The Rock Slide - Aged Brass / Small

First and foremost, you can always email or call Danny for help.  He’ll talk your ear off and knows all about these.  Not all situations and fingers are the same and there is also a degree of personal preference that can’t always be figured out with a measurement.  For the majority of customers, these processes below will work.

Method 2: Measure with Wrenches

If you have access to a set of Metric or USA box wrenches you can very quickly measure your finger.  To measure any finger size, use the OPEN END (not the ring end as it could get stuck) of the wrench.  Find the size that slides over the large knuckle snugly like how a ring fits.  If it floats over your knuckle without touching the skin then go the next size down.

Method 3: Paper Wrap

Alternately, you can measure with the good ol’ paper and ruler trick.  To do this you’ll need a sharpened pencil, a 3-4″ long strip of tape or paper and a ruler.  Snugly wrap the tape or paper around the largest knuckle on the subject finger.  With the pencil make a mark where the paper or tape overlaps.  Measure the length to get the circumference of your finger.  Use a circle calculator, punch in the measurement i.e. 2.5″ into the circumference field and solve for the radius which in this case will be .79″.