ridgeline smock size
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Stevie/P
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XXL I have one lm 5/10 12 stone have XL and it’s snug without layers
rizla
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thank you
I really like Ridgeline clothing. But... I'm 6'1, 14 stone, 44 chest, 36 waist with a long back and arms with stumpy legs (hello ladies!). I've got a Roar jacket in Large that is perfect, a Grizzly smock in xl that is more like an xxl on me with matching trousers in large that I have to take a good deep breath in to do up. A monsoon jacket in a small (cant remember how i ended up with that) that actually fits nicely although a bit short in the arms for shooting. A hoodie in medium that wouldn't look out of place on my 8 year old. Oh, a gilet and fleece in large that fit nicely. My advice would be to try before you buy if possible!
Brighty3006
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Don't. Like wearing a bin liner. You will sweat in it I assure you
… nomad smock xxxl good fit it’s a lottery what size & make you go forAll you need to do now then is grow some breasts to fill the contours of the ladies coat, and it'll be a perfect fit!
(Oh, and possibly nip your waist in a bit, and lift your hips).
The Farmer
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I would recommend the xl, the large will fit okay once you've got it on but its tighter getting it on especially if you've got couple layers on. I have a large and xl and prefer to wear the xl
Awful coats. Only good if you not moving at all.
rizla
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any recomendations for other smocks
I’ve an old one by Deerhunter. Does a decent job.
farrieral
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I like the ridgeline smocks for picking up or static foxing or a stalk that doesn't require too much hard walking.
I'm 6'4" and 18 stone
so a XXXL for me fits well, with room for layers.
They do get a bit sweaty if doing hard yards!
Use BORADA discount code, it works on sale items too... you're welcome
To add, I recently purchased a Hoggs Professional Smock, it's light weight and so far been extremely waterproof and I've been out in some disgusting weather in it... so impressed I'm going to buy the matching bib and bracer to go with it. Side zips for easy on and off.
I'm 6'4" and 18 stone
so a XXXL for me fits well, with room for layers.They do get a bit sweaty if doing hard yards!
Use BORADA discount code, it works on sale items too... you're welcome
To add, I recently purchased a Hoggs Professional Smock, it's light weight and so far been extremely waterproof and I've been out in some disgusting weather in it... so impressed I'm going to buy the matching bib and bracer to go with it. Side zips for easy on and off.
I have a deer hunter smock, which is pretty good. I'd never wear it (or any other kind of smock) for stalking though.
I’m not trying to stir things up but I doubt there are any smocks that won’t make you sweat when working hard climbing hills and wearing warm kit. I remember when Gortex come out and we first got it issued ,how it was supposed to breathe. There is only so much wicking a fabric can do in my opinion. I’ve found the Ridgeline no different to any other smock in that respect. The bulk of my foxing and stalking it’s been perfectly fine.
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