I would appreciate if some one would let know if the sizing of this heatgear is the same with coldgear? X-large of the coldgear fits me well. thanks
9813
never had the coldgear, but the heatgear shirt I ordered fit true to size!!
209069
I just guessed. I had on old one that I got from a workman's comp. Dr. That one was a large and seemed a little big. I ordered a medium and it fits really well. I wear a man's large in gloves if that helps.
1864715
Wish I could help you, but I generally wear small/medium size gloves. I'd imagine they would most likely be somewhat too small for you, but if you are closer to the large size, it might work. If you are usually wearing x-large, not so much. Sorry I can't be of further assistance. You may have to look for a good return policy and take a shot in the dark on this one
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.
880113
you want the regular ua or the heat gear the heat gear is made to keep you cool and dry and the cold gear is for keeping you worm and ua is the best it is worth every penny
1753
I am 6 foot, 210 lbs, and have a 34" waist. I wear the large heat gear compression leggings. I would say for you to get the medium leggings. Great product!
644830
Mine is packed away in a storage unit so I can't look at it now. I read all of the reviews and gauged what size I needed by the height and weight of other users. If you can find one at a sporting goods store to try on, that's what I did, then buy the size that's snug as you want to sweat in the thing.
1562787
I am about the same size. I have both the med. and large. The med. is a more snug fit, which I like the best, but for a looser fit, you might like the large the best. They both keep hands warm. I use them both, alternately.
2049806
There is a size chart on the Underarmour website. In the search field, just time in size chart. This will help you find your correct size. The fitted mock should fit snugly. That's what helps to keep the cold air out.
85812
Not really considered heatgear. They are pretty warm. Don't do much in the line of wicking. They do stay up over the calf. Enough positives that I would buy again
1194246
Albert: I am 6'5" 230. I ordered the "XX large" and it fit great. The sides of the vest completely break apart and attach by Velcro, making it easy to increase/decrease circumference fit. My waist is 42" and there is PLENTY of real estate on the 2X to increase from 42" up. Great vest, tons of Molly straps. The only thing I would suggest is looking for a belt loop apparatus to connect the vest to your waist so when you sit in a vehicle the vest doesn't raise up. I found that annoying, but maybe that's just me. I let a family member use it for a while and they loved the vest and didn't know what I was talking about! Hope this helps
268220
From having tried the Medium and Large versions of this vest, I would say the sizes that Domke uses is the same as typical size metrics. I wear a medium shirt, and the medium vest fits me well. Given what it is, it still has plenty of room to fit over jackets and whatnot, but if I wear just the vest, it has the same looseness as a medium shirt in the chest region (the lower portion is baggier of course). Large was larger than I felt was necessary. The medium works for me even over a winter coat.
2010058
Mine is the same and the large fit fine, but if you are trying to keep your hands warm underwater these gloves don't work well. Cold water rushes right through the stitching.
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I'm a40 chest with short arms. I ordered the medium and find it perfect in winter with 3 layers, but without the liner it's way too big for my frame in the summer. I'm in VA, and travel by bike, so my temp range is anywhere from 20Fahrenheit to 90 degrees. I wish I had been able to try the small, but I'm usually between sizes anyway. I'm not sure if that answers your question. I would guess that a medium would fit up to a42 chest size, with the liner. Amazon and Milwaukee both have excellent return policies, regardless.
268692
It's great just get one size bigger than you normally would and you'll have enough room for 2 thinner or 1 thick layer underneath. Its very lightweight. I'm not sure about how warm it is in extreme cold though because I just bought it.
1835814
I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of fit the normal ones bulk-up under my slim fitting suit, which I don't want. I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of... » Read More I'm 5'11", 145lbs. I'm skinny, but "nerd" skinny, not "rock-band-drummer" skinny. The medium fits great. It's skin tight and definitely compresses a little. I work outdoors in the summer in a full suit very frequently, and these fit tight enough that they don't bulk up my dress shirt and vest, which I really like. I also have medium in the normal (non-compression) UA Heat Gear V-Neck. Compared to the compression version, the standard version has a lot more "slop" in it, and hangs on me more like a regular T-Shirt. Both products are quality, but in terms of fit the normal ones bulk-up under my slim fitting suit, which I don't want. « Show Less
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I did worn it and seem fitting fine.. It did little warm and loose fitted fine.. No problem with it. I am glad I worn it for my bicycle safety.