ultra-tall, ultra-lite?

Nathan,
I’m 6’3, 190 lbs and I have the Aero in Xl and the Featherlight in XXL. The Aero just fits me, meaning I can live with it, whereas the XXL is more comfortable. I also have the FeatherlightPants in XXL that fits me perfectly. Montane has a really weird sizing, and I’m not sure if they manufacture XXL sizes at all. I mailed them because of the eVENT Airpant, which in XL is only 33 long, but they told me they don’t make it in XXL
Roland

I’m 6’2″. I use Cloudveil Rodeo pants, and they are very long. I bought XL or XXL–don’t rememer–the ones with a 42″ waist. I normally have a 34″ inseam, and these pants almost hit the floor without shoes on. It’s a little wide for my waist, but I figure it’s that much more breathable. But I think they had one more size larger. You’ll want to check the waist, though.

BTW I think these pants are amazing; they keep me warm into the 30s and cool into the 80s, and are about as light as you can find. I no longer carry shorts, and no longer need to apply sunscreen/bug spray to my lower legs.

it’s funny, I own the Rodeo Pants too (size XL) and to my taste it could be a bit longer,plus I find that the material on my Rodeo wears out pretty fast.
Roland

XL sleeve length is 36″ from centre of collar. You would probably want an XXL for the body length – I am 6′ and the XL is a good fit.

You may want to check out Railriders.com for shirts and pants. I have found that their stuff runs long. Also try Cabellas, the hunting and outdoors catalog store.

Thanks to everybody for the help.

Montane did get back to me, reporting “The sleeve lengths for the Featherlite and Aero are the same and are as follows: Underarm L-51cm, XL-52cm”. (Why do they give me metric lengths when their size chart uses imperial measurements?). I went ahead and ordered an XL, will report how it fits when it arrives.

try dividing the metric lengths by

2.5399999187200026009599167692827

for an “approximate” answer (close enough for gov’t work)

OR…

simply use what most people do and round to two digits & use 2.54 cm/in (also close enought for gov’t work in many cases).

Backpack Gear Test.org at

http://www.backpackgeartest.org/convert.html

has a excellent Conversion thing. You might want to look at it. It is my number 4 Bookmark I use it that much.

You can always use Google for conversions.

Search for “22 ounces in grams”, and it will give you the answer.

am rather fond of:

http://www.onlineconversion.com

For the record–

I just thought it was weird that Montane themselves used both systems. They also use underarm sleeve length, which is different than the sleeve lengths I use to buy shirts here.

But thanks for the reminders about how to convert things!

:-)