I am 6'2" and 215 lbs. does it matter if I get a narrow or a wide version?
348996
No. A friend of mine is about the same size and he has used it for sprints. I would recommend the narrow since it allows for a greater variety of exercises. Hope this helps.
1469522
it's a little too narrow for me and I'm 5 11" 185 lb...so I would choose something wider
41297
I am a 71/2 ... narrow narrow feet... I got the half-sizer, but because my feet were so narrow, I got what I call a heel gripper and the sloggers fit fine. You can buy them at CVS or Rite Aid ...Good Luck.
2236418
I believe the prices vary according to stock availability. When I purchased the wide one it was only a dollar more than the narrow one.
351491
Yes, as far as I know, that means your width. M would be regular. just make sure it don't mean mens.
15644
If your foot is narrow s/m should be okay. If the foot is wider the I would go M/L.
1455080
You weigh only a little more than me. I am at 230 and have no difficulty. I guess the main thing would be where you carry your weight. If in the rump there might be a little difficulty with the width. Other than that I really think it would work for you.
187068
I am 5'10" and 215. The XL fits fairly tight so you might have to go to the next size....but the fit might not be all that good. Try communicating with O'Neill with your measurements to see what would work.
2135275
I would get the size down. It really doesn't matter as you can tighten the velcro to make it snug. The width is the most important part. You need to keep that foot at a 90 degree angle. Good luck! It has worked for me, but you have to give it at least 3 months........
245541
My feet are narrow and they seem to feet just right so maybe not wide enough. Hope this helps.
1098905
Not sure if I I have seen that. You may want to check the official website for specs. I am 6' 215 and I am good I have a friend that is 6'2" probably 225-230 and he is the one who sold me on it.
191817
At 6'2" I have no issue with fit. Plenty of adjustability between the seat and boom length. Get clipless pedals and shoes to prevent leg suck. Want to make sure your heel doesn't strike the cross member if the boom is set too short. With the Rover, links must be removed or added when the boom is adjusted.
2271484
Get 6.5. It can always be cut down. Also make sure you get the right width.
1511833
They tend to be a little bit bigger in size so I'd try the 80lbs size first. If that is too small, try the 175lbs. They're around $10, so it's better to try two different pairs to be sure. Smaller would be best to start with. Good luck...
1369960
My lower legs are thin, but I have meatier legs above the knee. I got the adult short leg first and found it too tight on my leg above the knee. However I had no trouble getting it over my cast which went to my knee. I reordered and got the wide leg which worked out much better for my leg. Both offered a seal tight fit, so, for me, it came down to comfort. If your legs are thin, you can probably get by with the adult short leg.
1416571
Consider this...are you likely to take tight corners? Are you short? I got a 170 because I'm short...5"4" and maybe a 30 inch inseam.
1070649
I have size 8 feet and they work fine. I would think the width of your feet would play more of a factor on whether they would work. Don't think they would do well if your feet are narrow. Not sure about length. Sorry I couldn't be more help.