I'm 190 and 5'10". What size should I get? Can the vet be worn over shorty wet suit? I'm not a very good swimmer any more. Getting old bites.
1380463
I'm 180 and 5"9" and I bought a medium, it was snug but once you fill it with air and start to snorkel the vest did start to rise up towards your chin alittle, but once I started kicking my fins, I just readjusted the vest. It worked great, infact I outlasted all the other experienced people in my group. The only reason I came back to the Southern Caribbean beach was because my under water camera battery ran out. So if you have a big chest and gut, better get the large.
1380464
I am 210 and 5'11" and I ordered the XL, but it wasn't really large enough for me. It kept riding up over my belly, under my arms and into my neck. I think crotch straps would have prevented this problem, but you will have to retrofit it yourself. It doesn't come with them. It does provide great buoyancy though and is very well made.
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.
105862
I would get the large , suit fits bit snug, you don't want to be to uncomfortable in your movements. I purchased a 2x and am 6'3" 240lbs, Body builder frame , I needed a 3x couldn't maneuver in the water and my girlfriend had to pull the suit off my shoulders, I couldn't take the 2x off or put on by myself. !!!!!
748234
I'm 6'5" and 215lbs. My chest measures 44 and I have a Large/Long coat on-hand. I'm swimming in it and am going to have it tailored. Looking at the sizes though doesn't make sense, considering the Large is for 41-44 inches and the medium is for 37-40 inches. You could probably have a 50" chest and still fit fine in the Large... I'm about to order a Medium/X-tra Long and try that out. I'm expecting that will also still have plenty of room.
241959
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.
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My dog is 18" in length, 22" girth & weighs 28# & the medium fits her great...............!!! I was concerned if I needed to go with the large with the reviews I read, too. Very glad I went with the medium & there's still room for adjustment if she gains more weight. Really great quality & fit with this vest............very happy with my purchase.........!!! I especially love the float under the head/jaw area to keep their heads up above water....!! Hope this helps..........!!!!
1404639
I suggest you get the next size up (tall large). The large works for my 75 lb dog, but I wish I'd gotten the tall.
165625
Well, I am 6'3 and 220lbs. I got the extra large and it fits perfect. My friend is slightly shorter and 180 lbs and he uses my glove just fine. The medium might work just unless you need a slightly tighter glove. You can always return with the policy here if the med. doesn't work for you. Good luck.
3441
Hello, there are different sizes and there is a size that will fit you, just click on size.My size was up to 6'.You will have no trouble,they do have your size. Once Again,go to the ghillie suit and click on size.
20322
I just looked up the TYR sizing chart and it's pretty true across the board. I wear a 6 in most clothing (I'm petite but muscular) and I have a XS in the bikini like they recommended. Be aware that the fit is snug though, like it's supposed to be. As a swimmer, I would always go with more snug because a suit top that drags down to my waist when I flip turn or sags in the butt is annoying. That's what I love about this suit- it's two piece and stays right where it's supposed to; so personally I wouldn't size up.
623759
Go to the Float Coat website. They have an easy to use sizing chart and it worked great fro me. Great vest
161870
No, get the large. I am 6'2" and the large is tight from my shoulders to my crouch. Med is probably going to be tight on you also. I would have gottened the xlg but they were out of stock when I got mine. These are excellent suits....
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Im 5'9 and 240lbs and my Large Short (LS) fits me like a glove. Im no expert, but I think a Medium Tall (MT) would be best suited for you. I would prolly suggest going to a board shop and trying on a few suits then ordering the one you want. Just be mindful that different manufacturers have different sizing specifications, but the Oneill Epic is such a hot seller, most shops have them in stock.
138263
I like them to fit like a wetsuit which is pretty tight. You should have to "roll" it up off your back when you take it off. Sounds like you have the correct size.
320019
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.
387017
Judo gi's run bigger than other martial art gi's in general. I'm 5'4" and I was swimming in a small, so a small should fit someone of your height well.
614302
I swim regularly, and normally wear a size 4. I ordered a size 32, and feel like it is a good fit. My competitive swimmer daughter, tells me my suit is too big. I think anything smaller would feel too tight.