Finding your exact size for a perfect motorcycle glove fit! HD 1080p
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- While working with Motorcycle Glove manufacturer, InBike, I was further introduced into how to best measure your hand for the perfect fitting glove. I thought I would share this with my viewers....use this knowledge when you order your next pair of motorcycle gloves!
Sizes;
Small, 2 3/4 to 3 1/4 inches....7-8 cm
Medium, 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inches....8-9 cm
Large, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 inches....9-10 cm
Xtra Large, 3 3/4 to 4 1/2 inches....10-11 cm
2Xtra Large, 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 inches....11-12 cm
Good luck, happy riding and let me know if it works for you!
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great video man 👍🏾
Appreciate it
All of my fingers are short except for the middle finger and the thumb. I also have skinny fingers, making it hella hard to find any good options
Gosh, sorry that is a bummer as far as mail order on 'net type orders....particularly when gloves can be expensive. I'd say you should go to a local shop (cycle gear?) who has a good selection and try anything on before buying. I've even found variations from the same manufacturer...good luck!
Helpful video that Garey👍
Glad you liked it and that you let me know you did Andy! Thanks for the comment…..
👍 with your age and ur sports bike much respected Sir✌️
Why thank you dude! I really appreciate the thought…you take care stay healthy and outlive me on two wheels!
I have big palm but shorter fingers proportionally and it’s hell to find a glove Amy suggestions ?
I know this problem......and it is very difficult to make a good response to answer all of your problem! And, there are differences between the manufacturers as well, some run large and others run smaller...and fingers are also different between manufacturers. In golf gloves there is a sub-size category called "cadet." And this signifies that the finger length is smaller than that which is "normal" for a given size.
However I do NOT know that this standard or nomenclature is followed in any other glove industry!
So, here is my suggestion; measure the length of your thumb and middle finger. When purchasing a glove online, send a note to the manufacturer/vendor and give them these dimensions...and of course ask them to give you the similar measurement of the gloves you are considering to buy. If they are a good supplier they should be able to take the time to give you this information!
AND, I always say that if you are buying something on the more expensive side, and motorcycle gloves can be expensive; then, try them on in person! I do this with helmets for instance because they cost too much money and the fit is variable even if you try the same size that worked with one manufacturer versus another.
I am sorry, no easy answer for you!
@@GareyCooperdude thank you so much yes I’ll try the sending my measurements to the shop approach that’s a good idea unfortunately where I stay there are no many options to choose from and they don’t even bring different sizes they just stock a few of the popular sizes of what ever they feel like. Zero choice. But thanks for taking the time to give me a detailed response I really appreciate it and will try as you suggested.
Sorry my freind but that was a useless video your summary is that "most goves will fit you".!! Very informative NOT!! My hand is 9.5 inches across - index finger & middle 3 inches - little finger 2.5 inches - thumb 3.5 inches so nothing fits me. Held "Steve" gloves are closest but they're the only choice. So finding your "Exact" fit is NOT that easy or simple.
Sorry to hear that! But I did say "most" not "all." I will agree that maybe my use of the word " perfect" might be an overstatement. However I must say that doing this measurement will get the closest to perfect fit for "most" people. It does work for me, personally.
I have found that different manufacturers sizing does vary. So failing that this method would work for you personally, I'd recommend going to a nearby store (cycle gear?) and trying on the gloves in person, particularly if you are going for a more expensive, or track pair. I have often recommended this for helmets...they are too expensive and important to guess on with a mail order type buy.
But, I'll close with saying sorry my advice did not work out for you!