Sizing And Wearing Guides

Trying On Our Products

The belt, knee sleeves, elbow sleeves and wrist wraps are available for trying. We strongly advise you to try them on to get a measurement as accurate as possible before making a purchase.

Click here to see the details of our physical store so that you may drop by within operating hours to try our sample pieces. You can collect your item(s) on the spot after making a purchase.

You are recommended to bring along a pair of knee length socks to help put on knee sleeves for the first time.

 

Questions On This Page:

     

    Q: What size should I get for my Knee Sleeves?

    A: Take 2 measurements -
    1. around the centre of your kneecap
    (leg stretched out)


    2. around the top of your calf
    (where the bottom of the knee sleeve will sit).

    Using Measurement #1, follow the size chart. For example, if your knee joint measures 34.5cm, M size will be a recommended fit. If you are looking for more compression, or for use in a competition, opt for the S size.


    *For the new Powerlifting 7MM knee sleeves sizing, pleaser consider sizing up if you're facing difficulty wearing the original 7MM knee sleeves.*


    If your calf is 4cm larger than your knee, then you may wish to size up to ensure a good fit.

    Also if you are new to wearing knee sleeves we would recommend going with the regular fit instead of sizing down, especially if you fall on size medium or smaller.

    We would highly recommend wearing a a pair of deadlift socks if you have trouble sliding the Knee Sleeves pass your calves.

    If you are unsure, visit our store within operating hours to try our sample pieces. Click here to see the details of our physical store.

     

    Q: How do I wear the Knee Sleeves? 

    A: The knee sleeves should be worn with equal portions of them above and below your knees. Putting on the sleeves for the first time can be difficult, but this becomes easier over time as you get used to it.

    *Important, wear a pair of knee length socks to help the sleeves slide on more easily along a smoother surface. It would help to pull the knee sleeves up much easier.*

    You may consider our deadlift socks for this:

     

     

     

    1. Pull the knee sleeve over your ankle.

     

    2. Fold the knee sleeve half downwards from the top.


     

    3. Use both hands to pull knee sleeves from the bottom. Stop when it touches the middle of your knee.

     

    4. Unfold the knee sleeves and if it's done right, it should cover equal portions above and below the knee. Stand up and pull it to straighten out any bunching at the back and front.

    *Please take note that during competition, there must be separation between the sock and knee sleeve after wearing.

     

    If you are unsure, visit our store within operating hours to try our sample pieces. Click here to see the details of our physical store.

     

    Q: What is the difference between the stiff and flexible wrist wraps? 

     

    A: Flexible – Designed to support the wrist while allowing the wrist to flex, designed for superior moulding to the wrist, and upgraded comfort during supported wrist flexion.

    Stiff – Designed to cast and immobilise the wrist, now with a softer finish, to resist wrist flexion while minimising discomfort.

        

    Our most popular wrist wraps are the Flexible Mediums (60cm) as it is just the right length for majority of the users and provides good compression while allowing some wrist flexion.

    If you are unsure, visit our store within operating hours to try our sample pieces. Click here to see the details of our physical store.

     

    Q: What size should I get for the SBD belt? 

    A: Take a measurement of your waist (above the hips and around your belly button), with your abdominal muscles braced. Using this measurement, follow the size chart below.

    Please do not use your normal trouser measurement as this will not be accurate for the belt measurement.

    We recommend a belt where your measurement falls in the middle of the sizing guide. For example, if your waist measures 80cm, go for the M size which covers the 70 - 90cm range.

    This allows adjustment of the belt in either direction depending on your preference of fit, or should your bodyweight change.


    If you are unsure, visit our store within operating hours to try our sample pieces. Click here to see the details of our physical store.