I'm short and short waisted, 5'1" and 113 pounds. I am always cold and usually am wearing a sweatshirt. Will this work or will I look like a puff ball
1552595
TA, This coat is not quite as puffy as a typical down jacket, but it appears similar and it definitely has the thickness typical of a cold weather winter jacket. It is very flexible and comfortable to wear but it is not a spring / fall weight garment.
1552596
This is one of the less puffy down jackets I tried on. I am always cold as well and this has kept me warmer this extremely cold winter in MN!
1552597
I'm 5'1 and 110. I'm wearing it right now as I write. I don't think it looks puffy at all. Fits well and very warm. Don't need to layer under it. You can probably wear a T-shirt and this jacket in 20 degrees and be warm. Hope this was helpful.
1552598
I bought this for my wife in a medium and she is 5'6" and about 115 lbs. She loves the coat and it does not look like it is too big. To her the hood feels a little over sized, but it isn't a complaint because it helps keep wind and blowing snow out of her face. Other than the hood size it is a great fit.
1552599
The jacket is fitted, and will probably give you more coverage length-wise.
1552600
My wife is 5'2" and I bought this for her for Xmas, she love it and says it's the best coat she's ever owned! I'd highly recommend it.
1552601
TA,This coat is not quite as puffy as a typical down jacket, but it appears similar and it definitely has the thickness typical of a cold weather winter jacket. It is very flexible and comfortable to wear but it is not a spring / fall weight garment.
259157
I, myself, am 5'9" and have a fairly short torso and the fleece does hang just below my crotch so I would say that it safe to assume that it would for you as well.
347689
I am 6'2 and weigh 258 pounds and I have the XXL and it fits me perfectly, but I also wanted a little bit bigger one so that I have the room in the jacket and bibs for extra clothes underneath them. I wear a pair of long Johns then my jeans over top of them then I put on my Frabill snow bibs on when I get to the lake. I also wear a T-shirt long Johns then a long sleeve shirt then I put on my Frabill Snow coat on when I get to the lake and I NEVER have any problems being cold. I used my Frabill Ice Suit in Colorado this year in -24 weather while ice fishing and never once got cold.
515160
I am about your size, 5'3' and 110-113 and I got a small. It fits fine. I am short waisted so I have to fold it over a little, but otherwise it is fine.
347692
I am 5"10" 230 lbs. and I went with the xxl suit. It is a tad big but gives me room to move around and add more layers of clothes if needed.You may want to go with the xl, the bibs fit me perfect and the coat is a tad big but not bad at all.I have NEVER gotten cold in this suit with minimal clothing and some pretty severe weather. You are going to love it!
1874757
i feel very comfortable -- it is hard for me to say whether it is cold or warm as people feel differently. It is breathable - I would say it will keep you cool. I have used for more than 4 weeks now. It has improved my sleep quality. Good luck!
457229
I'm 5'5" but I have a short torso. This is very thin, so it shouldn't be affected by torso length.
725926
It WOULD fit but I suspect it would be snug. I had never worn something like this before so don't know if it needs to be tight to work. I don't wear this often because of the snugness but when I put it on it does help the pain. So I'd suggest looking for an adjustable one first but considering how inexpensive this is you could try it if you can't find something else.
1453033
It would probably look fine. I'm 5'6" and it looked decent on me (maybe a bit on the small side).
1544646
it is a lil big and heavy but if u get a compression sack it will work. It is really warm, I use mine for back packing.
1538118
pretty much depends upon what you wear. If you are not layering a lot above the waist then it will fit snuggly.
1834731
One size fits all but it is tight for a middle size person. I'm sure it will work for you but I wouldn't leave it on for a long time, it might restrict your blood flow. Just my opinion.
1154745
Well it depends if you're the type who likes to cover up your head when sleeping then it would prob be too tight. But if you're like me & don't zip up over your head then u will be fine. It's top quality bag & by far the warmest I've ever used. Just make sure u have pad to put under u for extra protection from cold ground.
168204
I have two of these jackets, love them, but I am 5' 10", about 185 and wear an xl, they are not super tight, plenty of room for a sweatshirt, so I'm guessing you could wear a medium unless your planning on wearing multiple layers underneath.
122156
Depends how cold you keep your house. I've used sleepers along with the sack and just short sleeve onesies.
1154744
You're going to be tight. The weight part isn't a big deal but your height is right on the outside edge of being too tall. I think your foot size would be OK but you won't be able to stretch out with the sleeping bag hood is cinched up tight. I'm 5'9" and there is lots of spare room for me. Good luck, stay warm ands safe. //BB//
197039
I'm 5'7" and weigh about 160 lbs so obviously I'm pretty stocky with good upper body muscle. The medium worked for me but I think for you the small would be better. Definitely get the zipper. It's a lot easier then pulling it off and on.