I would appreciate if some one would let know if the sizing of this heatgear is the same with coldgear? X-large of the coldgear fits me well. thanks
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never had the coldgear, but the heatgear shirt I ordered fit true to size!!
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http://shop.pearlizumi.com/product.php?mode=view&pc;_id=65&product;_id=1792669&outle;t=&color;_code=508CLICK ON SIZING.... I am 190#, 6-2, and the LARGE fits me perfectly and it does keep you cooler in the heat and keeps your skin from burning. Hope this helps.
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Your body type is the same as mine. I got the medium and loved it. It has to be super tight or otherwise water gets in there and renders it useless for temperature regulation.
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I was using a military issue extreme cold weather bag and it fit fine...but I just about burned up when it was above 50 outside...ended up sleeping on top of the thing or half covered. Anyway, if you are worried about size, mine fit just fine. I am 5'11' 260. Used a thermarest under it.
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Ray, I looked for the dimensions on the Phillips Respironics site and could not find them. Your request was for the small mask and I own a petite. If this link works it will take you to a PDF of the fitting gauge for the comfort gel nasal mask. You can print this and then either measure it on yourself or get the dimensions with a tape measure. http://www.healthcare.philips.com/pwc_hc/main/homehealth/sleep/comfortgel/pdf/ComfortGel_Sizing_Gauge.pdf Best of luck.
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Hi I wore it all winter in Wisconsin, but needed to have layers. My son plays hockey and it worked well for that but if I was going to be outside for a bit I needed something a bit heavier. I love the jacket, but wish the hood wasn't so flaky (it never stayed up). It does run small-I needed to order a size bigger than what I did.
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Good question. I am about same size and I got a large. So hard to get on and so tight I couldn't stand it. It may be that tightness is what makes it work. Not knowing I didn't get another. I would suggest an XL, but that may defeat its purpose.
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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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You should get the large it's what I got I have a 30gallon tank and it covers bout half. I was disappointed at first cause the size and was going to send it in but it's the best heating pad I've come across especially for the price. I've had it for about a year and I have it on 24/7 and it is HOT
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I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
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Asrai's Touch has developed a new belt! Our new design will give you a better 'fat freezing' experience. It will fit a larger waist (up to a 54") and attaches in the front for greater ease of use. The changes to the belt hold our new, larger cooling packs tightly against the body. Contact me on the seller forum for more information on this belt.
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I don't think there is a difference...the cold gear UA garments that I have are all very similar, whether they have EVO in the name or not. I have some of their older gear, not EVO, and it's the same fabric more or less...the EVO may be tighter is the only thing I noticed.
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Hey bigman, I would recommend a Fuji Gi, they are only a little more money than this Gi and will not shrink like this cheaper type after washing. You 'will' sweat a lot in this heavy weight Gi, especially in the summer, so I would try a light weight Gi if possible. The Fuji Gi sizes are much more accurate. This Gi was too big for me and then shrunk a lot after washing. Always wash any Gi in cold water only and hang dry...no machine dry. Look on the name brand Gi size charts for the right fit. I'm 5'-7" 155lbs and an A2 Fuji Gi is perfect for me. The tops of this type of Gi can be a bit long (more like a Judo Gi), so its worth spending around $90 for a Fuji or Venum, I've been much happier with those two brands. Cheaper generic Gi's don't fit well and shrink...big time. Good luck
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Pretty close.The jacket needs to fit close so the heat is close to the body. I am 5' 9" and 160 lbs. I ordered a large for myself since my shoulders are broad and I don't like a tight fit in a coat. It fit great, plenty of room and this thing WORKS! Out on a job the other day in Charlotte and it was 8 degrees for the high and my body never got cold. I'm impressed.
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My guess, from limited purchasing experience, is that they are about the size they should be. Large size gloves that I previously purchased (different brand) we're a bit small. With that in mind, I ordered XXLarge, which were a little big. I expect the XLarge will be just right, which is conducive with the size of my hands. Again, that's just my experience. BTW they are excellent gloves; they outwear any I've previously used, and have been resistant to the chemicals I've used thus far.
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If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small hands, get the smaller ones and so on..cheers If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small... » Read More If sizing is the concern; my hand is 8" x 4" and I ordered and use a size 10 XL. Perfect fit not too tight nor loose. I get my gloves wet 99.999% of the time and then they fit just perfect. I'm getting my money worth since mine are utilized for sun protection, paddling (great rubber grips) and fish gloves. I put them on prior to hitting the water and they don't come off till ready to drive home. Like any other product of this material only wash but ensure not to put them in the dryer. I am very happy with mine and will have them on for another 8 hours tomorrow. If u have small hands, get the smaller ones and so on..cheers « Show Less
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No. You would want to look for Heat Gear items (designed to keep you cool on the heat). This is a Cold Gear item (designed to keep you warm in the cold).