make it looser as well. The main thing was no excess strap sticking out. Now, my husband tried the small on and while he didn't lift anything with the grips they seemed to fit him okay.
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I'm a woman with small wrists, and the small worked for me. On my wrist joint, where the bone protrudes, is about 5 7/8", and the smallest part of my wrist is about 5 3/4". The velcro strips allow for the brace to fit a range of wrist sizes, so there is enough velcro for it to fit a wrist a little smaller or larger than mine.
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I use a size large. "Bunching" on the grips can be a problem, I would think going to small would be more uncomfortable. The place on the grips your fingers go through can get very tight. If your size ends up too small the grips will be uncomfortable. Also the Velcro that goes around the wrist gives a little bit of variance in the size. Like I said before I would go with a little larger than smaller, that would be my preference.
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I'm not sure how big or small that is! I have a sma wrist so it fits me. It's the average watch!
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I think they only have 2 sizes...L or S . Unfortunately, I ordered the S and it was too tight. I measured my wrist to determine the size, but I don't remember the inches they used to determine the size.