I am 6'2" and 160 lbs (skinny little guy). I've seen a few people say this might be too tall for the Pullover? Can any tall people out there using the pullover help me out with the size?
My chest is 34". Not exactly sure how to measure torso length.
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Is 6’2″ too tall for a Cocoon Pullover?
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> I am 6'2" and 160 lbs (skinny little guy). I've seen a few people say this might be too tall for the Pullover?
Hum … I'm 5' 7" and I found the Cocoon just long enough at the back when sitting down.
ymmv
Roger,
What size Pullover do you have? Is it one of the newer makes (I heard the sizing is a bit different)? It seems I'd need to get a large to get a longer torso length, but my chest isn't anywhere near the 42-45 inches listed on bozemanmountainworks.com.
Hi Ryan
> What size Pullover do you have? Is it one of the newer makes (I heard the sizing is a bit different)? It seems I'd need to get a large to get a longer torso length, but my chest isn't anywhere near the 42-45 inches listed on bozemanmountainworks.com.
Mine is a Large, but from 2006 or earlier. It is not from the latest batch. As to whether the sizing has changed – dunno.
I weigh about 60 – 61 kg – not fat. I could have fitted into the Medium, which is my normal size for clothing, but using a Large means I can put it over other things easily. The elastic waist and cuffs work well.
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