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
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never had the coldgear, but the heatgear shirt I ordered fit true to size!!
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Under Armour's web site has a size chart on it, here's the link http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/mens-tactical-compression-heatgear-t/pid1216007Hope this helps
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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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It appears Amazon is out of the Large. How about the Large Short (size LS)? It states it is the same chest and waist size but probably a shorter torso as it is listed for someone 5'7" to 5'9". Also I'm 6'0", 178lbs with a 42" chest and 34" waist. I ordered a Large and found it tight in the chest and especially around my neck. I workout but am not "thick". I had to get an XL and it fits pretty good. I guess I'm trying to say that they run a little small. Love the wetsuit by the way!
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I find it as warm as a medium fill down parka, but not quite as warm as a really high fill sub arctic rated down parka. It serves me well pn MOST winter days, all but the most frigid (below zero )
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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!
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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
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I returned it. I wouldn't recommend it. If you are looking for a heating pad - go with the original . There is also a "shawl" size heating pad that is nice - its kinda like a blanket.
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It's more compression in that it's snug fitting (to show off that Under Armour body!) It is not compression like compression shorts or cycling shorts. I wouldn't be surprised if UA offers a line of apparel like what you're looking for, but the Heatgear line probably won't do what you're wanting.
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Hey bigman, I would recommend a Fuji Gi, they are only a little more money than this Gi and will not shrink like this cheaper type after washing. You 'will' sweat a lot in this heavy weight Gi, especially in the summer, so I would try a light weight Gi if possible. The Fuji Gi sizes are much more accurate. This Gi was too big for me and then shrunk a lot after washing. Always wash any Gi in cold water only and hang dry...no machine dry. Look on the name brand Gi size charts for the right fit. I'm 5'-7" 155lbs and an A2 Fuji Gi is perfect for me. The tops of this type of Gi can be a bit long (more like a Judo Gi), so its worth spending around $90 for a Fuji or Venum, I've been much happier with those two brands. Cheaper generic Gi's don't fit well and shrink...big time. Good luck
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I was using a military issue extreme cold weather bag and it fit fine...but I just about burned up when it was above 50 outside...ended up sleeping on top of the thing or half covered. Anyway, if you are worried about size, mine fit just fine. I am 5'11' 260. Used a thermarest under it.
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I haven't actually worn mine and it is up for the winter, but I think that the sides are adjustable. I was advised by my friend who I tried on in September when it was blazing hot and his fit, that it is suppose to be worn snug. His was so nice and cool and the weight of the vest eased the tension in my neck. I weigh between 150 and 190 and ordered L/XL. Tried it on when I got it. Fit fine. Am looking forward to wearing mine this summer.
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The jacket is very flexible. I would still order the next size up. It will fit well but wont be restricting. I used mine for jet sking not fully submerged in the water. I dont like when something feels like it is choking you. Hope this helped.
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You should go with size L. But I recommend an "Under Armour Men's Heatgear Sleeveless Tee". It is the new version of this sleeveless. Tristran.
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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.
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I have a Weber Summit and had to order the x-large size. A little big but not to much--really makes it easier to put on. I sent you a quote of a review I found at Classic Accessories.com of someone who had a Weber Genesis grill that bought a medium which he stated fit just right. I do not know about it any more than that.
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I am 6'3" and have a 46" chest and a 36" waist, I bought the XL. It fits well. I can wear a polarfleece hoodie underneath, but it is snug. There are velcro straps on the side, but only to make it 1-2" smaller. XXL would have been better for me to add layers underneath, weather in Canada in the Rockies is so much cooler than south of the border . The arms might be snug, but if you're removing the sleeves...I think it looks cool without sleeves.