Sizing Chart

Sizing Chart (Shown Below): 

Chart measurements are in inches. Sizes displayed in the chart are measured for a comfortable, yet comfortable snug fit - NOT a tight fit.  

This Sizing Chart applies to ALL versions of Arm Chaps.  So, take your measurements the same way regardless of the version of Arm Chaps you want.

Please measure the Circumference or “Distance Around” where the 2 RED lines are shown in the picture below.

1. Measure 4 Main Knuckles circumference or the palm area, which ever is larger.   (Some people have larger knuckles due to arthritis).
2. Measure Upper Forearm circumference

IMPORTANT: If your 2 measurements are falling into 2 different size categories, then follow these 2 suggestions::

1. If your Knuckles measure a MEDIUM, but your forearm measures a LARGE. It's best to order the MEDIUM because the leather around the forearm will stretch after a few uses. 
2. If your Knuckles measure a MEDIUM, but your forearm measures a SMALL. This is the hardest situation!!  It might be best to order the Small  because the leather in the hand/wrist area can be stretched to fit the larger hand.  In most cases, the leather can be stretched from one size to the next size larger.  We are happy to do that stretching for you, but we also send stretching instructions with every order......its easy to do and it only takes about a minute to do it.  Feel free to call us, and just mention you have a sizing question.  Now, if you were to have chosen the Mediums instead of the Smalls in this case, then yes, the fit in the hand would fit good, however the leather around the forearm would have been too loose.   Remember, leather will stretch fairly easy within just a minute of stretching.

IMPORTANT: Please do NOT use a metal retractable tape measure when measuring yourself. Instead, use a flexible tape measure (often found in a sewing kit). Also, take measurements with your arm and hand in the air (NOT resting on a table), and have your fingers pointing straight ahead (keeping them together) as shown in the photo below.  Don't make a fist while taking the measurement.