Given a choice between the teton sports celsius xxl or the teton sports celsius regular would either do?
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I think it would depend on the height - we bought XXL for 2 growing boys - they are and will be 6 ft and over - we bought regular for their 7 yr old sister and everyone is extremely happy
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It's really going to depend. If youre quick with a steady hand 350C is good, 300C is probably on the lower end.
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I ordered the 6mm just because it wasn't much more money to get the thicker and I have a Nordic Track so it's a monster. I just figured with as big and heavy as my treadmill was, it was better to purchase the thicker one.
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I believe that would be "X-Large Regular" unless you have short legs; in that case get an "X-Large Short" Hope that helps.
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Go with 23 to 28 c. I have 28c on there but they are big, gotta work around for brakes. More cushion for bumps I guess. Hope that helps.
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Personal preference really! Depends what you're shooting and with what gear.
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I would get the Bob. We live in Colorado t high altitude and lots of snow. The Bob is what everyone has here. Expensive but worth every penny.
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I honestly don't know the difference. I have a 1, and that works for snow in South Dakota.
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From comparison the FT 60 fits perfectly for what im wanting to achieve when i workout..go to the polarfit website and they have a comparison chart and hopefully that will help with your decision..my personal opinion i felt like the FT60 is the best one and affordable
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Hi Sue! I strongly suggest the TETON Sports Scout3400. It's the perfect size for a carry on so long as you don't over-stuff it. In fact, that's one of the things I like about it so much. You pack it to fit within the carry-on restrictions and then you have a little extra room for things that you purchase along the way. If you check out the 100's of reviews, you'll note that many talk about using it as a carry-on. Anytime you get over 100 reviews with the vast majority being 4 and 5 stars, you know you have a winner. I love mine (green) and my husband loves his (orange). I'm 5'4" and he's 5'10". Have a blast in Europe! Hi Sue! I strongly suggest the TETON Sports Scout3400. It's the perfect size for a carry on so long as you don't over-stuff it. In fact, that's one of the things I like about it so much. You pack it to fit within the carry-on restrictions and then you have a little extra room for things that you purchase along the way. If you check out the 100's of reviews, you'll note that many talk about using it as a carry-on. Anytime you get over 100 reviews with the vast majority being 4 and 5 stars, you know you have a winner. I love mine (green) and my husband loves his (orange). I'm 5'4" and... » Read More Hi Sue! I strongly suggest the TETON Sports Scout3400. It's the perfect size for a carry on so long as you don't over-stuff it. In fact, that's one of the things I like about it so much. You pack it to fit within the carry-on restrictions and then you have a little extra room for things that you purchase along the way. If you check out the 100's of reviews, you'll note that many talk about using it as a carry-on. Anytime you get over 100 reviews with the vast majority being 4 and 5 stars, you know you have a winner. I love mine (green) and my husband loves his (orange). I'm 5'4" and he's 5'10". Have a blast in Europe! « Show Less
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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.
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I got both from Amazon.com. But you might also check any big sporting goods store (Sports Authority, Dick's). Also, have you tried contacting Isokinetics directly. I hope this helps give you some ideas, at least.
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I wore this at an indoor pool where the water was slightly warmer (85). The air temp was cool. I get cold easily, and I found the cool water made it's way up my back and became chilly if I wasn't doing something vigorous. The shortie I have bought since is a better choice for me. I think you may have to take in account how warm you are on a regular basis (I rarely feel the heat), and how vigorously you will be exercising.
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I would say M. It's better to go smaller with wetsuits than too big! If it's slightly snug, it's OK -- but too big and you're going to be cold. Plus, they stretch.
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I would go with an XXL, I am 6'3" 220 and it can get a bit snug, especially on the legs
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The thermal ones would, but I would be too hot. I think a smart wool would work better. Michigan winter. Depends on your intensity of workout
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If it's a normal fit and not compression I'd go with XXL. It also depends if he likes his shirts tight fitting. See I do not.