Sizing chart? I'm 5'2" and weigh 114. I swim laps in an outdoor pool and want WARMTH for getting in the cold winter water...plus, good flexibility in the shoulders/arms. I'd think a Small but a lot of the reviews say to get a size up. Thanks.
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It was a true fit for me (normally a XL or 1X in ladies due to chest and got a XL). Of course, you want a wetsuit to be a little snug. I use it for kayaking, and it has good flexibility. I love that I can unzip it if I get too warm. I'm 5'1" and pair it with the crop pant separate, and get a nice fit.
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I would still suggest a queen. I am 5'6 and 135 lbs. the feet, as other reviewers noted, are big. Just make sure you get boots to make sure you are comply with the wafer feet. I would definitely get another pair of these waders. They will not though, keep you super-warm like neoprene. If you are early spring fishing in cold water I would look into neoprene waders.
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Hi Georgia, The pool water in my complex is currently 70-75 degrees but as the weather gets cooler, I will go with a 5mm or probably 7mm. My 5mm triathlon suit keeps me really warm but is much harder to get in and out of and doesn't come up as far on the neck. I do plan on purchasing a 7mm suit from this company soon. So it depends on the temp of the water as well as how toasty you like to be. Another factor is how active you are in the water. I stay in for an hour at a time, lifting neoprene 10 lb hand weights as well as ankle weights- do some swimming but more swimming in the warmer months. If you don't mind the minimal cold seepage when first getting in, you will warm up pretty fast. The thicker the suit, slightly less mobility. The other trick I have found is wearing a hoodie (have 2mm and 3mm) which goes on before your wetsuit and keeps you head much warmer than a bathing cap. Hope that helps!
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Have just checked with my daughter. For her shape the top was a bit tight and the bottoms a bit big. The bottom's drawer string helped. We really can't remember whether we went with sizing chart. 6 months ago now. Swim suit still in great nick after lots of use. Hope this helps.
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Well Steve, I am 5' 10" tall, with wide shoulders and I got a large. It fit very well, not tight. I would try an XX large if I was you.
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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.
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I am 6'3" and have a 46" chest and a 36" waist, I bought the XL. It fits well. I can wear a polarfleece hoodie underneath, but it is snug. There are velcro straps on the side, but only to make it 1-2" smaller. XXL would have been better for me to add layers underneath, weather in Canada in the Rockies is so much cooler than south of the border . The arms might be snug, but if you're removing the sleeves...I think it looks cool without sleeves.
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I too got hung up on the sizing chart and decided to disregard the chart. I normally wear somewhere between size small and medium. After trying on both sizes, I went with the small. Don't plan to put several layers between you and the coat or you won't feel the heat. Yesterday's high was 25 degrees and I was outside all day with the jacket and a t-shirt under it (and a spare battery!).
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I searched "Aqualung" and read up on the company and found the sizing on thier site. Hope that helps.
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I wear mine for kayaking and getting in the water with temperatures in the low 40's. I live in VA. I love the suit, just takes time to break it in with the right fit. You might be able got with a 3mm and 2mm sleeves. For the price I could not beat it.I hope this helped.
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I'm 5'10" 165lbs and bought a large so I could where a bulky sweatshirt or fleece underneath. The sizing chart is accurate - go by that. BTW, I bought the Gage rain suit and it has been the best rain protection I have ever had, including L.L. Bean.
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Go to the Float Coat website. They have an easy to use sizing chart and it worked great fro me. Great vest
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I'm 5'9" tall and I'm 180 lbs, medium would not works for me because of my shoulders are kind of wide from swimming years ago. If you're smaller than 5'9" then take size medium size.
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I have two of these jackets, love them, but I am 5' 10", about 185 and wear an xl, they are not super tight, plenty of room for a sweatshirt, so I'm guessing you could wear a medium unless your planning on wearing multiple layers underneath.
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I bought following this size chart http://neosportusa.com/tri/size-charts/ and fit verywell for me. I live in Argentina and worried to buy because I brought from US to my country but fits really good. It needs to be tight to your body because in the water if it expands and the water passes free into it you´ll feel cold and carrying heavy weight. hope this helps .
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Yow! That could be coooold! I would maybe look at a 4 or 5 mm thickness suit, that said, this is so cheap and if you get it on prime with free returns... Anyway, I'd guess Medium so you're not wrestling too much to get it on. It does need to be fairly tight and in contact with the skin to work properly, mine has a spot in the small of my back that doesn't contact so it makes a cold spot, which seems to be typical of low-cost wetsuits, but at this price I can't complain too much.
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I will answer your question with another question; how do you want the jacket to fit? I am 5'8" and 180 lbs. I ordered a Large because I got the impression that the jacket ran small. I received it, and it was way too big. If you want the jacket to fit you nice and snug, get the size you usually get in clothing. I usually get a Medium and should have gotten a medium.