To fit properly:
- With the player’s forearm bent, measure the distance between the fingertips and the elbow pad.
- Use the chart below to determine approximate size.
- The glove’s palm should be reasonably thin and pliable. The polyethylene thumb must be protective and flexible. The glove’s foam padding must be dense. Gloves should fit properly. They should not be so large that they inhibit the player's ability to properly feel the stick, yet so small as to jam fingertips to the end of the gloves.
| Hockey Glove Sizing Chart | ||
| Sizes (in.) | Height | |
| Youth | 9" | Up to 3'8" |
| 10" | 3'8" - 4'0" | |
| 11" | 4'0" - 4'4" | |
| Intermediate | 12" | 4'4" - 4'8" |
| 13" | 4'8" - 5'4" | |
| Senior | 14" | 5'4" - 6'0" |
| 15" | 6'0" + | |