size on Sugoi RS Bib Short ?
06-16-09, 06:28 PM
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size on Sugoi RS Bib Short ?
my waist size 34" blue jeans .Work pants 36"
My weight 185-190 up or down
The large Sugoi RS Bib Short is 34"
XL 37 "
Could someone help me with this sizing .
I'm ready to order now . Do i need large or xl?
Thank you
Rick
My weight 185-190 up or down
The large Sugoi RS Bib Short is 34"
XL 37 "
Could someone help me with this sizing .
I'm ready to order now . Do i need large or xl?
Thank you
Rick
06-16-09, 08:19 PM
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With jeans, I have a 34" waist, 32" inseam, I'm about 6'1".
I wear a large RS bib knicker, fit great.
They are made of very stretchy, gauze-like fabric. They may very well stretch enough for a 36" waist.. no offense.
How long is your inseam? With my 32" jeans inseam, I couldn't imagine wearing the XL's as the crotch would be too low. That's one thing you have to watch with upsizing is the length and proportions.
IMO, try the Large or order both L and XL and return whatever doesn't fit.
I wear a large RS bib knicker, fit great.
They are made of very stretchy, gauze-like fabric. They may very well stretch enough for a 36" waist.. no offense.
How long is your inseam? With my 32" jeans inseam, I couldn't imagine wearing the XL's as the crotch would be too low. That's one thing you have to watch with upsizing is the length and proportions.
IMO, try the Large or order both L and XL and return whatever doesn't fit.
06-16-09, 08:31 PM
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This is where i am ordering them from 9% off , plus 10% father day and free shipping
https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/14688/
My blue jeans 34 w, 30 inseam ( Levis )
Work pants 36 w, 30 inseam
I'm about 5' 9
The work pants ned to be 1 or 2 sizes bigger . Everyone at our shop has same problem .
rick
https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/14688/
My blue jeans 34 w, 30 inseam ( Levis )
Work pants 36 w, 30 inseam
I'm about 5' 9
The work pants ned to be 1 or 2 sizes bigger . Everyone at our shop has same problem .
rick
06-16-09, 08:39 PM
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My dimensions are close to yours.
30" inseam.
34-36" waist depending on the manufacturer.
A medium fits perfectly. An XL would be a terrible idea.
Large or medium.
30" inseam.
34-36" waist depending on the manufacturer.
A medium fits perfectly. An XL would be a terrible idea.
Large or medium.
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I'm 6 " 180 pounds and i wear a size medium in the RS fit like a glove. The best pair of bibs i own.
06-17-09, 07:55 AM
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I'm 5'10 and 210 and wear and XL fine
I'd say the large should fit you fine I also wear a 30 inch inseam in a dress pant and 32 for a baggy jean.
I'd say the large should fit you fine I also wear a 30 inch inseam in a dress pant and 32 for a baggy jean.
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5'8" 175lbs and I wear mediums.. They fit great and are the best pair of bibs I've owned so far
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You're all too fat for this sport. 
Take up something more matched to your waist size like competitive eating.
Take up something more matched to your waist size like competitive eating.
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I'm 5'11", 170lb and wear a L...I found that to be the most comfortable...even then, at least initially, the elastic around my thighs is quite snug...i just bought a new pair after having a set for a year and the difference is very noticeable. i think technically the chammy's a little on the large side but I have no issues with it
