I am 6&acute;2 and 180 pounds. What seize would i take ?
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I am exactly the same specs as you and the large fits well. You could probably wear a medium but it is going to be pretty snug.
1110532
Not sure about your weight. I am 6 ft 180 lbs and the large fits well for me
1481732
I'm 180lbs and have the medium. I would suggest you get the small. It still may slide down with vibration, because the design. It's a great product by the way!
208422
Go big. I weigh 165, am pretty fit (no beer gut) and had to squeeze into the medium.
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You should take a medium if you want more compression on the muscles which is good for preventing injury during workout. However, if you are bulky or wanted more comfort then large would be good. I take a medium and I'm 5'5", 154lb.
451711
I'm 6 foot 250 pounds. There tight on me but I love. Them. I suggest you get the large. The cuff in both ends are your biggest concern. Good luck
388243
extra large... I was 6' 200 lbs and the extra large was very loose . It should be a good fit for you.
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Well, I am now 5.10 and 220 and I have a size 6 for some extra room to move around in, I used to be 180 and the size 5 fit ok but a but snug. I would suggest a medium, you can always shrink it in the wash or hem the cuffs if it is too short.
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I'm 5'9" at 150lbs. Based on the length you would need A2. My gi did not shrink too much. YMMV.
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I'm about 6"2, 170 pounds, and a medium is a tad snug on me. You may find the size appropriate
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Hi christine. I am 6 2 and a muscular 216. The xl is perfect on me. U would probably be best served by a medium....but the size chart is fairly accurate. I suspect the l would be a bit billowy for you
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I am 5'2" and weight about 125. I pull it pretty tight. I think I would go to a sporting goods store and try on a junior size before ordering one. I do love it and use it a lot.
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Going with the slightly bigger gi will allow you to shrink it a bit. I wear an A3 and it's a bit big, tried an A2 and it was too small to roll in comfortably.
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In my opinion I would say "medium" ~ my dog was 54 pounds and there was room to spare. I used this device mostly before ACL surgery as my dog could not put any weight on his rear legs and I had to hold him up all of the time. If you are looking for something to just stabilize and assist occasionally (as with stairs) you might want to check Ruffwear harnesses; I got one of those from the vet after the ACL surgery and it worked very well.
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Hi Jorge! Based on your measurements I would suggest the size 6XL sauna shirt. This size of shirt is made for anyone at 270 pounds or above. You do not want the shirt to be too tight, you should be able to move freely and comfortably when wearing the sauna gear. That being said, if the shirt does not fit how you expect, Kutting Weight offers free returns and exchanges with every order!
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Get a large. As you lose weight, you can tighten the strings. You want to be comfortable.
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I am 6'2", and I have the standard size which fits great. There is still plenty of slack to either tighten it up or loosen. I would recommend the x-large based on your weight.