I wear 34-36" waist in jeans, but my main question is about the bioflex cup. How do I know what size of cup to get?
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It comes with a cup included, and I believe it's one size fits all since, as far as I know, it doesn't let you select a size...
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I'm a 36 waist too and this is a bit snug. It's comfortable for an hour or two, then my back begins to hurt, so you may want to go a size up, depending on your intended use. It will likely become more comfortable with use, though.
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link to sizing here. https://www.shockdoctor.com/ultra-compression-short-with-ultra-carbon-flex-cup
645105
Since you wear a normal size 32, if I were you, I'd get the Large size: waist size 34 to 36. Here's why: The outer belt is the same length as the inner one and even though you wear the inner belt the same way that you do with a regular belt; lapped in front, right side over left, the outer belt, that has the holster and mag pouches already on it, has to fit over the inner one, thus, by itself, making it less of a lap. Also, the outer belt should be set up so that it laps in back, thus going left side back over right side back with the 'keeper' fastened. The reason it is done this way is so that when you bend over to pick up dropped mags or brass, if you don't have a small nut harvester (a football shaped wire basket that rolls on the ground over the brass, so that the brass pops through the flexible wires and is usually trapped inside - Dillion Precision sells them for ~$45 + tax and shipping), that extra thickness of belt lap will interfere with you bending over. Also if you were to lap the outer belt in front, it has much more of a tendency to open up or spread open and possible come unattached, when bending over. You have to try it both ways to see what I mean; that it's much preferred to have the outer belt lap itself in back of you. Hope this answers your question. If you save brass, be sure to check out the 'nut harvester' wire baskets: It sure beats the heck out of all of that bending over to pick up brass!!!
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I would get the Medium for sure. I got the large and it isn't tight enough. I have same size waist. I am gonna have to put more holes in my belt. Also the belt is really stiff might bruise your hip bones. Just roll the belt and flex it to break it in. That will help a lot. I hope I helped sorry about the late response.
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The first answer is helpful, HOWEVER, I am a 31" waist. The small fits too snug to wear comfortably, the medium was closer to the 35" mark and fit very loosely. Sizing is accurate, but do not order smaller if you are borderline.
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My waist size is 30- meaning some times when I am buying pants I will need to get a 29 if available. I ordered the M and it works for me, but I have too much belt left over. Sometimes I am tightening it up in the gym. I would go with the S.
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I bought size Medium, 30 inch inseam. I have 34 inch waist and 32 inch inseam. The legs on these still have a couple inches of extra length that just bunches up, and I have enough room in the waist. I would suggest that you buy the same size, Medium.
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Thanks Martha. I like my clothes loose so cinch my jeans down to a 36/37. Do you think the XL is still the right size? What about length? Terry
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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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I wear size 33 or 34 for jeans and I made the mistake of buying the large. It's just a tad bit lose. If you wear a 35 I would get the medium. As for the belt loops I'm not the seller, but they should have a item description otherwise I wouldn't buy it. Another suggestion I have is to go to your local store that sells gear and try a few belts on. Then buy the one you want on amazon.
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I have a 24 inch waist. I bought the medium. I think you should get the large or even the extra large, if they have it. Definitely the extra large, because there's enough to tighten as much as you need. Good luck!
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Depends on how tight you can squeeze your waist. I used to be 32 and that's when I first got this belt in Medium. Now I wear 36 size pants but I still use the Medium size belt. My waist can compress quite a bit though, and I like my belt extra tight. Cheers.
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I bought a pair a medium for my 42 inch waist hubby and they fit snugly but not too snugly. so I would guess a medium for you? hope this helps.
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I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure... » Read More I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. « Show Less
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If your legs are the size of the leg in the picture with the sleeve on it, get a Small. That's the best advice and answer I can provide. I bought the largest size they have, my legs are a little fat where my quadriceps and hamstrings meet my knee; and those are too small. I'm sorry I don't have an exact measurement of the circumference of the area I just mentioned, thing is, I have a szize 42 waist. If you're that size or bigger, forget it, try a local Sports Authority or something so you can try one on before you buy one. This will save EVERYONE time, money, etc if they DON'T fit.
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Hi Diana, I have a 36 waist and the #5 is perfect for me...I am 5.9 as well.all the best