woodtick
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The Attack pants fit a little snugger than normal pants, I usually wear a 34 in wranglers, carhartts and lee's but had to get a 36 in the attack. Just some food for thought, the shirts order your normal size!
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Team Kabob
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woodtick
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I hate belts with packs also but the belt they make is a necessity if you ask me. I'm a lard A and I'm just a hair snug on my regular jeans and the Kuiu is tighter, the 36's are plenty roomy for me and I have to use a belt with them with no base layers.
Team Kabob
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I'm out of town until the end of the month for work. But I will let you know; because I ordered mine true to size.
BigSurArcher
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Here's a hint for ordering the right size on the first try:
Lay your favorite pair or jeans flat on a table buttoned and zipped. Measure straight across the top, outside edge to outside edge. Double that measurement, and order the nearest even waist size. If it falls right between sizes, choose according to how you'd like them to fit. Remember to take fabric stretch into account if ordering Attack pants.
Many jeans companies use Vanity Sizing, whereas KUIU uses standard sizing. This tends to throw some guys off, and is the reason you tend to see mixed opinions on the accuracy of KUIUs waist sizes.
Todd
Lay your favorite pair or jeans flat on a table buttoned and zipped. Measure straight across the top, outside edge to outside edge. Double that measurement, and order the nearest even waist size. If it falls right between sizes, choose according to how you'd like them to fit. Remember to take fabric stretch into account if ordering Attack pants.
Many jeans companies use Vanity Sizing, whereas KUIU uses standard sizing. This tends to throw some guys off, and is the reason you tend to see mixed opinions on the accuracy of KUIUs waist sizes.
Todd
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Spray paint + tree branch stencil + lightweight zip offs = camo pants and shorts for $40.00.
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Apstore
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I am 6' tall and 200lbs. I just received a Large guide jacket and the Guide pants in 34(which is my regular waist size). I assumed that they would be true to outerwear sizes, but they are both too small. My legs are pretty muscular and the pants are way too tight in the thighs and calves even though the waist is ok. Prob going to need at least a 38 in the pants, and the jacket to be an XL. Just my experience, if your on the edge, go a size up!
Dearhunter3450
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I bought the guide jacket in my normal size and had to go a size bigger. Very snug in chest and shoulders. Kuiu has a good return policy and customer service was very good.
I normally wear a 36/38 pant size and my Tiburon and Attack pants are both 36 and fit great.
The older merino shirts fit like my regular shirt to size.
for the 230 I had to size up (would normally wear in XL sweater/jacket but a XXL fits a little better then my XL now)
Tiburon shirt is a must try on in store before purchase due to an error in their manf. plant.
I was just in the store Friday and tried on some of their new Ultra Merino. The XL was too big and the L fit snug next to skin (which is how it is suppose to). However for the 125 and 145 the sleeves were very long. I have long arms, not monkey but also not short, and the sleeves were a little long on each. Hoping after a wash and possibly a dry the sleeves will shrink just a little. Not a deal breaker, but just thought I would let you all know.
The older merino shirts fit like my regular shirt to size.
for the 230 I had to size up (would normally wear in XL sweater/jacket but a XXL fits a little better then my XL now)
Tiburon shirt is a must try on in store before purchase due to an error in their manf. plant.
I was just in the store Friday and tried on some of their new Ultra Merino. The XL was too big and the L fit snug next to skin (which is how it is suppose to). However for the 125 and 145 the sleeves were very long. I have long arms, not monkey but also not short, and the sleeves were a little long on each. Hoping after a wash and possibly a dry the sleeves will shrink just a little. Not a deal breaker, but just thought I would let you all know.
I used the Basspro and Winchester version of these types of pant with camo print for 3 years hunting our early season (july) archery in California. The temps are usually 95-105. The pants faired the best for me, but after wearing the Tiburons all last year I will say they are a much better pant for really hot weather hunting. JMO and I understand the $$ difference, but if your not comfortable hiking/hunting in 100+ degree heat it gets hard to focus while on a stalk.Spray paint + tree branch stencil + lightweight zip offs = camo pants and shorts for $40.00.
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