Wristband size, how to determine? null

To determine bracelet size, follow the steps below. STEP 1: Measure the customer's wrist below the wrist bone (where you would normally wear your bracelet) using a bracelet gauge, a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper. STEP 2: If using a plain strip of paper, mark your strip with a pen where the end of the bracelet needs to be. Then measure the paper strip with a ruler. This is your wrist size. STEP 3: To find your bracelet size, increase the wrist measurement by the increment below, based on how you want the bracelet to fit. For: a snug fit, add 1/4" to 1/2". a comfort fit, add 3/4" to 1". a loose fit, add 1-1/4".

Choose a size that allows space for comfort and flexibility So I went large rather than medium.

Try it on. In my experience, large seems to accommodate majority of users.

My original band was large and it fits well on my wrist. With this large wristband the holes are a little bit closer so you can adjust it more comfortable to your wrist size than the original one.

There's a sizing tool on the Fitbit site. If you're familiar with their products, the sizes on this band run in line with the standard band that comes with a Fitbit2. Also, while they recommend sizing up if you're close to the line, I found with mine that I had to buy a smaller band after doing that.

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To determine bracelet size, follow the steps below. STEP 1: Measure the customer's wrist below the wrist bone (where you would normally wear your bracelet) using a bracelet gauge, a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper. STEP 2: If using a plain strip of paper, mark your strip with a pen where the end of the bracelet needs to be. Then measure the paper strip with a ruler. This is your wrist size. STEP 3: To find your bracelet size, increase the wrist measurement by the increment below, based on how you want the bracelet to fit. For: a snug fit, add 1/4" to 1/2". a comfort fit, add 3/4" to 1". a loose fit, add 1-1/4".
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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Choose a size that allows space for comfort and flexibility So I went large rather than medium.
Answered by Gigi 8 years ago
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Try it on. In my experience, large seems to accommodate majority of users.
Answered by Missy 8 years ago
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My original band was large and it fits well on my wrist. With this large wristband the holes are a little bit closer so you can adjust it more comfortable to your wrist size than the original one.
Answered by Vinnie 8 years ago
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There's a sizing tool on the Fitbit site. If you're familiar with their products, the sizes on this band run in line with the standard band that comes with a Fitbit2. Also, while they recommend sizing up if you're close to the line, I found with mine that I had to buy a smaller band after doing that.
Answered by JThelen 8 years ago
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