Getting the right fit is essential for comfort and security. Our cuffs are solid oval-shaped with no flex, so measuring correctly is important. Here is how to measure yourself and find your size.

How to Measure Your Wrist

1. Measure the Widest Part

• Use a ruler.
• Measure across the widest part of your wrist (at the wrist bone) where you want the cuff to sit (see diagram).
• This measurement corresponds to the Inner Width in the chart below.

2. Measure the Narrowest Part

• Measure the narrowest part of your wrist (just below the wrist bone) (see diagram).
• This measurement corresponds to the Opening Size in the chart below.

3. Compare to the Chart

• Match your measurements to the chart below.
• Your measurements should be equal to or smaller than the values listed for your chosen size.
  • Example: A wrist width of 57mm fits the Small (60mm).
  • Example: A wrist opening of 33mm fits the Small (35mm).

Tip: Measure at the end of the day when your wrists are at their largest. Avoid measuring when your wrists are cold, as they can shrink.

Note: If your measurements fall between sizes, we recommend sizing up.

Cuff Size Chart

Important Fit Considerations

The Opening Must Fit

Our cuffs are solid with no flex. The opening size must be large enough for the narrowest part of your wrist to pass through, even if it feels snug as you slide it on. Once on, the cuff rotates to sit with the opening on the underside of your wrist.

Wrist Shape Matters

Measure both the widest and narrowest parts of your wrist. Both measurements must fit within the size range (i.e., be equal to or smaller than the chart values).

Temperature Changes

Wrists expand in heat and contract in cold. Always measure when your wrists are at normal body temperature.

Still Unsure?

If you are between sizes or have specific concerns about needing a snug or loose fit, email us at connect. We are happy to advise based on the specific design you are choosing.