New AccuSpan Measuring System
This attractive new system is user friendly and has several unique features including:

• The ability to fit very small hands and very large hands. The AccuSpan can measure span from 2"
  up to 7".
• When measuring for finger tip inserts, you can see the exibility of the finger from the side
  with the Finger Rest in place. This allows you to see the amount of forward or reverse pitch
  that might be required based on exibility.
• With Finger Rest in place, you can see edge of finger hole for simple verification of span
  and joint location.
• The ability to change forward or reverse thumb pitch while viewing new span fit
• Reads oval thumb angle; 0-60 degrees, left and right-handed (Master Set only).
• Can measure span in 2 ways, with and without the Finger Rest.
• Ease of seeing how the ball fits in the palm of the hand and allows you to shorten or
  lengthen to get the right fit.
• Service and replacement parts readily available.
  The Classic system includes 20 thumb sleeves from 1/2" - 1 3/32".
  

The Master Set includes all components listed in Classic set in addition to 36 Oval Sleeves.

Measuring Stick
This convenient span ruler will accurately measure new and existing drill layouts in addition to checking existing pitches up to .062". Features include 3 different types of measuring scales that conform to the surface of the ball, a lockable pitch blade so you can use with only one hand, a bridge marker (1/4" & 3/8"), and laser engraving for greater accuracy.

Scale #1:
Measure existing equipment by using the scale with the lockable pitch blade. Set  pitch blade to match the existing thumb pitch (forward or reverse). Set in thumb hole and measure the existing cut-to-cut or finished dimension. Take the guess work out of trying to calculate dimensions by taking the thumb bevel out of play. Measures up to 7".

Scale #2:
Layout new equipment. This is a standard span scale. Measures up to 6 1/2"

Scale #3:
Half Scale used to layout new equipment; used when working off a midline or center of grip. Measures up to 6 1/2"
Metric Scale version also available.
NOTE: The Measuring Stick was not designed to replace pitch gauges.