I am 5'10 and 225 libs. I like my sweatsuits a little baggy. I am thinking XXL. What do you think?
522876
XXL the pants will be about three inches too long. This is a very nice warm up suit hope this helps
522877
It may be a good idea. But the XXL is still very small, I had to take out the band from the pants to make itwork.
522878
I'm 5'6" and weigh 166lb. I bought a size med. and it fits good except that it is about 3 inches to long in the lags. Hope this is some help to you. Gary
488308
you should order the xxl but remember when you start to lose weight the suit will become bigger but still works the same. I was about the same weight when I bought. so it will fit you tight and you will sweat immediately.
406185
xl will be a tight fit, like wearing a large(regualr clothes size) ( my shirts i wear a xl) .... i had to send the xl back i got in it but it was a struggle. i'm 5'-9" 195-98lbs , 40 in waist . i have one xxl (1) and two xxxl (2). it takes some getting use to get in and out of the suit. after a while it will stretch a bit. you having a smaller waist then me xxl should fit you fine...if you have wide shoulders then the xxxl might do you bettter. hope this helps you out....
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A "Large" should fit you just fine for your height and weight. You will be able to wear a sweat shirt and under garments (layering) inside the bibs with no problem. The bibs length is for 6' average and the length of the sleeves should be perfect as well. Enjoy!
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I'm 5'1 and 110. I'm wearing it right now as I write. I don't think it looks puffy at all. Fits well and very warm. Don't need to layer under it. You can probably wear a T-shirt and this jacket in 20 degrees and be warm. Hope this was helpful.
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Howard i am x large & it is good i have room i would say stick with xx large allowing for some room i think extra large won,t give you the room you need the suit is made very well it,s not huge the pants have draw string so your good there i like the suit MIKE
1338626
I have a 46"+ waist. and the xxl work well for me. These are just sweat pants with cargo pockets and a camo look.
1004932
Yes, I think that would probably be the best option. Review the size chart to see what they say. Typically, "XXL" means 40-42" (US). At the time I purchased them, I was probably a 41" ;-) Still, XXL should have fit; I was definitely not in the 38" realm but, for those, I needed to be at least 2-3" thinner... Hope that helps!
5651
Definitely NOT the XXL! I'm normally an XL and bought the XXL which was the right choice for me but I'm 5'10" and 230lbs and it's just a little large. One size up should work for most people.
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That would probably fit snug. If you went with the XL you'd have a little room for sweats or thermals. Also the extra room makes it easier to get on/off. I'm 6'3" 220lbs and got a XL long. They're a little baggy but I like it that way.
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XXL, XL might be too snug, but with your size and weight, plus most wet suits are snug and usually are a size smaller, so my best advice is go with XXL.
295321
I just wore my long johns and a shirt over them and put a coat on. If my coat was too small I ordered the next size up. ....average male should be a large
2246579
Yeh, XXL might be good as far as length goes. I'm 5'7" and 240 and the XL comes right to my waist.
300750
I would suggest a tall large. I am 5"10 and a regular large is perfect. Be safe rather than sorry go for the tall.
38672
I wear a mens xxl and it pretty much fits true to size. I am a 52 in jackets... So figure a mens xxl would be spot on for a larger, 200plus lb. man. A larger female could probably fit a large or xl.
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Ummm I don't know, I say they run kind of big to me. I'm 6'2" slim built 175lbs & I've got an L & think I could've gotten a M so I guess I'll say any where from between an M to a XL for you depending on how you like your things to fit you, I prefer a pretty slim fit, this fits kinda big to me but it's not to bad plus adding the 2 drawstrings at the bottom, I hope I was able to answer your question.
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Im 5'10'' 200-215 depending on training. I fit comfortably in an xl. I found wearing a long sleeve t-shirt and knee sox a help in keeping sweat from draining out of the suit at the cuffs. This thing really works......you are in a sauna...not sure what type of training you have in mind...best use I think is conditioning.