how do you know your shorts size
200732
For these, it's the same as your underwear size. But these shorts run small, so you may want to go up a size
200733
I ordered several pair of these running shorts and they are my favorite ones. Medium for me and I wear 33 or 34 waist pants.
180136
The size is your waist size. Take a tape measure and measure around your waist. Then choose the belt for your waist size.
371400
There is a measurement scale on the website it will tell you what size you need
149409
I wear size 34 jeans (actual measurement ~36") and ordered a size large based on the answers here. I find these shorts don't keep the cup in position effectively.
369084
We have added a detailed sizing chart to the description of all of our products. I hope this helps. in case you can't find that here is the sizing info. Sizing: Our original PolyTech shorts are cut for muscles and made for activity so they tend to run a bit large when compared to normal sizing. Small: Waist 26-30, Length 19'' Medium: Waist 30-34, Length 20'' Large: Waist 34-36, Length 20'' X-Large: Waist 38-42, Length 21'' XX - Large: Waist 44-52, Length 22'' Material: 100% Polytech (polyester based material)
125858
The only way to be sure is to go to pearl izumi's website, look up this short specifically, then view the size chart and ask the women in question to find what their size is. I do rate this short as absolutely true to size. I'm 5'9'' 120lbs and the size "small" fits me perfectly.
1912677
Weight doesn't really have an input on this but what you want to do is measure your inseam. From your groin to the bottom of your foot. Take that number and multiply it by 0.65. That number will reveal your frame size. If the exact size isn't there then round off down to the nearest size. That's what had to do. You can always adjust the seat higher. As for model, the more precious the metal, the lighter & lighter is always good but its gets pricey.
961269
Size is determined by measuring the OUTER diameter of the SEAT POST -OR- measuring the INNER diameter of the SEAT TUBE where the seat post goes in. Using a caliper is the best choice for measuring the outer/inner diameter. If you absolutely can't acquire/use a caliper for a minute, you can use a ruler and try to read it with your eye, but be aware of small differences (ie. 27.0mm vs 27.2mm)
303274
Get medium. The shorts are fundamentally loose by design (they are running shorts after all). More often than not I've found that medium shorts are roomy enough, though it does vary some by manufacturer. Large feels like a kilt.
113062
Darin, Google ASO sizing chart, it will instruct you on measuring and establishing your size.
533835
Check your inseam length too. Then use that information and look at the size charts for bikes to see which one is recommended for you. If you're somewhere in the middle of two sizes then go down to ensure that you won't have a bike too big for you.
1112613
The size corresponds to your waist size and torso length. Osprey's and REI's websites provide detailed specs on sizing.
581049
Not positive, but a medium or large should work. The shorts are quite elastic so medium would probably be your best bet, if I had to guess. I'm 6 feet tall and 205 lbs and I use an xl and there's plenty of room for my 34 inch waist. Hope this helps, good luck
8738
the sizing chart starts with your hip size if you know that then s.m.l. xl are the sizes so measure them to know your size ok
650758
They give a measurement on the size they fit, look at the ad and measure your grips, there are 2 different sizes
3608
Sorry, I read your info wrong. However, I went from a 36 to a 33-34 and these shorts are one material and the Velcro makes up the flexible size you'll need. I will say a 30 in this short will definitely work.
137346
I purchased Large, I wear 34 waist and they fit well with plenty of room in the waist. Zoic website has a sizing chart, XLarge shows 36 for non-elastic waist and 36-39 with elastic waist. These shorts have elastic waist so should fit 36 thru 39. The shorts have a comfortable nylon belt as well to keep them from falling down..........