Fingers are typically bigger in the morning, when you're hot or when you've recently consumed a lot of alcohol or salt. Fingers will shrink when you are cold or swimming in cold water. Fingers will be bigger in Summer and smaller in Winter. Fingers can swell considerably when you sleep or fly.
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Read More »We'll be the first to admit that ring sizing can be tricky business. Finger size can change from season to season, morning to evening, during pregnancy and breastfeeding and due to some medications. Firstly, please do not use the print outs you find online that you wrap around your finger, nor should you use a piece of string to size. A piece of paper or string will conform to the shape of your finger in a way that a metal ring doesn't. Even getting it wrong by a millimetre can make your ring too small or too big. If you choose to size in this way, we cannot be responsible if your ring doesn't fit. Please come into the store to be sized, or purchase a ring sizer. These are the only reliable ways to have your finger sized. Here are a few things to keep in mind when getting your finger sized: Fingers are typically bigger in the morning, when you're hot or when you've recently consumed a lot of alcohol or salt
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Read More »From this study, the mean 1-5 span for males is 8.9 inches (22.6 cm) and for females, 7.9 inches (20.1 cm), a difference which is statistically significant at the 5% level. The taller peak on the left reflects the higher proportion of female pianists in the sample; the male to female ratio was about 2:1.
A recent study of mostly Australian pianists collected hand span and other data. The results are described in a paper by Boyle, Boyle & Booker published in December 2015 by the Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference (http://www.appca.com.au/proceedings/). Some key results are presented below. You can also download a summary document: https://paskpiano.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/NCKP-Hand-span-data-Statistics-Summary-2015.pdf. The analysis of hand span data from 473 adult pianists includes estimates of gender and ethnic differences, hand span versus a pianist’s ‘level of acclaim’, and comparison with a separate study of university students undertaking business courses (i.e. mostly non-pianists). Results have also been compared with previous studies of pianists and non-pianists. See Earlier hand span studies Two hand span measures were collected – thumb to fifth finger (1-5) and second to fifth finger (2-5) active spans (maximum flat hand stretch) for both hands. For further explanation about taking hand span measurements, see: Measuring hand spans
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