When I try to select a size, some sizes have an "H" after the number -- what is the meaning of the H? Thanks.
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My guess is it refers to half sizes since none are listed as 1/2. Best to check with vendor to be 100%.
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I don't know and their web site did not address the issue (http://www.martialartsmart.com/90-200.html) what they did say was that, "NOTE: The size runs narrow/small, for a wider foot please consider a larger size than your regular shoe size."
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Usually the pkg has some indication of size range . Sometimes they have guide lines on them and you cut to size. Hope that helps
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I'm sorry I really do not know. When I originally went to order these, there was information on sizes to select from.
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"One size" is the standard 9/16". I think it's the sellers way of making it easier. Just made it confusing.
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"C" indicates the width of the shoe (i.e., "C", "D", "E", "EE", etc.). a shoe of "C" width would be relatively narrow.
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Read the product description below the item and I believe the "select size" drop-down refers to those numbers there i.e. 25 12M etc. I do not know what the M or D stands for but the product description lists a number and the model it fits.
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you are correct----the D means wide, from left to right, the 11.62 means back to front, the H means from top to bottom
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xl must mean extra large, xxl extra, extra large. All I really know is that the xl lasts longer than the base 241, and xxl lasts even longer. That said, they all empty too fast!
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It seems to me that with the numbers being the same that a "LETTER" should follow the number; ie."R" would indicate that the item is Red in color and a "B" would indicate a Black unit. That's the only Rationale I can suppose at this time. May consider contacting Amazon or directly to Hamilton Beach for a more educated answer. The coffee Maker is fine and makes great coffee..........in time. Compared to other brands, it's somewhat slow. I hope this helps.Thanks for the inquiry.
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Your sizing on Amazon makes absolutely no sense in correlation to your sizing chart, each color has different sizes ranging from size 1 x-small to size 5 x-large??? Can you clarify please? It says it comes in five sizes, but if you go off the information on Amazon, there are like 25 sizes.
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Sizing chart that somebody posted in another email. http://www.backcountry.com/Store/content/sizingChart.jsp?chartId=264&categoryId=bcsCat31110096
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I was confused too. For some reason, Amazon gives the four choices as "2-D Cell" "Black" "4-D Cell" and "One Size" instead of "2-D Cell" "3-D Cell" "4-D Cell" and "6-D Cell". They have also merged the reviews for all four models into one set of reviews. Apparently, Amazon thinks this is an article of clothing that comes in one-size-fits-all.
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Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't... » Read More Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. « Show Less
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You are right. This was my delima when I wanted to purchase this jacket. I was lucky to find a store near me that sold the jacket and I drove out and tried it on. The jackets in the store all showed S, M, L, XL, XXL, but I was able to correlate the number size to the letter size. I'm a medium and this is about a size 42, 44 is L, 46 is XL, and so and so on. I originally purchased the L and returned it for the M.
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Hi Karen, I am sorry but it states nothing about a custom size on this Prime listing, you must go to the listing that it says to get a custom size. Thanks Joe I thought you had the right order before and have been going crazy looking for it. That's why I thought I can custom size it but I can't, Amazon will send you the standard size. You will have to decide what to do next. Sorry Joe
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The best I can tell from the sizing chart, L, L2 &L3 refer to Large Short, Large Regular & Large Long. I don't remember mine being listed this way. Mine says L/R on the tag.
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I didn't see a size when I ordered mine. Took a chance and ordered anyway. Just after placing the order, I sent them a message through Amazon with my size requirements. It arrived a couple of days later at the exact size requested.