Reisport gymnastics hand guards use different sizing ranges depending on the grip model and apparatus. First choose the chart that matches your hand guard, then measure from the base of the palm to the tip of the longest finger.
Choose the Correct Reisport Size Chart
The measuring method is shared, but the actual size ranges are different. Always use the table for your specific grip type.
Reisport LADY, SWISS & UNIVERSAL Hand Guard Size Chart
Use this chart for the corresponding Reisport women's uneven-bar hand guards.
| Grip Size | Number | Hand Measurement |
|---|---|---|
| XXS | 00 | Up to 5.5" |
| XS | 0 | 5.5" – 6" |
| S | 1 | 6" – 6.5" |
| M | 2 | 6.5" – 7" |
| L | 3 | 7" – 7.5" |
| XL | 4 | 7.5" and up |
Reisport Men's SWISS / High Bar Protec Size Chart
Use this chart for the Men's SWISS and Reisport High Bar Protec hand guards. Do not use the women's uneven-bar ranges above.
| Grip Size | Number | Hand Measurement |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 0 | 6" – 6.5" |
| S | 1 | 6.5" – 7" |
| M | 2 | 7" – 7.5" |
| L | 3 | 7.5" – 8" |
| XL | 4 | 8" and up |
How to Measure for Reisport Gymnastics Hand Guards
The measurement method is the same for both Reisport charts. Use a ruler or flexible tape measure and keep the hand relaxed and naturally extended.
Check the Hand Guard Fit
Hand length gives you the starting size, but correct positioning is equally important once the grips are on.
The grip should sit neatly through the palm and fingers without excessive loose material or uncomfortable pulling.
When correctly fitted, the three finger holes should slide only to the second knuckle. They should not be pulled deeply down the fingers.
Do not choose the chart by hand size alone. First identify whether the grips are designed for Women's Uneven Bar or Men's High Bar, then use the corresponding measurement range. If the gymnast sits directly between sizes, hand proportions, finger length and coach guidance can help confirm the best fit.
Reisport hand guards should sit securely through the hand without excessive loose material. Finger openings and wrist straps should remain correctly positioned while allowing the gymnast to grip the apparatus naturally. Because the Men's High Bar and Women's Uneven Bar models use different size ranges, always match the gymnast's measurement to the specific chart for the grip being purchased.