Whats your recommendation for a 6'0" man, 168 pounds?
1078732
10 /10, it´s heavy and flexible, 100% recomended for Judo and Japanesse Jiu Jitsu
1078733
I'm 6'2" 210 lb and I wear a size 6. You should probably order big and then shrink it to size by washing in hot water and drying until it's the right size. The pants were very long and needed to be hemmed.
1078734
I'm 6'1" 168lbs. My size 5 fit well after a hot wash and full dry. I prefer long arms and pants. Go w/ size 4 if you wash cold & hang dry and like a more tapered fit. Very soft top though. Pants are PJ like & soft. Don't seem as durable but haven't torn yet. Worth the money.
1601815
I'm 5'10" and 200lbs and I opted for the large size and they are just barely large enough. I think a regular should work for you just fine.
1009112
I would definitely go for the largest unit. I am 6'1" and 180 and while the weight I do not think is an issue I definitely think that you will want some room for moving around. These are fantastic hammocks. You will love it.
1154743
Your height is going to make it a close fit. Weight wise you should fit comfortably.At 6'1" 180 height wise I have a few inches of wiggle room. Hypothetically, it would be like wearing a t shirt for you
1985408
I am 6' 00", 200 pounds and EXCEPT for the wider than normal space between the seat & back ... you should be fine. I have been using a folded towel which I have put in the space as needed ... not great, but comfortable enough .... a piece of foam would be better. The other negative for me are the "rollers" on the leg extension arms ... they don't roll well. If I didn't have to have a "space saver" type bench I wouldn't buy this one as it is not as sturdy as a one piece bench. I do miss my old Marcy. Use it in great health!
2209032
For sure go with the 78 to 108, like you said more support, as when you stretch out the shorter one get a bit flexable.....Hope that helps.
2960
I am 6'4" 330 lbs. While I would like one of these, I seriously doubt it would fit, so I went to http://www.bigmen.com/vests/ultimatevest.html bought this one and had adjustments made. It may not be as sturdy, but works for me and I don't like cross draw pistols.
1585371
I have this item which I paid $70 for but could not use. It is very comfortable but not for a tall skinny guy. I will gladly see you this item for $50-used for 1/2 a block(essentially a trial to see if it was for me) If interested email me at DrCPsychman@aol.com and I'll ship it to you UPS.
1173578
I would order the 6' one so that you have a few inches to spare and can sleep a little deeper in the bag on cold nights.
917415
I would definitely say go with the 18". Unless you have long legs the 20" might be too much of a stretch and end up being rather uncomfortable
2241766
I'm 6ft 200 lbs and no problems yet. They are a little cheap but well designed. We've been using them for a like over a year. For the money I really don't think you can do better.
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.
671584
You will need a bigger backpack, 65 ltr is best for 5'5" - 5'7" with minimum gear, look at 75 ltr or bigger. Sorry I took so long to answer.
573175
you need a larger board at your weight .I forget how big they make the board , 44" would be the best , it will be quicker and still carry your weight.
144801
Well...since I'm of the "more is better" persuasion, my knee-jerk answer is the 22lb. That said, though, I'm 5' 8" & 150 and the 17.6 works just fine. Of course, I haven't actually tried the 22lb, so can't say whether it might really be better and worth a couple of bucks. Hope that helps!
579825
I would agree with the 16 cm. I LOVE this seat, has made a huge difference in my comfort level over long rides. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
1898701
I think I would go with the 44" model. If I had to do it over again I would jump up to the next size.