With 42 chest, 38 waist plus thermals and maybe fleece under, do you suggest Large or XL? Need to move easily while backpacking.
141295
I'm 48,38 and can do a base layer and a thin fleece but not much more with an xl.
141296
Well, this is just a guess but I would say XL sounds better for you. You need to try it on before buying it!
117932
I'm 2 inches taller than you and 44 pounds heavier, and a large fits me nicely. I'd suggest you go with a medium.
748234
I'm 6'5" and 215lbs. My chest measures 44 and I have a Large/Long coat on-hand. I'm swimming in it and am going to have it tailored. Looking at the sizes though doesn't make sense, considering the Large is for 41-44 inches and the medium is for 37-40 inches. You could probably have a 50" chest and still fit fine in the Large... I'm about to order a Medium/X-tra Long and try that out. I'm expecting that will also still have plenty of room.
1110535
If your chest measurement is no more than 42, size large will easily be sufficient. You need to get t to fit tight enough to do the most good. As to your height, the large will be plenty long. These things run long. I'm shorter than you are and mine is almost too long. Good luck. Hope this helps Remember to wash it in cold water and hang up to dry.
740625
I'm 6'2' also and about 220 lbs. I know I purchased the largest size available (I think the XXL). I like some room so I can wear a good base layer if needed. If you are in a climate that gets below 20 F I would say go big so you can add sweatshirt under it comfortably.
1652442
x-large should be ok. take 44 (i think) and it fits fine with a little room to spare...
998495
I'm about the same build, a little shorter, but roughly 240 and 36 waist...My recent purchase of KW products were all 2x and as far as shirts fit quite snug...Ultimately your decision, but I think the large may be a bit uncomfortable for you.
1901909
This thing packs down tiny! I'm 6-4 and has leg room left over. If you are shorter, may consider something smaller! I wouldn't go out in anything less than 40 degs though. Add a fleece liner might get you down to 30.
17701
I am a 54 regular in a jacket size and I fit comfortably in the XL, however I do not wear on the outside of my regular hunting clothes. Depending on the region your hunting in really dictates where your comfort level will be. I wear a long sleeve tee and thermal bottoms under my HECS to help wick perspiration in warmer weather. Beyond that you can layer as the weather in your region dictates. Happy Hunting.
521107
Well I can fit my regular cold weather sleeping bag in the medium, so I believe the x-large should easily fit your sleeping bag. With the compression aspect you can shrink your storage and make a lot more room in your hiking back pack. It's really awesome!
268004
Get the large. It will be fine. XL will be too big I think. I was a 38 and wore the large.
181168
The XL would be your best bet. After all if it is a little baggie that isnt a bad thing.
198382
I am 42" chest, and have a large. That works great over 2-3 layers. If you need to wear it in real cold weather, over thick layers, you might want to go up to XL
746937
Hi there, you are almost the same size/weight of me, I bought an XL, it is only a little bit loose (mentioning that I only wear one T-shirt underneath as I live in an area with very hot weather) so with that being said, if you live in a cold place and planning to wear more than just one t-shirt underneath this jacket, then the XL is the right choice for you I think.
195109
Assuming normal shoulder width, I would go with a Large. If fishing in cooler climates, perhaps a XL for layering . Great vest. Hope this helps !
1638570
I brought a XXL. I have a 52 in chest and a 38 in waist and it fits great. The jacket also adjusts for the waist and it turns in to a vest for the really hot days.
905131
I found this online: White Sierra Men's Size Chart S M L XL XXL XXXL Chest 36-38 39-41 42-44 44-46 46-48 50-52 Waist 28-30 32-34 36-38 38-40 40-42 44-46 I played with the spacing above which got knocked out of whack after I cut and pasted the info here. Even after that it seems to go back to having all the letters crammed together for the sizes, but you should get the picture either way. Hope that helps! My XXXL pants did fit very well for my 44-46 size waist (depending on how good I have been for that week).