Vest Size Charts
We want you to get the right fitting jacket the first time. Please refer to our size guidelines before ordering your jacket.
**Please note that if your stomach measurement is larger than your chest measurement, use your stomach measurement. Overall fit of a jacket when dry is supposed to be tight. In a neoprene vest you must be able to stretch the vest 2" to 3" to zip it up, if the zipper meets together without having to stretch the vest is too big.
Neo Vest Size Chart
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Adult Vest
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Chest Size
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Adult XS
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28″ – 32″
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Adult SM
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32″ – 36″
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Adult MD
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36″ – 40″
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Adult LG
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40″ – 44″
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Adult XL
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44″ – 48″
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Adult 2XL
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48″ – 52″
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Adult 3XL
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52″ – 56″
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–
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–
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Teen
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28″ – 32″
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–
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–
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Kids Vest
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Weight
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Youth
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50 – 90 lbs.
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Child
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30 – 50 lbs.
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Infant
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Up to 30 lbs.
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Neo Vest Size Chart
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Adult Vest
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Chest Size
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Adult XS
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28″ – 32″
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Adult SM
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32″ – 36″
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Adult MD
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36″ – 40″
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Adult LG
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40″ – 44″
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Adult XL
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44″ – 48″
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Adult 2XL
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48″ – 52″
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Adult 3XL
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52″ – 56″
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Adult 4XL
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56″ – 62″
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Adult 5XL
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62″ – 68″
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Adult SM/MD
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32″ – 40″
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Adult LG/XL
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40″ – 52″
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Adult Super XL
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50″ – 60″
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Adult EX-Super XL
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60″ – 70″
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Teen
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28″ – 32″
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Kids Vest
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Weight
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Youth
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50 – 90 lbs.
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Child
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30 – 50 lbs.
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Infant
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Up to 30 lbs.
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Wakeboard Size Chart
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Your Weight (lbs)
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Your Wakeboard Size (cm)
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Your Long Wakeboard Size (cm)
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25-70
40-85
65-110
70-130
100-170
150-225
170-250
200-275
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111-118
118-130
124-134
130-138
134-142
138-146
142-146
146+
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118-128
130-140
134-144
138-148
142-152
146-156
148-156
166+
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Wakeboard Binding Size Chart
| Wakeboard Bindings Sizing Chart |
| Men |
XS/SM |
M |
L |
XL |
XXL |
| USA |
6.5-7.5 |
8.0-9.0 |
9.5-10.5 |
11.0-12.0 |
13.0+ |
| UK |
5.5-6.5 |
7.0-8.0 |
8.5-9.5 |
10.0-11.0 |
12.0+ |
| EUR |
38.5-40.0 |
40.5-42.0 |
42.5-44.0 |
44.5-45.5 |
47.0+ |
| CM |
24.5-25.5 |
26.0-27.0 |
27.5-28.5 |
29.0-30.0 |
31.0+ |
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| Women |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
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| USA |
5.0-5.5 |
6.0-6.5 |
7.0-8.5 |
9.0-10.0 |
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| UK |
2.5-3.0 |
3.5-4.0 |
4.5-6.0 |
6.5-7.5 |
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| EUR |
35.0-35.5 |
36.0-37.0 |
37.5-39 |
40.0-41.0 |
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| CM |
22.0-22.5 |
23.0-23.5 |
24.0-25.5 |
26.0-27.0 |
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How to pick the right wakeboard?
Wakeboards should be picked according to your level of experienced. Riding a beginner wakeboard is different from experiencing an advanced wakeboard plank.
Rocker curve is one of the roots of the performance definition of a board. Different styles and approaches require different curves. There is no "right" curve that work for everyone. It's all about what feels right for you.
You'll see different boards incorporate varying degrees of these four basic rocker types.
The continuous rocker profile offers a smooth, predictable ride, with flowing transitions into turns. The hybrid rocker profile blends two curves together for improved performance.
The three-stage rocker profile adds a break in the curve for aggressive riding style and a flatter center curve for speed and rail control.
The five-stage rocker profile gives the rider an extra straight-up kick off the wake without the braking effect of a traditional abrupt three-stage bottom curve.
Bigger boards are a great option for slow speed rides and for beginner wakeboarders.
Paddleboard Size Chart
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Maximum Suggested Weight Limit
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Board
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Length
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Volume
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Beginner
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Intermediate
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Advanced
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Lacuna
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10’6″
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179.2
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200 lbs.
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235 lbs.
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300 lbs.
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Lacuna
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11′
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190.8
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210 lbs.
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250 lbs.
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325 lbs.
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Lacuna
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11’6″
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202.6
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225 lbs.
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270 lbs.
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350 lbs.
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Tokio
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10′
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200
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210 lbs.
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250 lbs.
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325 lbs.
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Passage
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12′
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235
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250 lbs.
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310 lbs.
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400 lbs.
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Eclipse
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10’6″
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179.2
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200 lbs.
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235 lbs.
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300 lbs.
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Eclipse
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11′
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190.8
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210 lbs.
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250 lbs.
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325 lbs.
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Mist
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10’6″
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179.2
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200 lbs.
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235 lbs.
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300 lbs.
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Vapor
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10’6″
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300
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250 lbs.
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350 lbs.
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450 lbs.
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Vapor
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11’6″
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330
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275 lbs.
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375 lbs.
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475 lbs.
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Zephyr
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10’6″
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246
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230 lbs.
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330 lbs.
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430 lbs.
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Mercer
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10’8″
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N/A
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210 lbs.
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235 lbs.
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300 lbs.
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Mercer
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8′
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N/A
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100 lbs.
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150 lbs.
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200 lbs.
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The appropriate board size depends on weight, skill level,
and volume of the board. The more you weigh, and the
lower your skill level, the bigger the board you’ll need.
- One liter of volume floats one kg weight.
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In order to factor in your skill level, multiply your Skill Level Factor x Your Weight in kilograms to get your recommended volume in liters.
- 1 Lb. is approximately equal to .45 kg.
- When in doubt, lean to the next board size up.
SKILL FACTOR:
Beginners = 2
Intermediate = 1.7
Advanced = 1.3
Calculating Board Volume:
(Your Weight in lbs. X .45) x Skill Factor = Target Volume
Example:You are a beginner and you weigh 195 lbs.
(195 lbs. X .45) x2 (Skill Factor) = 175.5
Your board should have a minimum volume of 175.5 liters.
