Wrist support fitting

[Dark Knight]

I brought some wrist supports for the pro-jump store they are less bulky than the ones I'm using. They Allow more movement in the fingers and palm.
But found they didn't fit me right ?
The thumb hole and was just a little too big as well as the elastic on that side, which meant they tightened to far to one side.
All I did was fold the stitch them in three places about a couple of millimeters.
Now they fit tightly just where I'd like them to be. 

Point is a badly fitting pad is almost as bad as no pad, don't alter too much they've been made that way for a reason !

[gillybert]

Just bought the same wristies from projump and they do allow more finger movement  .  But as you say, they seems to tighten to far and be a bit one sided  .

Going to shortening the wrist elastic or add another elastic layer to tighten it up.

I think after that, the large thumb hole should not be as big a problem 

GB...

[webmaster]

What size did you go for?

[gillybert]

Naz, I went for the S/M but I have got long thin hands.

I very rarely find things that fit properly, I'm odd proportions, 5'10" tall, 8 stone and 27" waist .  I regularly have to take things in to fit me right.

GB...

[webmaster]

Ok dok

I will pass that on to the office though and get them to take a look at the fittings  - I did try some on but they seemed to fit well on me.

[araya213]

Aha! someone who shares odd proportions! I'm 5'7", 9 stone (60kg) and waist 27".  But have you got size 6 feet? I use some smaller size wrist supports, they are a bit tighter, but I don't mind.
Also, the pro jump elbow/arm guards fit really nicely with wrist supports, makes me feel like robocop!

[gillybert]

I've got some smaller wristies but they really do limit finger movement, these new ones from projump are better, just needed tailoring to my weird hands.

Got size 6½ but I am 3" taller then you 

GB...