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Let me start with saying this is not a post about Tomac lol.
Do any of you guys have experience with Alpinestar's sizing for Moto gear? I'm looking at some of their gear sets from last year and am curious if it's true to size or if I need to go up or down a size.
Cheers.
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I highly suggest you listen to keefers podcast on gear that he recently posted
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rocky-mountain-atv-mc-keefer-tested-podcast/id1245516386?mt=2&i=1000397919381
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I got some from the 2015 line last month (bargain). Not sure if the pants are the same anymore, but I got a 32 waist (UK) and the fit was nice.
I’m a L in FOX jerseys but I got an M in Astars and it fits good.
I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not too sure.
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jrrundle wrote:
Let me start with saying this is not a post about Tomac lol.
Do any of you guys have experience with Alpinestar's sizing for Moto gear? I'm looking at some of their gear sets from last year and am curious if it's true to size or if I need to go up or down a size.
Cheers.
They pretty much run true to size, however, I’ve always wore size 32 pants. Alpinestars 32s fit my waist, but the inseem is way too short and compact. It kinda makes you all “bunched up” and can be uncomfortable.
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If you are skinny, you’ll probably be fine. If you have some muscle or are a bit chubby, order up a size.
