What is the difference between the M and Medium? And what are the sizes of the palm and the circufmerence of palm?
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M = Medium The only difference it's between young and adult. Horizontal: 3' 3/4 Vertical (from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger): 7' 1/2
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I got medium. Measuring between my index and middle finger (please excuse example!), my middle finger is 3.25 inches long. The glove's middle finger measures about the same. The thumb could be longer, but the fingers fit perfectly, so I wouldn't want larger.
1714031
I would say they are a men's size medium. I am a woman with larger hands, and they fit....but no extra room. They are of good quality.
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I consider my hands to be med/large and the mediums fit me just perfectly. Large would be too big for me. If she is petite & has small hands, I would definitely go for the smalls.
1072910
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.
57347
I am not sure of the exact measurements but the small is more for kids, or skinny wrist.medium is for a average wrist im 5'9 160lb and med.is perfect for me. large is for bigger wrists.
657955
I like mediums, I'm 5'2" as well, depending on what you're using then for. The wrist guards are great, the knee pads are a bit thin, my friend got a large and the wrist guards are far too big.
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Medium refers to point width. It would be broader than a pen point. It might be a flat end.
386449
I got the medium. My ring size is an 8, or was when I bought the gloves. They fit snug, but worked for me.
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I have smaller hands and the mediums fit me snugly. So I would guess you should go with the large.
424132
my hands are about the same size including fingers. the medium is fine for me...
253134
U will get different answers for me is medium is small but a nice one, I use it. Hope it helps
1533788
There are 3 different sizes Large, medium & small. The smallest is about the size of your pinkie finger and the largest is about 1" in diameter
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Measure the palm circumference below the knuckles and just above the web between your thumb and palm. 7" -8" is a medium, 8" - 9" is large. They also have "+" sizes. For example 7 1/4" - 8 1/4" is "medium +". I really like the splint. I've worn out 2 so far.
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There are Just a little smaller, but big after a Few weeks of used they Will fit you more confortable. They dont shrink, I bought the smalls ones and the hand size was 16.5 cm (from wrist to middle finger) 7.5 cm in the palm ).
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The circumference of my hand is 8 inches. My gloves are a medium. The gloves are slightly loose but they may have stretched a little. they are fitted enough that I do wear them under another pair of inexpensive stretchy gloves.
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The mediums are about 1/2" and the small is about 3/8" but they stretch as needed on fingers that are bigger. They can be filed and modified to your fingers and playing style and they seem to accommodate the differences in size between my forefinger and my ring finger, but the small is much better for my little finger, which I actually use a lot when I'm playing. I thing they are the best finger picks because having them under the nail gives me tactile feedback on string to finger contact, which is what I was missing with other finger picks. For my thumb, I use a Fred Kelly bumble bee, which is the best thumb pick. Play on The mediums are about 1/2" and the small is about 3/8" but they stretch as needed on fingers that are bigger. They can be filed and modified to your fingers and playing style and they seem to accommodate the differences in size between my forefinger and my ring finger, but the small is much better for my little finger, which I actually use a lot when I'm playing. I thing they are the best finger picks because having them under the nail gives me tactile feedback on string to finger contact, which is what I was missing with other finger picks. For my thumb, I use a Fred Kelly bumble... » Read More The mediums are about 1/2" and the small is about 3/8" but they stretch as needed on fingers that are bigger. They can be filed and modified to your fingers and playing style and they seem to accommodate the differences in size between my forefinger and my ring finger, but the small is much better for my little finger, which I actually use a lot when I'm playing. I thing they are the best finger picks because having them under the nail gives me tactile feedback on string to finger contact, which is what I was missing with other finger picks. For my thumb, I use a Fred Kelly bumble bee, which is the best thumb pick. Play on « Show Less