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Bummer. They just called to cancel my order because they're out of 2XL
2XL might be a bit big on you. I'm 6'1"ish (shrinking lol) and about 235-240ish and the XL fits me great with a hooded sweatshirt and T-shirt. The bibs also fit great, only need long john (could go in boxers lol) I had a friend try on my XL jacket , Wally (bigbellybilly) . He also liked the XL, not sure his dimensions though bahaha.
I went by the size chart. I measured 49"
I don't see the Guardian jacket...
So first weekend of use......good suit (predator). Glad I got it onsale though as it shows signs of being put together offshore...some hanging threads here and there that I cleaned up with a lighter. Otherwise very nice, impressed with how light the stuff is.I tried the climate bibs and didnt like the liner...
I did not. Saw and tried in the predators...liked them and bought set.
Thanks for the links BaitBucket!Any reason you recommend the guardian jacket over the Hardwater?
Similar to what Millbilly said. I have he Hardwater coat and it gets toasty. If you're not wearing it because of this, its useless if u ever go thru, which is why we bought them. Im probably 50/50 wearing this coat on the ice. With the Guardian you get the floating protection and you can just wear another layer on colder days. If you get hot you can pull layer off and put the coat back on. The coat materail isnt as important as the bibs. You're legs take more of a beating on the ice than your upper half.
For me and the amount i move around, almost every step is a new area. Ill sometimes put the coat on, punch 10 holes, walk back to my flip and take the coat off and jig each hole till i get to the last one, and repeat. The amount of moving around I do also contributes to the warmth of this jacket. If you dont move around alot it may be perfect.
I am still thinking Hardwater for both. The bibs are better as far as strength and they are a bit warmer. I normally wear 1 base layer and then sweat pants so I am thinking to just get rid of the base layer and the warm bibs should be great. As far as the Hardwater jacket, I hardly ever wear a jacket now except when its brutally cold or windy and this is what I would want it for. As far as flotation, I think bibs alone are better than nothing at all like I am wearing now. I do appreciate everyone's input and I am looking forward to my first pair of strikers.
Couldn't resist this deal. Climate jacket and bibs, just showed up. Must say if I had had a chance to compare I think I would have preferred the xl over the size large that I purchased. That being said I could remove liner jacket for a less snug feel. Large bibs seem perfect. Looks like this weekend they'll be put to the test based on predicted temperatures. Will they should give you a little kick back for helping to get these things moved out the door.