I received a small but digs into the skin between my fingers & snug in palm and fingers. Is that normal at first and get better? Or may need medium?
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I would go for the medium because you have the wrist straps to secure the gloves. You don't want to restrict circulation because you will have them on for the most part. If you can't open and close your fingers and hands comfortably change the size.
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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.
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Probably too tight. I have small hands and it just fits. The gel inside makes the glove tighter than it appears
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I'm female with pretty decent sized hands (I weightlift) I ordered a medium as my hand is 7.5" (measured by me & Hubz): medium was HUGE on me. I sent it back & ordered a small, they are still HUGE on me. But if I order an XS the fingers will be too short. They're great gloves & I wish they fit & worked but sadly not made for a woman.
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I would say a small becouse, I'm 18 and the medium fits me but my hands are probably smaller than the average 18 year old. So I'm assuming a small would do for him.
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My hand is about two inches shorter than yours and I bought a medium glove. Mine fits well, but you would want something in a large or an extra large I would assume.
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Joe,I generally wear a small or medium glove depending on the style and manufacturer. Wrapping a tape around my knuckles reads about 8-1/4". I found the gloves comfortable except for the trigger finger which was a little tight. I bought them thinking they'd give me a little more dexterity so I wouldn't have to take them off to pick up small objects. They're a little cumbersome as the ends of the mitten part are squared off rather than rounded. Hope that answers your question. If not, get back to me. I'm not sure I'd buy them again, but I wouldn't return them as they're kind of cool.
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You measure the width of your upper palm. Mine was 4 Inches, so I ordered a medium and it fits perfectly.
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Since the gloves are 'unisex', I would suggest you go with 'medium'. I have large hands with long fingers and take a women's large, but a men's medium. At first, they may seem tight, but recognize that your fingers are probably swollen, so as you continue to wear them longer and longer, the swelling will go down, and the gloves will feel like they've loosened up. That's what happened to me.
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I have little fingers so I brought size 1 and size 2 not knowing the best fit. Size 2 was right due to swelling.Hint:use paper tape or bandaids to hold it on place because of the irritation.
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I just guessed that medium would be the right fit. Pretty much follows other items you would purchase for your size of hand. The supports are not tight. Do not think of them as braces. What I like about them is that I can put on some medicated patches and then slide the supports over the patch. Works we'll.
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I wear an & and the small is good for me, but after several hours sometimes it does dig in on the edges - I think you need a medium. You will love it!
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If your hands are smaller then size small, I recommend just wraps you can wrap your hands with a silicone knuckle cover if you need added protection.
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You may have purchased to small of a size. My hands feel great while I'm wearing the gloves and after I remove them.
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I got a Small and it fit perfectly, My middle finger wears a size 6 ring, so used that as a guide to help you order. If your the same or close go with the small if more medium will be your fit
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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 bought a women's small and my hands are about the same size. The gloves are not too snug and I can get them off easily. I was debating between the XS and small. Check this page and see the link to the size chart: http://harbingerfitness.com/product/1250/#!prettyPhoto