Men's Trisuit Size Guide H226
| X SMALL | SMALL | MEDIUM | LARGE | X LARGE | XX LARGE | |
| Chest | 86-90cm 33.85-35.43in |
91-95cm 35.82-37.40in |
96-100cm 37.79-39.37in |
101-105cm 39.76-41.33in |
106-110cm 41.73-43.30in |
111-115cm 43.70-45.27in |
| Waist |
70-74cm 27.55-29.13in |
75-79cm 29.52-31.10in |
80-84cm 31.49-33.07in |
85-89cm 33.46-35.03in |
90-94cm 35.43-37.00in |
95-99cm 37.40-38.97in |
| Height |
160-170cm 5'2.4"-5'5.7"ft |
165-175cm 5'4.1"-5'7.4"ft |
170-180cm 5'5.7"-5'9.0"ft |
175-185cm 5'7.4"-6'0.6"ft |
180-195cm 5'9.0"-6'3.9"ft |
190-205cm 6'2.3"-6'7.2"ft |
| Weight |
55-60kg 121-132Ibs |
60-70kg 132-154Ibs |
70-80kg 154-176Ibs |
80-90kg 176-198Ibs |
90-100kg 198-220Ibs |
95-105kg 209-231Ibs |
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How should my 2XU Trisuit fit?
A well-fitting trisuit is essential for comfort and performance in triathlon. It should be snug but not restrictive, allowing full range of motion and optimal hydrodynamics in the water and aerodyanmics on the bike. A snug fit means it fits close to the body without cutting in, especially under the arms or at the leg openings. Some athletes prefer a tighter or looser fit. If you do prefer a looser fit and are on cusp of two sizes, its generally better to go up a size. Make sure zipper is secure and easy to use, especially before training or racing. Remember that the suit will loosen slightly when wet.