How long is the large? I purchased the medium based on answers here for my waist size and I am missing about 8 inches of "real estate".
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Answer here...I'm a 40 inch wast and there is plenty of room to buckle my belt
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The Padded Battle belt is awsome but requires a webbed belt(inner) to function such as Condor Tactical Belt orBLACKHAWK! Enhanced Military 2.25-Inch Web Belt (Modernized)You should be very happy with this set up. I am a 38' waist and I am very pleased.
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I haven't actually measured it, but I do k ow my waist measurement so I'm guessing about 40"
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You need a SMALL! Not a medium as indicated in other posts. Here is what is stated on the package:Measure Around the WaistSM 30"-35" (75-87 cm)MD 35"-41" (87-102 cm)LG 41"-46" (102-115 cm)Also, the belt is NOT adjustable.
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I am the same waist size as you, 29" . I bought the Small, and it fits great, and still has room for more than 30". A medium would be uncomfortable for us small waist peeps.
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Hi Susan, my waist is 40 inches also and the medium fits fine. The strap is adjustable so you can make it smaller or larger than the 40 inches.
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I would go with the waist measurement. But to be sure call the company and ask them then you can also ask about returning it if it does not fit.
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I bought the large and they were about a 38'' waist. I wear 34'' to 36''. hope that helps.
358749
For someone with a waist this size the belt you want will be a size Large which is 48 inches long. The belts run a little small. I have a 32-34 inch waist and the Large fits perfect.
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I have a 33" waist and I bought the medium size. It's perfect for me but for someone with a much larger waist it would be hard to use. I'd guess for a waist of maybe 40" or less the medium would be good and for bigger, the large would be good.
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that was my issue. After buying the medium size I returned it and got the large. Large works out well for IWB with a 34 waist and OWB you will be at the second or third last hole on the belt leaving a fairly long tag. It's a good belt and great for EDC. I use it for business casual and with suits. No issues with it after 6 mos. Hope this helps.
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I had to get a medium for my dog (16 inches long). The exact measurement of my large (after washing & drying on medium heat) is 19" from tail to neck. The length from the bottom of the rear leg of the pajamas to the midline at the tail base is 11 inches. The large legs kept falling off my dog. Hope this helps.
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I have a 40 inch waist and the large is big on me so if I were you I would go with the medium.
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mines about 8" and I chose the medium. It's not too tight on me so I would suggest a Medium for you as well. Your best bet is to go to Sports Authority or somewhere local where they have this item and try it on first. That's what I did before making my purchase at Amazon to save a couple of dollars...LOL :-)
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I would go with the 6-8 and then add padding if you need to increase the size. Like I said in my review, the waist is closer to 27" than to the listed 26" but if it had been too small I would've made a duct tape dummy (google it for instructions) and then taped it on top of the form to make it conform to my measurements. Better too small than too big-- it's not like you can shave down the form to make it smaller.
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I think my 34 x 36 pair fit about right in the waist and quite a bit longer. But, long is good when you have trouble finding tall sizes.
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I first bought a XL. I am a 42 in. waist and it fit fine, but I just had hernia surgery and I wanted it a little tighter. So then I bought a large and it fits the way I wanted it. I would say a medium.
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From fitmaternity.com:Waist sizing:Designed to fit the size you are now and heading towards.Measure your circumference midway between waist and hipssmall: up to 34"medium: up to 38"large: up to 46"x-large: up to 55"xx-large: up to 64"these belts are about 6" shorter than the length indicated as they are designed to stretch to fit. In addition there is about 8" of waist adjustment that allows them to adjust downward