Printable size gauge.
You almost certainly do not need this. Your kit contains all five sizes, and holding a real clip against your nose measures the fit better than paper ever will. Start there: the fitting guide shows you how.
This sheet is for the times the clips are not in front of you. Sizing a spare before you order one, or checking the reading you took by hand. It prints five paper notches cut to the internal width of each clip, and your nose picks the one it fits.
Airlift clip size gauge
Five paper notches, each cut to the internal width of one Airlift clip. Find the one your nose sits in comfortably and that is your size.
- STEP 1Check the scale below against a bank card. If it does not match, reprint at 100%.
- STEP 2Cut out a card along its dashed border. Cut the two dashed slits, then fold the strip between them backward on the solid line.
- STEP 3Rest the notch against the base of your nose. It should touch both sides lightly, without squashing them.
If the card overhangs, or leaves a gap, this sheet has been scaled and every notch below is the wrong width. Reprint with scaling set to 100% and page size A4, then check again.
Your nose should touch both walls of the notch lightly. Squeezed means go up a size. A gap on either side means go down.
Between two sizes? Take the larger one. A clip you forget about is the one you will keep wearing all night.
Sizing for sport? Take the smaller one instead. A firmer hold survives movement and sweat better.
Measurements are the internal width of the clip at the wing tips. This sheet is a guide to ordering a spare, not a substitute for trying the clips in your kit. airliftbreathing.co.uk