"Which glove — and what size — do I need?" is the most common question we hear. Choosing the right Syrebo rehabilitation glove really comes down to two separate decisions: the right size (a snug, comfortable fit that guides the fingers through their full range) and the right model (the one that matches where the training happens and who is using it). This guide walks you through both. Where fit or medical suitability matters, confirm the choice with a rehabilitation professional.
You only need two measurements, taken with a tape measure or ruler in millimetres. Keep the hand flat and relaxed, fingers together but not stretched, palm facing up.
Write both numbers down in millimetres and compare them to the size chart below. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size — a slightly roomier glove is more comfortable and easier to put on than one that is too tight.
No way to measure the hand right now? You can make a rough starting estimate from the person's height and weight and then confirm against the chart — but an actual hand measurement is always more reliable, so measure whenever you can.
Enter your measurements in millimetres (mm):
Match both your Hand Length and Hand Width to a row. If the two measurements point to different sizes, go with the larger. Sizes 1.5 – 12 cover children and smaller hands; sizes S – XL cover typical adult hands.
| Size | Hand Length (mm) | Hand Width (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 1.5 | 85 – 95 | 40 – 48 |
| 3 | 100 – 115 | 48 – 55 |
| 5 | 108 – 126 | 50 – 57 |
| 7 | 119 – 135 | 55 – 62 |
| 9 | 126 – 145 | 60 – 67 |
| 12 | 138 – 153 | 65 – 72 |
| S | 145 – 165 | 70 – 80 |
| M | 160 – 185 | 80 – 95 |
| L | 180 – 198 | 90 – 105 |
| XL | 195 – 210 | 100 – 115 |
Sizes 1.5–12 are for children and smaller hands; S–XL are for typical adults. If you fall between two sizes, choose the larger size. When in doubt, share your measurements with us and we will confirm the fit.
Once you know the size, choose the model that matches how and where the glove will be used. All three are soft, wearable gloves for hand training at home.
| Model | Best for | Training modes | Notable feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Syrebo C10 | Entry-level home hand therapy | 6 evidence-based training modes | Soft wearable exoskeleton, simple to start |
| Syrebo C12 | Hand & finger stroke recovery at home | 6 training modes | Fuller feature set for finger recovery |
| Syrebo E12E | Engaging home therapy, motivation | Mirror training + interactive game mode | Game-mode training to keep patients engaged |
All three models also offer pediatric versions for children (ages 1–12); for supervised clinic use, see the clinic hand-rehabilitation systems.
Explore the range: home-use hand rehabilitation robots, clinic hand rehabilitation systems, and hand therapy gloves for children.
Take two measurements with the hand flat and relaxed. Hand Length = from the tip of the middle finger to the wrist crease. Hand Width = across the widest part of the palm at the knuckles (not including the thumb). Record both in millimetres and compare them to the Syrebo size chart above.
Match both your Hand Length and Hand Width to a row in the size chart. Sizes 1.5–12 cover children and smaller hands; sizes S–XL cover typical adults. If your two measurements point to different sizes, choose the larger. When in doubt, send us your measurements and we will confirm the fit.
Choose the larger size. A slightly roomier glove is more comfortable and easier to put on and take off, and it lets the fingers move through their full range better than a glove that is too tight.
Yes. Sizes 1.5 through 12 are made for children and smaller hands, and all three main Syrebo glove models offer dedicated pediatric versions for ages 1–12. Measure the child's hand the same way and match it to the chart.
For daily training at home, any of the home-use models — the Syrebo C10, C12, or E12E — is a good choice. Pick the one that matches how much guided practice and motivation you need. For supervised settings, see the clinic hand-rehabilitation systems. If you are unsure, a rehabilitation professional can advise on what suits the user's condition.
Yes. Use the Find My Glove Size tool above: enter your hand length and/or hand width in millimetres and it will suggest a size. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one and confirm the fit with your therapist.
Send us your hand measurements and we will recommend the right glove for you. Get a size & model recommendation.