Is this a compression item, just want a soft no restricting pull-on. Will an XL or XXL be okay for 230 lbs man?
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The sun sleeves is not a compression. It is soft with little restriction because of elasticity which conform to the shape of your forearms and biceps. The material is thin so use care when pulling on and taking off. As for the sizing, you can't go wrong by chosing the size of pearl izumi jersey you wear. So if you wear XL in pearl izumi jersey get a XL Sun Sleeves.
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Not a compression item, I have 14 inch biceps and use the Mediums, Im 5' 10" 175 lbs
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I am sorry i did not answer your question sooner. But these are not compression items. They are very comfortable and living in Florida i can testify to the fact that they actually make your arms cooler in the heat. I also like the fact that i don't have to put suntan lotion on my arms when i ride.
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XXL is what fits me well. i am 6'2" 215 Lbs. It will probably be tight or worse on you. I think this is teh largest they make.
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XXL should work. We purchased an XL for a 5'8" 200 pound man and it fits well.
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i'm still learning UA's category myself, i'm 190cm and 90.5kg and for the time being, L size fits me comfortably, the "compression" style needs someone more slim though would look great if you dont have obliques
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I bought this for my brother who is about a man's XL. This would definately fit a woman XXL. And it won't do that annoying thing when some grease hit you and the apron doesn't block it. Full coverage!
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Length wise is should be fine... Im 5'10 and the length is fine.. Im 230 lbs and its a tight fit tho, so if you're skinnier than me you should be fine
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Regarding dis particular item,i purchased large...its pretty loose,i shudve bought medium instead...in my most humble opinion,buy medium coz u want da compression feeling afterall,dats da reason y ur purchasing dis item
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i am 6.0 212lb and XL fits ok. If you are in shape just large it will be ok. If you are out of shape with a gut (like me ) you will feel the pressure ofit at 220
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Definitely get the XXL. I just got my XL delivered today and it fits perfectly on my 650 cruiser, a much smaller bike than your husbands.
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I am 6ft 250 lbs, I have the xl, it is snug, xl should probably work well, it has built in elastic so it won't be loose
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We have the Large, and at 225 lbs, my son fit the upper extent of that size. I'd recommend the XL size to allow some comfort and mobility.
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This suit will definitely help you out as long as you use it every other day or so. I'm 6'0 /255 lbs with a 44 inch waist and wear an XXL so I believe an XL should be the ticket for you. Keep in mind they're alittle long in the leg but it not that big of a deal.
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As someone posted, go by the shirt size. So XL would be around 46-48 shirt size. XXL would be 50-52 shirt size. I will be honest. I ordered the product and it did not fit right. It did not give support to my left shoulder. I have this product and it works much better: EVS Sports SB03 Shoulder Brace (Medium)
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I'm 37 and the L is perfect. I suggest you buy the X-L. Remember that if it's too large, it won't hold your "unmentionables" in place and will defeat the purpose. Remember to wash in cold water and hang dry or they might shrink.
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The 4XXL may be a good fit for you. I ordered it by accident and exchanged for the 2XXL which is a good fit for me at 190 lbs.
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They run small on the compression ones .. But my man is a lil bigger I got him a 2xx .. When it arrived I thought wow that's small but he put it on and fit great .. I would go with a 2xxlori answered on January 18, 2014
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I bought a large/XL for my dog who measures 31 inches in that area. The L/XL should work perfectly for you and your lab. It really does reduce pulling. I tried going back to my dog's choke collar once last week and it was an awful walk again....me being dragged around and "yelling" at him to stop pulling and heel! I couldn't wait to get back home and get the spoon halter back on. Happy hiking...should make it a lot safer for you, especially on steeper downhill slopes.