I am 140 pounds 5'2 tall I usually buy size XL I want to know if I can use it in a cold water? Stroke person needed for exercise our door pool
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The Suit can be used in cold weather in the water however I did find it difficult to get my shoulders inside of the suits perhaps since you're getting an extra large it'll be easier however the fact that she had a stroke may make it even more difficult that maybe something you want to consider. it's very difficult getting your shoulders in and especially out.
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I purchased this as I have an outdoor pool that I use year round. I do live in SoCal so the winters aren't extreme. The water still feels cold initially but once the suit gets wet and I start moving it is very comfortable. It can be a bit difficult to get off when it's wet. It took me a couple of times to figure out the best way to get it off, but I did figure it out. I am very satisfied with it.
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Probably M for Tri swimming. Lengthwise M is the right size but you may feel too tight. But it has to be tight so that no water flowing through. Hope it stretch out after using for a while.
46162
You will get wet. The vest is a good option for warmer water. A jacket is good for cooler water. I recommend not buying any item from wetsuit wear house unless you like sewing it yourself.
369644
I wore this at an indoor pool where the water was slightly warmer (85). The air temp was cool. I get cold easily, and I found the cool water made it's way up my back and became chilly if I wasn't doing something vigorous. The shortie I have bought since is a better choice for me. I think you may have to take in account how warm you are on a regular basis (I rarely feel the heat), and how vigorously you will be exercising.
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I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
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I am just shy of 6ft tall and have the 2XL long. If you are a thin person I would recommend the medium. If you are a bit larger build, I would recommend a size large or even extra large depending on what the size around, that needs to be covered. I am not a small person and the 2 XL long is more than large enough for me. The jacket is fairly lightweight and I would not recommend it for very cold weather. Other than that, it is a great jacket and very durable. Mine still looks almost new and it is the jacket I wear way more than any other jacket I have.
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My Title sauna suit works well. I have two one at home and one I use now here in Afghanistan. I would say you need at least an XL might want a XXL. Just remember you will also have to do other thing, i.e. workout, diet, drink lot of water. The suit will get you body up in temp and help you sweet but if you don't do these other things you will only loose water weight. Which will just come back. Hope this helps. Great Suit though. Joe W.
1386921
Yes, if you're source water temperature is warm enough. In colder climate areas you'll need the next size up.
459335
I'm 6'1" 230 size 13 shoe and I bought a size XL. I wear one layer of good insulation and they fit a little snug. Buy big so you can add insulation especially fishing in cold waters. Worth every dollar!
767420
Hi, I´m 5'9" and 140 lbs. I bought an Adult Medium (Size 4) and it's perfect for me. I suppose you are 38S in a business suit. If that is the case, Adult Medium Size 4 is my recommendation. Regards!
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I would never use a weight training vest such as this one for swimming. For one it is dangerous to have any excess weight on yourself when in a pool of water even with proper supervision. If you want to get the maximum benefit from this product, stick to using it for walking, jogging, hiking and running though adjust the weight accordingly. You don't want to exceed 15-20 lbs for running/jogging but start out slow with the weight for walking/hiking as you'll feel it in your quads, traps and hamstrings.
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Hi Jorge! Based on your measurements I would suggest the size 6XL sauna shirt. This size of shirt is made for anyone at 270 pounds or above. You do not want the shirt to be too tight, you should be able to move freely and comfortably when wearing the sauna gear. That being said, if the shirt does not fit how you expect, Kutting Weight offers free returns and exchanges with every order!
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It needs to fit perfect also in the pants because in the water it will be a problem if you have water inside the suit you'll be carrying more weight. I first used one of a friend for an olympic triathlon, that is my same size and was perfect for me . That why I decide to by one.
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Amazon sent me an email to answer this and I can't but I can say that the wetsuit is thick enough to work. We went to lake Michigan this summer and the water was very cold (I never went in) but my incredibly wussy, wimpy daughter did and was warm enough in it! :)
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I used mine in a sleeve on my lower back, after all the times I shoveled snow this past winter .. cold & then warm! Not sure about larger sizes, but this was fine for me.
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I am 5'9", 160lb, waist 34. I fit size medium or medium large wetsuit. You didn't mention your weight. My thought is that there may not be a wetsuit exactly fits you.However, my suggestion is that if your weight is heavier than me, you can choose medium large or large one, although it is much longer than you needed. But you can do something in your leg part and make it short.
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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!