|
|||
Quote:
2. Buying plate pants according to your accurate waist size will have enough room for shin guards. 3. Shirts are a different issue. Depends on your build and how loosely your shirts fit. For example, if you wear a "large" and it hangs a bit and fits a little loose, you could probably wear it for base and plate work. On the other hand, if you wear a large and it fits "just right" or a little tight, you'll be better off buying an extra large for plate work.
__________________
GB |
|
|||
I like to get pants that slightly larger in the waist because you're tucking in two shirts.
As for shirts, I've found they vary wildly by maker. I've got a +POS long sleeve XL that barely fits, and a Dalco XL that I can do back flips in. |
|
|||
If you are wearing Plate Shoes with a Metatarsal Plate, subtract one inch from your length measurement. (I read this on one of the supplier's web sites)
I made the mistake of not doing that with the very first set of Shin Guards, and they never fit right. They would always ride up and spin to one side. The second pair I bought were one inch shorter, and the sit perfect.
__________________
Have Great Games ! Nick |
Bookmarks |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
need help looking for gear | BBlanco25 | Baseball | 18 | Wed Aug 02, 2006 02:43pm |
Plus Pos gear | JIGGY | Baseball | 9 | Wed Apr 12, 2006 10:35am |
Baseball measurements | eastdavis | Baseball | 5 | Mon Jan 23, 2006 11:01pm |
Ref Gear | Cagey | Football | 0 | Tue Mar 22, 2005 04:39am |
Gear | OverAndBack | General / Off-Topic | 1 | Mon Aug 09, 2004 07:40pm |