I am 140 pounds 5'2 tall I usually buy size XL I want to know if I can use it in a cold water? Stroke person needed for exercise our door pool
293121
The Suit can be used in cold weather in the water however I did find it difficult to get my shoulders inside of the suits perhaps since you're getting an extra large it'll be easier however the fact that she had a stroke may make it even more difficult that maybe something you want to consider. it's very difficult getting your shoulders in and especially out.
293122
I purchased this as I have an outdoor pool that I use year round. I do live in SoCal so the winters aren't extreme. The water still feels cold initially but once the suit gets wet and I start moving it is very comfortable. It can be a bit difficult to get off when it's wet. It took me a couple of times to figure out the best way to get it off, but I did figure it out. I am very satisfied with it.
285462
I have used this suit for my first 4 triathlons (spanning 3 years), and for training for them (in open water). I've used it in the summer in lakes in inland Michigan and Illinois, in Lake Michigan, and in the ocean in northern California. I find I'd want sleeves for water colder than 60 deg. F, and may buy another suit. It has held up very well (no issues with suit, zippers, etc.).
901135
I'm 6 foot and 165 lbs, and use a medium. It's a perfect fit, but snug (better snug than loose, which let's cold water in!). So I would definitely say Large.
45008
I bought a 6-6x for my daughter who is around 45 lbs. If I were you, I'd buy a 4T, so there is some room to move (and grow). Unlike adult wet suits for scuba diving, you don't want this one super tight. Incidentally, my daughter is still a little cold in this wet suit, just because it's so cold outside. But she is much happier at swim class now!
370435
XL is what I would order. They are very accurate in their description of sizes. They need to fit snug. They do have large velcro tabs so you have a little adjustment to the size, and they are elasticized in the waist and legs. When ours arrived I was worried it would be too small for my husband, but it fit perfectly. Once they are one, you can put swim trunks over them and no one knows you have the extra brief underneath. It worked wonderfully for him when he was in water therapy after his strokes.
278966
It will keep you warmer than going bare. I do work out in a warm pool but it is below body temp. The surrounding air is cold. This keeps my arms and shoulders from getting cold. Order the size you wear and this shirt is longer. It is supposed to fit tight. The zipper up the front helps with getting in and out of it.
2171834
See their size convention chart. Size usually runs a little smaller. Sometimes it will shrink if you do not wash in cold water.
985679
It is supposed to fit tightly. I got a size larger than my usual size, but now I wish I had not. When it is wet it stretches a bit. A friend of mine got her usual size and it fit well. I would advise you to buy your usual size. I hope this helps. By the way, I love this product. I do aquatic exercise, and the pool isn't always as warm as I would like, but this makes a big difference.
1473447
The vest I ordered was too small and seemed very stiff. I doubt if you could swim in it because it basically keeps your head and shoulders out of the water; I guess, just as a lifejacket is suppose to do. I hope this helps you with your decision.
498548
My daughter is 51 inches and 55 pounds. Very skinny and always freezing. She is wearing a 6 and it works great. It is very tight but they are supposed to be tight though to work the best. She can't get it off herself once it is wet - I have to peel it off of her. I am considering moving her to an 8 because we have had this one for 2 years and it is finally getting worn out from chlorine. But I'm afraid the 8 might be too big. They really need between sizes. Personally at 48 inches I would go with the 6 because you really don't want "grow room" or bulk in a wetsuit.
347693
Im 6' 200 lbs i own a size large and it fits great although if you plan on layering you might want an XL, but i wear a long sleeve and hoodie with the large bibs and jacket and i have no prob. Most of the time no house. So pretty warm stuff.
537436
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!
1793397
I have used it several times in cold 46 degree water and warm water and I am very satisfied with it. Hope this helps.
379453
I am not sure; maybe XL size; you need 2" of stretch in order to zip up on dry land. If it feels snug on dry land, it is probably just right for water. Water is most likely to enter at arms and neck. Try NeoSport website for sizing help or call NeoSport customer support.
788063
It is very warm so if you are at an indoor meet it just might be too warm. I use it to wear to and from swim practice early morning and late evening swims. Hope that helps. It is a great coat!
1810379
Gosh, sizing on this product I think is a bit tricky. I have read that lots of people have had trouble, as did I. I am 5'11", 180lbs, and I got a 2XL, which now seems quite foolish. It is way too big. I think a better size for someone around my height would probably be a Large or an XL, but I swim in the one I got. My waist is about 34 inches or so, and my build is quite average. Not nearly enough to fill that jacket out. Hope that is helpful.
241958
I'm 5'9 and 154lbs the medium is perfect, meaning if I was a bit taller or heavier it would be too tight.. I think you should go for a bigger size, just take in mind that the suit should be tight, otherwise you'll get cold washes more often.