Women's Fit & Size Guide
O'Neal for women riders.
Built from 30+ rider reviews across 5+ O'Neal products.
O'Neal sizing at a glance
Runs small
27 of 32 women riders reported it runs small.
Most riders size up one if they're between sizes.
O'Neal sizing & how to measure
Measure yourself once, then match it to O'Neal's chart on any product page. Here is exactly what to measure for each kind of O'Neal gear.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Hips
Measure the circumference, from pelvic bone to pelvic bone, at the widest part of your hips below the waist.
Inseam
Measure from the highest point of your crotch down to your ankle, along your inner leg.
Hand Length
With your dominant hand open and fingers extended, measure from the base of your palm where it meets your wrist, to the tip of your middle finger.
Feet
What size shoe do you wear?
How O'Neal fits women, from real riders
Shop O'Neal gearWhat riders praise
- Lightweight and comfortable for MX riding
- Strong grip and good control feel
- Excellent value for the price
- Comfortable and lightweight for motocross riding
- Subtle branding that does not overpower the design
- Elbow cushions included
Watch-outs
- Run slightly small across all four reviewers, size up if between sizes
- Runs slightly small, most reviewers in this range noted a snug fit
- Very stiff out of the box — hard to shift until fully broken in
- Minimal ankle flex
- Waistband can feel stiff until broken in
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