wore a 36 Arena for yrs cant get in a speedo am 5'6" B36 longTorso wt &lt;130 Broke my back need some Stretch-Any recommendations welcome. Have pd $150. THANKS
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I bought a 36 first. It did fit but is cut somewhat high on the thighs. So I switched to a 38 and have more wiggle room. Razorbacks are a little more awkward to get on so I don't know if that would be a problem for you. Good luck.
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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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I would recommend moving up a size to a Jet or Grizzly. My shop is a little smaller, and it makes a good deal of difference, but if I ever replace it I will get something a little larger.
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I'm just under 6' and weigh 155 and the L/X worked best for me. Try them on at a store if possible. If not, you would probably need a L/X. Hopefully return shipping is free, just in case.
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Visit the Hollywood Racks website and check their fit guide. HR is extremely helpful on fits so give them a ring if needed.
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I have a honda fit (same size as a prius) and have had a heck of a time finding a seat to fit this, especially with 3 kids! I had the graco comfortsport, it didnt fit well either rear or forward facing, went with the graco myride 65, same issue and its HUGE! tried a cheap cosco from walmart and it fit fairly well forward and not too bad rear facing but it was so flimsy I didnt feel it was going to hold up in case of a crash. Alot of my friends have the britax marathon or advocate so I decided it was time to try one but our finances dont allow a new seat. I found a used (spare seat that was never actually used) for super cheap from a local mom so I bought that and it fits PERFECTLY in our fit. It was a bit hard to get to fit that way so I had to roll up a towel but he will be forward facing pretty soon so not that major of a problem too me, all our seats have to have rolls. I would recommend this seat in a heartbeat, Im not a fan of the colors of any of the britaxs but you can always find a cover on ebay to custom fit! I also love the velcro to hold the straps so Im not digging around under his butt for the straps. I have a 14 month old who is 25 pounds and 33" tall.
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I am 6' and 180 and bought a large. It is snug. I would try an extra large, depending on how your weight is distributed.
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Honestly, you're better off getting fitted for a bike than buying one online. There are online tools for bike fitting. Diamondback on their website has a very simple tool based on inseam for getting the right frame size. I'm 6'2'' and got the XL, and honestly I would have gone for the size smaller, but it's perfectly ridable and comfortable, I just don't have much clearance when my feet are on the ground. This is most due to the very horizontal nature of the top bar, on another frame the XL would have been perfect for me.
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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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Sporting goods stores will have them, some can even make them for you. You can also find them on eBay for fairly cheap just make sure you know the size you need, if purchasing from eBay.
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The 4XXL may be a good fit for you. I ordered it by accident and exchanged for the 2XXL which is a good fit for me at 190 lbs.
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Please help me with the size issue? my 8 yr old is 120 lbs at about 52 inches with a big belly. He loves the water, he's autistic and intellectually challenged and incontinent. We spend a lot of time in indoor pool all winter, sometimes the water is cold for him after being in the pool for a couple hours. I looking for something warm and comfortable. Than you, Aiden's dad
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Get the 18mths to 2 yrs I think its the Xl size as the 12 to 18 myths will be to small, or you will not get much usage out of them. we run a swim school and except for small and medium for bubs up to 12 mths we tell everyone to go for the next size up as they are a better fit. Cheers Caroline
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Don't have a tape measure nearby, but men's size 34-36 is quite comfortable. Wish tgr backrest was higher. Idk warranty, but want yo say 300lb limit? Its actually more solid than I anticipated.
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Again, see the BOA website for 2.5 inch inseam "Beefier" Running short. Great quality, great fit. True to size. If I were you I would call BOA in Brea Ca and talk to the customer service department. Order right from them direct. Price is the same and you can discuss concerns direct with them. Best.
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I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure... » Read More I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. « Show Less
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Mine is packed away in a storage unit so I can't look at it now. I read all of the reviews and gauged what size I needed by the height and weight of other users. If you can find one at a sporting goods store to try on, that's what I did, then buy the size that's snug as you want to sweat in the thing.