I want to get this for a friend. He's 5'5 and around 140 lb with very muscular arms. Would you say to go with a 3 or a 4?
1699393
A three should still be ok... these give lots of space in the arms anyways... it's more dependent on the length of their arms than the size and bulk... if you want to be safe go ahead and get a 4... you can always adjust the size backwards if it's slightly too big
495904
I'm 5'7" and the only thing I've got to say on the negative side is that the gear runs on the short side. Given your length, I'd go large. Besides, just make sure the order is fulfilled by Amazon you can easily return then for an exchange. If you've got the cash, you can even buy one in each size, try them on, and return the one you don't like. Still, large is my bet for you. The most important thing is to make sure you've got the right fit for the wrist guards, and these are some of the best I've used. The design is ergonomic, the fit on the lower hands is great, the guards for between your thumbs and hands is great, and the wrist extensions are solid. A bump on a shin or a scrape on an arm can heal quickly. A broken wrist because the guards don't fit right or give you proper coverage given the length you likely have on me, probably a good 2.5" reach each arm, go large and send them back if they're not right. You don't have much to lose if they're right the first time. Hope that helps. Good luck!
407086
I would go for the medium to be safe. It goes by the length of your arm. I bought a large for my 15 daughter and it fits her perfectly. She has long arms!
1337330
It is close. 30 or 35 might be better. Two things to consider. Can he hold a 3 lb weight with his left arm extended for 3 minutes without shaking? The arm needs to be extended like he is going to shoot. The challenge with thin mid teens is that they often have more length than strength in their arms. If he is active, then he should be ok on this one. The other is draw weight. You want to start with an easy pull to develop form, rhythm and proper anchor points and then move up in draw weight as he grows in thickness and strength.
368405
if 3/4 is bigger than its 3/4. cuz this guitar is a little bulky and not small. its close to being full size. close. if ur a bigger person tho, u won't even notice this. i am not a big person. 5'5. and i wish it was a little smaller.less bulky.
1272944
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.
98017
I suggest SMALL. Mine is 11 too and I ordered Medium. It's ok, usable, but I must have ordered Small, Medium is a little too long and might go too high on ur upper arm It's comfortably stretchy. Just a suggestion!
865852
Get the 6-9. My guy is 14.5lbs and just starting to grow out of his 3-6 suit.
310127
I have a 15" bicep and a 34" length. The large fits great! Hopefully you can use this info to help you figure out your size.
469023
I am 6" even and 188lbs I got a A2 fit good pants were big i mean reall big but very roomy. I think a A2 would work Maybe a A3 if you have monkey arm like me. Remember if you wash it in hot water and hot dry it will shrink. Hope this helps
14410
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.
139059
I'm 5'9 and 185 fairly muscular build and wear xl but I prefer it not so tight I can't breath. I'd prob recommend a large but it comes down to personal preference. Oh one other note I usually wear large in shirts in general and it's only with this particular under armour material that get xl but both these super hero ones and I have some long sleeve reg ones it is the same story.
987005
not sure the "style", but I agree with the "4 and 1" statement from the other comment. it holds up pretty well. I'm 6'4" and the armpit is a little tight (even with the XXXL). it is heavy, but you get used to it after a while. I have worn it a few times to ren fests and have been asked to take many pics!
107789
It would depend on how much buoyancy you need. 3 is fine for my son and he is a big 2 1/2 year old. I would recommend the 3 as I think 4 is overkill but I have only used the 3 and 2 personally! Hope this helps!However it might be helpful if you need to support more weight or to use on a small child to keep them positioned higher in the water. I am not a swim instructor, just my experiences and points of view.
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By the sizing chart's measurements I should have gotten a 4, but I got a 3 since I figured the material is knit and might loosen up a bit with use. The 3 fits me snug but comfortable and not restrictive at all. I think as long as you don't feel it is cutting off circulation or inhibiting your natural movement it is a good fit. If you do feel those things you might want to go a size up.
17026
I am 5'7 170 and wear a large....it fits good in the body, but I do have to cuff the arms . I would get the large for the length
387839
I have very large arms. So I went with xxl. But not to long after I felt that it became loose as it eventually stretched out little by little thru Normal use. Also the weight of my iPhone would drag the sleeve down while working out. I would recommend just getting the xl if you are debating between the two.