I would appreciate if some one would let know if the sizing of this heatgear is the same with coldgear? X-large of the coldgear fits me well. thanks
9813
never had the coldgear, but the heatgear shirt I ordered fit true to size!!
1380610
I have a grown German Shepherd, and after reading the advice of another purchaser with a GS -- bought the medium. It appears it would be too small, but it is just perfect. Works great and glad it was purchased. That's the best I can offer -- if you can think of the comparison in size of dog, and make your choice. Sorry if answer comes late -- hopefully can help.
121595
Sorry, I like to be hot and I have had to run in frigid temperatures lately. I have not had these long enough to know how they behave in warmer temperatures. Based on my experience with other brands as well, they are no different in terms on how much I sweat. The support is excellent though. Hope this helps
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I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of fit the normal ones bulk-up under my slim fitting suit, which I don't want. I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of... » Read More I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of fit the normal ones bulk-up under my slim fitting suit, which I don't want. « Show Less
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I don't think there is a difference...the cold gear UA garments that I have are all very similar, whether they have EVO in the name or not. I have some of their older gear, not EVO, and it's the same fabric more or less...the EVO may be tighter is the only thing I noticed.
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I think I found a size chart on another listing from a different seller, since there wasn't one on this one (but the price was better); I think it the size chart may have even have been in one of the other customer reviews, but I don't remember exactly! If I were you, I'd look around at the other listings for this product, because I know that at least one of them has the size chart that helped me! Hope this helps!
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Sorry man. I went and looked for my old everlast gloves to see if they were the same fit and I must have tossed them. I'm pretty sure I wore XL in both Everlast and Title. It won't be much help, but I did first order the everlest protech gel gloves before buying these in the L/XL (yes that is one size) and they were small for me so I sent them back. Why not shoot the seller a question to see their exchange process and go Large for a Large?
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Albert: I am 6'5" 230. I ordered the "XX large" and it fit great. The sides of the vest completely break apart and attach by Velcro, making it easy to increase/decrease circumference fit. My waist is 42" and there is PLENTY of real estate on the 2X to increase from 42" up. Great vest, tons of Molly straps. The only thing I would suggest is looking for a belt loop apparatus to connect the vest to your waist so when you sit in a vehicle the vest doesn't raise up. I found that annoying, but maybe that's just me. I let a family member use it for a while and they loved the vest and didn't know what I was talking about! Hope this helps Albert: I am 6'5" 230. I ordered the "XX large" and it fit great. The sides of the vest completely break apart and attach by Velcro, making it easy to increase/decrease circumference fit. My waist is 42" and there is PLENTY of real estate on the 2X to increase from 42" up. Great vest, tons of Molly straps. The only thing I would suggest is looking for a belt loop apparatus to connect the vest to your waist so when you sit in a vehicle the vest doesn't raise up. I found that annoying, but maybe that's just me. I let a family member use it for a while and they loved... » Read More Albert: I am 6'5" 230. I ordered the "XX large" and it fit great. The sides of the vest completely break apart and attach by Velcro, making it easy to increase/decrease circumference fit. My waist is 42" and there is PLENTY of real estate on the 2X to increase from 42" up. Great vest, tons of Molly straps. The only thing I would suggest is looking for a belt loop apparatus to connect the vest to your waist so when you sit in a vehicle the vest doesn't raise up. I found that annoying, but maybe that's just me. I let a family member use it for a while and they loved the vest and didn't know what I was talking about! Hope this helps « Show Less
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I was using a military issue extreme cold weather bag and it fit fine...but I just about burned up when it was above 50 outside...ended up sleeping on top of the thing or half covered. Anyway, if you are worried about size, mine fit just fine. I am 5'11' 260. Used a thermarest under it.
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Good question. I am about same size and I got a large. So hard to get on and so tight I couldn't stand it. It may be that tightness is what makes it work. Not knowing I didn't get another. I would suggest an XL, but that may defeat its purpose.
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Hey bigman, I would recommend a Fuji Gi, they are only a little more money than this Gi and will not shrink like this cheaper type after washing. You 'will' sweat a lot in this heavy weight Gi, especially in the summer, so I would try a light weight Gi if possible. The Fuji Gi sizes are much more accurate. This Gi was too big for me and then shrunk a lot after washing. Always wash any Gi in cold water only and hang dry...no machine dry. Look on the name brand Gi size charts for the right fit. I'm 5'-7" 155lbs and an A2 Fuji Gi is perfect for me. The tops of this type of Gi can be a bit long (more like a Judo Gi), so its worth spending around $90 for a Fuji or Venum, I've been much happier with those two brands. Cheaper generic Gi's don't fit well and shrink...big time. Good luck
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I bought the outfit for my husband for the 2013/2014 hunting season and I asked him if it was warm and he said no. However I thought I should mention he did say that it seems to work and do the job it promises to do. Hope this helps you.
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I have a Weber Summit and had to order the x-large size. A little big but not to much--really makes it easier to put on. I sent you a quote of a review I found at Classic Accessories.com of someone who had a Weber Genesis grill that bought a medium which he stated fit just right. I do not know about it any more than that.
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I am 6'3" and have a 46" chest and a 36" waist, I bought the XL. It fits well. I can wear a polarfleece hoodie underneath, but it is snug. There are velcro straps on the side, but only to make it 1-2" smaller. XXL would have been better for me to add layers underneath, weather in Canada in the Rockies is so much cooler than south of the border . The arms might be snug, but if you're removing the sleeves...I think it looks cool without sleeves.
612825
You should go with size L. But I recommend an "Under Armour Men's Heatgear Sleeveless Tee". It is the new version of this sleeveless. Tristran.
71697
If you can, get an X-large they have it (not sure that they do). Even then, I suspect it will be too tight. I got a large and I am a 40C. Could not wear it. I did manage to get it on, but it painfully cut into my underarms and under bra area, and my shoulders were still rolling forward.
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I'm a40 chest with short arms. I ordered the medium and find it perfect in winter with 3 layers, but without the liner it's way too big for my frame in the summer. I'm in VA, and travel by bike, so my temp range is anywhere from 20Fahrenheit to 90 degrees. I wish I had been able to try the small, but I'm usually between sizes anyway. I'm not sure if that answers your question. I would guess that a medium would fit up to a42 chest size, with the liner. Amazon and Milwaukee both have excellent return policies, regardless.