How do I know my bodyboard size?
The “belly button” rule A very broad way of approximating the right length is to stand the board upright against your side. The nose of the board should ideally reach around your belly button. This is a great starting point, especially for beginners. Select your estimated height and weight from the dropdown below to find the bodyboard size recommended for you. As a rule of thumb, your ideal bodyboard should reach from your knees up to your chin when held out in front of you.How to Choose the Right Bodyboard? As a general rule of thumb, the board should reach up to about your belly button when stood on the floor.Bodyboard sizing is determined on height & weight. A rough guide is for your board to be from your chin to your knee or about an inch below your belly buttom if it’s next to you standing on the ground.
How do I know my body frame size?
Body frame size is determined by a person’s wrist circumference in relation to their height. For example, a man whose height is over 5′ 5 and wrist is 6 would fall into the small-boned category. A person’s hand size is measured by the length of their hand. A British Study found that hand sizes for males range from 6. Female hand sizes overlap, but are generally somewhat smaller, with an average size of 6.The average length of an adult male’s hand is 7. The average length of an adult female’s hand is 6.
How can I calculate my size?
Choosing Your Size. To help choose the right size, you will need to measure your bust, waist and hip. Use a tape measure over your underwear or form fitting clothing and compare your body measurements with those on our size chart, choosing the size that closest matches your measurements. Compare your measurements to the relevant size chart. Compare your body measurements to the size chart to find your size. If your measurements fall between two sizes and you want a looser fit – order the larger size. If you want to go for a tighter fit, it is recommended to order the smaller size.
How do I know my fit size?
Choosing Your Size. To help choose the right size, you will need to measure your bust, waist and hip. Use a tape measure over your underwear or form fitting clothing and compare your body measurements with those on our size chart, choosing the size that closest matches your measurements. Compare your measurements to the relevant size chart. Compare your body measurements to the size chart to find your size. If your measurements fall between two sizes and you want a looser fit – order the larger size. If you want to go for a tighter fit, it is recommended to order the smaller size.