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POWER BOCKING EXPERIENCE => Safety => Topic started by: zefee on December 31, 2007, 01:34:38 PM
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Hmm, i put my money int eh bank on sat, so itle be in today / by midnight tonight, so ill be ordering them this week, just wasnt sure what size wristguard to go for, my hands are prety big, but I have no idea how the sizes work for the wristguards, so if someone could tell me what idd need to measure to work out what to go for, or just some general tips, that would be really usfull.
zef
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Hmm, i put my money int eh bank on sat, so itle be in today / by midnight tonight, so ill be ordering them this week, just wasnt sure what size wristguard to go for, my hands are prety big, but I have no idea how the sizes work for the wristguards, so if someone could tell me what idd need to measure to work out what to go for, or just some general tips, that would be really usfull.
zef
It's mostly 'One size fits all' I've got big hands too
I started with some cheap 'No Fear' ones which came also came with knee pads for £5 ( saved me when I fall ).
The one that they sell here a great nice padding where you need it but leave fingers free to move.
The one thing I did do was sew some one the fabric up to muke smaller ( tighten them ). I'll post a picture soon to show what I mean
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ok man cheers, i just meant on here, they have s-m and l-xl or somthing like tht
zef
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If you have larger hands go for the L-Xl as the smaller size is more for teenagers.
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Im 16, but im 6 ft 3 and 16 stone ^^
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Go for the Larger ones ;)
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I have the l-xl and they good for me and I'm smaller than you so wouldn't recommend the smaller ones.
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Thats the only problem with the internet... cant try things on. And you have to wait for delivery! Price wise though its the same or cheaper incl postage. And that I like.