I wear Tommy Armour gloves but would like to try these. I wear a large in Armour as well as Nike. Do these run pretty true to size?
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Hi MatthewI take an x-large glove. My hand measures 8" from the base of my palm to end of my middle finger. (base of palm is where my hand hinges at my wrist). My glove is 9.5" overall. The glove fits very nicely with not too much play but not too tight.Hope this helps.PS: These are my husbands gloves, not mine.
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Yes they are the same size. I like to use these when I practice a lot as they are a little thicker than the Sta Sof I use during the summer. They hold up really well and you can't beat the price.
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I did have a Tommy Armour glove a while back and it was the same size that I ordered on these. Hope this helps. -Lee
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Yes and I'm speaking from using a MedLRG so i'm not sure on the Large but it is a nice glove for the cost. Good Luck and hitt'em long and straight!
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The best way I know how to tell you what size to get is whatever you generally would say you wear in men's gloves and go 1 size smaller. The last pair I got, that thinking went well for me. I love the gloves, but per the norm of gloves I buy (which is a lot) they run almost 1 size bigger. I do work outside all day and highly recommend these gloves.
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If you go to 5.11 Tactical's Home page and scroll to the bottom, there is a link to click on called Size Charts, but I'm not sure if this chart holds true to these shirts. It has been my experience that these shirts run pretty true to size and they are made for a snug fit, similar to under armor. Hope this was helpful.
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for driving gloves, in my opinion, you'd want a snug fit in its entirety ...you should be as comfortable w/the glove as you are while driving w/them on ...if you are not, i'd say return'em ...they are superb driving gloves, so check the sizing guide again, remeasure ...reorder.
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my husband has very large hands so I got him an xxl and they fit him perfectly I think they run true to size and the quality of these gloves are awesome. you will love them
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There are some size charts online fior these gloves. My husband normally wears large on his other gloves and large worked for him. Like the other person said, if you can try some other work gloves on. Walmart carries this brand, but not these gloves.
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I bought these for my husband and he wears a size extra large in work gloves. They fit him comfortably so I would say they will be too large for you. I use the Ov Glove because it is sized much smaller.
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I am a female with large hands, i ordered large. Too big, my husband uses them. I ordered medium and am very satisfied. Your preference kn how snug you want them to fit
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I disagree. I believe the 12oz gloves were extremely tight on my hands.I am also 5'8" and have medium sized hands. I would try these on at a sports good store first before purchasing them though Amazon. I had to return them because they felt uncomfortable for me.
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Probably, yeah but large is more of a safe bet. The gloves are really pretty decent and well worth the $. My hands are normal and I needed an XL.
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They run sort of small. If you wear a medium, get a large and so on. If you like the snug fit, get your true size, which is medium. The smallest size available.
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They run fairly true to size. I have three pair, size xlarge. When I bought them they fit really well. I've lost 20lbs or so since so I could get large now but with the drawstring waist I keep wearing why I've got.
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I feel that these gloves run true to size, we use the medium gloves, which were perfect for a female hand of typical size.
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For regular gloves I wear a large. I bought mediums for these workout gloves and they fit perfectly.
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They run exceptionally small for the size. I could not use mine. L was way too tight for me. XL might work for you.
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I ordered mine for riding my motorcycle, and I'm going to say they do run true to size. I have thick fingers, so I wanted to make sure they weren't pinched. The finger may end up a little longer, but that's the way it goes. I would agree with LeRox's answer, regarding going one size down if you need to be able to pick up parts without taking the gloves off. Just decide what you're going to use them for the most & go by that.
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I'd suggest going to a store (O'Reilly Auto, Wal-Mart,etc.) that carries the gloves and try them on. I don't even know what size I wear, but the XL has stayed true to my hands, even with the dreadful design changes. You can also wash them regularly without fear of shrinking or disintegration. I haven't ever machine-dried mine; I've hung them up.