what size do I get for mallet finger that has a slight swan neck deformity 20% drop
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Check the oval-8 website. There should be a measuring devise you can print, cut out and use to determine the size.
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I bought mine for trigger fingers and just I went by my ring size on that finger. If I wear a size 6 ring on that finger I bought a size 6 Oval 8 Splint.I hope this helps. Sandy
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I agree with all of the other responses, I started with a 1, returned it for the 2 and it was still too small for my index finger and I also have small hands.
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The nut width (width at the 1st fret) I believe is 1.8 inches. I also have somewhat short and chubby fingers. This guitar will be easier to play with the wider width.
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Go to the McDavid website and check out the size chart correlated with the brace you want to get
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I bought mine at a trade show...purchased my second one thru amazon one size smaller. There is a sizing guide. Measure as they say but if you are right at the size change go smaller. I needed the compression and support for an ACL reconstruction on one side and beker's cyst on the other.
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i don't know, but i have what i consider shorter fingers and wear small gloves. these fit beautifully.
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My hands are considered medium to average size and the neck is perfect I hope this helps.
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Hi, there are basically three sizes, the regular, the long (in black only) and XXL (in black or tortoise only). The regular (we sell them in black, tortoise or clear frame colors) are offered in one width only. Did you know that the temples are adjustable. You can pull the temple out a bit from the retainer strap to adjust it perfectly to your head size. These fit well on a wide variety of head sizes. It's very rare to have one be 'too large' for a customers head. Typically, we get the question that it's too small, in which case we refer them to the XXL size. Try adjusting the temple length, that should do the trick! Best, Neil at Reading Glass World. Hi, there are basically three sizes, the regular, the long (in black only) and XXL (in black or tortoise only). The regular (we sell them in black, tortoise or clear frame colors) are offered in one width only. Did you know that the temples are adjustable. You can pull the temple out a bit from the retainer strap to adjust it perfectly to your head size. These fit well on a wide variety of head sizes. It's very rare to have one be 'too large' for a customers head. Typically, we get the question that it's too small, in which case we refer them to the XXL size. Try adjusting the temple... » Read More Hi, there are basically three sizes, the regular, the long (in black only) and XXL (in black or tortoise only). The regular (we sell them in black, tortoise or clear frame colors) are offered in one width only. Did you know that the temples are adjustable. You can pull the temple out a bit from the retainer strap to adjust it perfectly to your head size. These fit well on a wide variety of head sizes. It's very rare to have one be 'too large' for a customers head. Typically, we get the question that it's too small, in which case we refer them to the XXL size. Try adjusting the temple length, that should do the trick! Best, Neil at Reading Glass World. « Show Less
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My hand is about 9" and it was too tight. My fingers started to go numb. I would suggest going to your local sporting goods store and try on a few different ones to find the correct size.
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Go to the Bionic Golf glove web site and they have Bionic StableGrip for women also. They will also tell you how to measure your hand for the correct size. Hope this answers your question.
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Sorry, I gave the uke as a present so I don't have it. However I do have other tenor ukes and the Tattoo was basically the same size which is around 26 inches.
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Being on the low end of the weight scale will only require a little more patience breaking them in and practice, so 158-198 should be fine. Excellent gift idea! However, I would recommend wrist pads too. Happy Holidays!
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My wrist is 6.75 and it fits perfectly. The securing straps allow me to tighten it. You certainly don't want it to be loose.. that's the whole idea... i'd go with the medium... and make sure the thumb strap is tight... that's the important part of keeping the thumb from moving around... as the tendons from the wrist to the thumb is what's aggravated. It's a great price and a great product
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I have the medium/large and they go two inches above the wrist and just over the knuckle. I really like them.
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I have about the same sized hands 7 1/2 inches. It fits my hand nicely. Im sure theres a return system if it fails for you. :)
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I have owned the finger grooved for years. I lost it and had to have another. I love this knife. It feels good in the hand and is very sturdy. Can't go wrong with a Buck product. Very good value for the price. I would consider my hands a medium size. I do not have real big hands but I do not feel this knife would be out of place in larger hands as well. I just like the feel of a finger groove. Hope this helps.
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If your finger is injured than I would best suggest you get the low resistance / tension one. Don't get the medium or heavy tension until your finger is back to normal. It will increase the healing process very drastically.