My forearm measures right at 11 in. I don't want it to tight and I don't want it to be to loose. What size would be best for me?
682125
Hi.... My forearm is just about the same size... I got the medium one... and its just right... not super tight... just enough support without cutting off your circulation.
2072581
I wear mine on my forearm and it stays put fine. I took a measurement, and with the Velcro attached to about an inch overlap, it should easily fit as much as 17-inch biceps with a bit of stretch.
71735
measure around elbow at joint... sizing chart is very accurate so make sure you get an exact measurement
1268133
U mean the size? I bought it and i never measure it, but im thin, and my hand is about 6cm width (so the circle might be around 15cm), still i have to cut off two ring to make it tight to my wrist, but i regret it, i should have only cut one. Lol. Now its too tight. If u have normal width of arm, i guess it will fit u without cut off one or two ring. If u r kinda (sorry) fat, u might wanna look again at the measurement
590011
You are supposed to measure around your elbow. It says in the listing what measurement corresponds to the sizes. I would guess that you need a large. Or possibly extra large.
521945
I bought S/M size and have 11 inch bicep. It fits and is not to restrictive. So my guess is, small will fit. After use they will stretch also a little.
1414923
Whatever you think your normal size is, go with the next size up. I'm 6,1'. As combat gloves you want them tight. I went with large. Should have got an XL.
2018552
I wear the small/medium which fits comfortably. My wrist measures 6 1/2", my forearm four inches from the wrist measures 8".
317463
My hand is 9 inches and I bought a large. The material stretches so I would go with a medium if I were you. Personally, I like a slightly tighter fit.
1241803
You could tighten the velcro strap to fit around your upper forearm, but it may be too loose for your wrist.
495904
I'm 5'7" and the only thing I've got to say on the negative side is that the gear runs on the short side. Given your length, I'd go large. Besides, just make sure the order is fulfilled by Amazon you can easily return then for an exchange. If you've got the cash, you can even buy one in each size, try them on, and return the one you don't like. Still, large is my bet for you. The most important thing is to make sure you've got the right fit for the wrist guards, and these are some of the best I've used. The design is ergonomic, the fit on the lower hands is great, the guards for between your thumbs and hands is great, and the wrist extensions are solid. A bump on a shin or a scrape on an arm can heal quickly. A broken wrist because the guards don't fit right or give you proper coverage given the length you likely have on me, probably a good 2.5" reach each arm, go large and send them back if they're not right. You don't have much to lose if they're right the first time. Hope that helps. Good luck!
202064
Measure your forearm at it's largest diameter. Not your bicep! If your between sizes, purchase the larger size. I made the mistake of buying the smaller size and it is too tight for comfort. The product is extremely well made! Hope this helps.
204753
I'm not really sure, I just guessed when I purchased mine. I have an 11 inch bicep & medium fits good. You might want to want to contact the seller if you can. I really benefit from mine.
1281138
You have to go to the maker's website to determine the correct size for you. However, as others have said, it is likely that the upper arm part will not fit as tightly as you wish. I have overcome this by adding another layer to the upper arm with an inexpensive arm band. If I had to do it all over again, I would go one size smaller than the website recommends. This was a very expensive item and I don't think that it is good for serious elbow problems. It only provides moderate support.
590010
I am 5'9'' and 190lbs and weight lift as well. I use my Mueller Elbow Sleeve to reduce the pressure and pain. I use a size "Large". The web site helps you to size your arm. The tool is very helpful. I would think that you would at least be an Xtra Large but go to the site and see for yourself. It is really very user friendly.
18372
Measure the circumference of your arm right above the elbow. The sizes are listed.
2194683
I only know sizing if you are going to use it on your elbow. They run small. An average size adult would probably wear a large. Muscular men wear the xxl. We are an orthopedic office office and we use the yellow and white for our kids. It's better to err on the side of being too big because it will probably stay up on your arm and provide the cushioning without being uncomfortably tight