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Ryaneburgess

Ryaneburgess

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How would a 2L Fatigue Size Large Jacket and a 2L Fatigue Size Large pants fit on a 6' foot 145-150lbs guy?! Not sure if I should jump on the lower prices right now for just large or wait for XL being taller.
 
im just under 6'2, have an xl and i almost wish i had bought a large, xl is huge on me (my opinon)depends on how tall you want it, L is still going to fit super big on you.
 
I'm 6'3, probably 165 pounds, and would recommend the XL pants. The waist will be a bit bigger, but assuming you are still growing you will grow into them, and the length is just right, suspenders will help keep 'em up. As for the jacket, I believe an XL Fatigue is 37 inches? And I have a Bloom Sage Eclipse jacket, that is right around 37.5 inches, it is a little below mid-thigh when I have my pants, boots, and layers on, but I'm not sure how the two fit's compare. I would recomend XL, but it depends if you want a longer fit, or if you desire the clean-cut somewhat long fit.
 
Not sure about the jacket, but I am 6' 1", and I wear the large pants and they fit great. They did seem a bit right when I first put them in, but after skiing in them for a day they loosened up a bit and are very comfortable. They also cover up my entire boots, so they are long enough.
 
I'm 6'4" and it's just below my waist.i wear it as a casual but its a hair longer than a normal large
 
Alright guys thanks for the feedback. trying to take advantage of this 30% off! Nah I'm done growing at 22 already and have been for awhile so no need to grow into anything that I can't!

Fatigue Jacket or On Deck Jacket>!

Both would be Black,

but Fatigue is size Large and On Deck is XL. With Fatigue Open Season Pants.

Thoughts comments?!
 
I'd go with the Fatigue. It's got a bit more waterproofing if I remember correctly, and it should be warmer as well. It would be my choice, and personally I'd go XL Jacket, L pant's if I were you. I'm 6'3-ish and I can wear the pants right up on my hip, and they go to the heel of my boot. No experience with the On-Deck.
 
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