Description
These are made to be worn over all your clothing as a waterproof layer. The best measurement is taken with all your gear on, then measure around your middle at the thickest part, then pick the next size up on “chest” measurement.
Measurements are:
Back: From collar to hem along the back.
Chest: Around the chest just under the armpit, or the widest part of your middle.
Sleeve: From the shoulder seam (which is about 10″ out from the collar)to the cuff.
Medium > Back: 37″, Chest: 58″, Sleeve: 18″
Large > Back: 40″, Chest: 70″, Sleeve: 22.5″
X Large > Back: 45″, Chest: 74″, Sleeve: 22.5″
XX Large > Back: 46″, Chest: 82″, Sleeve: 22.5″
XXX Large > Back: 46″, Chest: 89″, Sleeve: 29″
Gavin S (verified owner) –
I love it! I have used the coat as a waterproof cover for my blankets while backpacking, a barrier to the snow also while backpacking and as a cover for my bag. Last weekend I was on my second night of a 3 day backpacking trip. I put it on thinking it will be awesome when I use this as a coat. That night it rained, hard. I was under the Tentsmiths tarp. At 3 am I knew I had to get out, the wind was picking something fierce. Couldn’t pack up since the wind was going 60+ and on an exposed ridge. I had on a wool sweater then put on the coat. It was 35 degrees before the wind chill. I sat on my sleeping pad and trap(so they wouldn’t blow away)for 2 hours waiting for the wind to slow down enough to leave. I am so thankful I brought the watch coat if not I would of been in deep $hit. Wind would of cut right through the sweater. As I left i kept the coat on, knowing I would get wet from the inside. However, also knowing that nasty wind wouldn’t make it through. Out off all the gear I have for way off the trail trips, this coat and tarp are some of my most important items.