DAYTONA Corp. Water-Oil Temperature Sensor

We want everything to fit right . Take some quick measurements if you are unsure of your current clothes size. The most accurate measurements will be those you take in your underwear, applying the measuring tape directly to your body.

Please note that the information in this size chart is not specific to the manufacturer's products as we currently do not have the manufacturer's original size chart. The details in the size charts are not binding and are for guidance only. If something does not fit you, of course you can exchange the goods with us (see FAQ Exchange / Complaint).

• Men
• Women
• Helmet
• Shoes & Boots
• Gloves

Apparel for men

A. Body height:
Take off your shoes and stand barefoot with your back against a wall to measure your body height to the top of your head.

B. Chest circumference:
Measure horizontally around the widest part of your chest.

C. Waist circumference:
Measure horizontally around your waist.

D. Inside leg length:
Inside leg measured from the crotch to the ground.

Apparel for women

A. Body height:
Take off your shoes and stand barefoot with your back against a wall to measure your body height to the top of your head.

B. Chest circumference:
Measure horizontally around the widest part of your chest.

C. Waist circumference:
Measure horizontally around your waist.

D. Inside leg length:
Inside leg measured from the crotch to the ground.

Helmet sizes

A. Use a measuring tape around the widest point of your head (approx. 1 cm above the ears) to get the correct measurement for a helmet.

Apply the calculated value from the table.

Shoes & Boots

A. Place both feet on a sheet of paper. Draw a vertical line to mark the tip and heel end of your foot.

B. Measure the lengths of both feet.

C. Compare the length of the bigger foot with the size table to find your perfect shoe size.

Gloves

A. Measure the circumference of your hand at the widest point around your palm to find the correct glove size.

Copy the value into the table