what size glove should I purchase for a 9 year old boy
368027
Youth sizing for these is "Measure tallest finger to wrist", with Youth Small=4.5 inch, Med+5 inch, Large=6 inch, XL=7 inch.
2065882
Hi. The glove size is in the header description. Scroll thru the catalogue pages to find small, medium or large! Thank u! DGS
410124
Oops... ;) the gloves are a little big on my 6 year old girl but not overly, and my son has the same size and they fit him good he is 8..
124435
I would go with the 10 large, I normally wear a reg 7, but I found this glove to run very small. I would by an 8 for myself next time.
753427
Yes, I believe they are. My son is 13 and is using a medium size glove. He is 5 and 1/2 ft tall and avg build.
869653
These gloves are sized for children. Youth sizing for these is "Measure tallest finger to wrist", with Youth Small=4.5 inch, Med+5 inch, Large=6 inch, XL=7 inch. Since adult gloves are measured around knuckles, the sizes are hard to compare directly.
565434
Measure around your hand at widest part, excluding thumb. The number of inches should equal your glove size. http://www.ssgridinggloves.com/sizing-chart
547759
Riding gloves use measurement around the knuckles in inches. large 9/10 is 9-10 inches circumference.
200817
Hello, On the Mechanix website there is a printable sizing chart that will pinpoint the size that fits you the best. Go to the bottom of the home page and you will find the tab it labeled glove sizing chart. Hope this helps.
801089
This would be a very nice glove for a 13 yr old boy. They fit well, protect the hands and allow for feel of the bat. Pretty durable too. Hope this helps.
832590
Yes it is a good size glove for an 8 year old...my son loves his glove and his coaches agree
115507
From what the "experts" say, 31 inch bats are suited better for the 11-12 year old players. That is considering they are average weight and height. Even if your son was a little above average for his age group I would consider something a little shorter. I think a 29" would be as long as I would go for his age. A good test would be to visit a sports store with similar weight/length bats and have him test his swing, grip, and stance. The good thing about this particular bat is that is extremely light for its size but I still think a 31" would be a bit much. Good luck
160498
Measure the circumference of your palm area. Example, mine is 9 inches, so that is considered a large. 7-8= small, 8-9= medium, 9-10= large and so on. This is a general glove sizing guide. It would be how true to size these gloves run as what size you should get. Also consider if you are going to be using another glove underneath, cotton is thicker than nitrile, so a lot of variables to consider.
1713317
Yes I think so. My son is 5 and the gloves are the perfect fit. The pads are the perfect fit as well. :)
236249
I am sorry, I don't know if there is a sizing chart. I bought "Large" for a man with "large", but not unusually large hands; normal, I guess you'd call him. I would have to guess a man or young adolescent with somewhat small hands would take medium, a man with really large hands would take Extra Large. I would have to guess a child would take small. Sorry I can't be of more help than that. By the way, Big 5 (and probably most other sporting goods stores) sell the same glove for a little less money and, there you could try them on. Hope that helps.
534624
I would recommend a youth large. My son is 8...they r a little bit big/long in finger tips but he has growing room and can use them next year.
1504540
I bought these for my son when he was 2. They fit him pretty good. The elastic is tight enough to hold them on. If he has small hands for his age his fingers may not stick far out of the gloves but they will fit and stay on.