Size guide

To get the most accurate results, measure yourself in underwear and keep the measuring tape close to your body. You can find the size charts for each brand directly on the product page by clicking on “size chart”.

1. Height: Stand up straight and barefoot against a door frame and measure your height from the top of your head to the soles of your feet.
2. Chest: Measure horizontally across the widest part of your chest.
3. Waist: Wrap the measuring tape horizontally around the narrowest part of your waist.
4. Hip: Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of your hip. 
5. Inseam (inside leg): Stand up straight against a wall or door frame and hold a book between your upper thighs. Now measure the distance between the floor and the top edge of the book.

Tip:  If you like to wear your trousers low (below your hipline), add an extra 3 cm to your waist measurement.

• Finding the right size is essential when buying new shoes or boots. The best way to measure your shoe size is to stand on a piece of paper and draw a line around each foot. Remember that the larger foot is the one that counts.
• Look for your foot length (heel to big toe) in the "Mondopoint (cm)" row in the size chart to see which size is the right one for you. 

You can find more information on the right size for snowboard boots in our Snowboard Boots Buyers Guide.

Bindings give you the foothold and leverage necessary for transmitting pressure to your edges. To make sure that you find the right size and get the most comfort and control out of your new binding, we have put together a general size guide for you.
For exact measurements for each product, please check the size charts on the product pages.

To find your glove size, measure the circumference of your hand around your knuckles (leaving the thumb out).

To make sure that you are fully protected, the right helmet size is especially important. If your helmet is too big, it can shift during an impact and cause bad injuries.

As a general rule of thumb:

• Your helmet should fit snugly, but still be comfortable

Helmets are available in the sizes XS, S, M, L and XL. To find your size, measure your head circumference just above the eyebrows. Note down the number (in cm) and look for the corresponding size on the size chart for the helmet you like.
Always check the size chart for every helmet on the product page, because each brand has a slightly different fit.  

The perfect wetsuit fits snugly enough to keep you warm without restricting your movements. We strongly recommend taking the time to take the following measurements. They will help you to choose the right size: 

• Height
• Chest circumference
• Waist circumference
• Sleeve length
• Inseam (inside leg)
• Body weight

You can find the exact size chart for each wetsuit on the product page. Check out our Wetsuit Buyer's Guide for more tips on finding your perfect wetsuit.