Hello, I want to buy a Perri's Zipper Half Chap for my child. Can you provide me the lenght for the XSMALL and X SMALL TALL. Many txs
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The ordinary height XXL is plenty tall on a 5'8" person. I think Perri's site has complete sizing info.
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I am sorry but i dont carry anything in that exact size, you can try the child dress form that might be the closest to those measurements. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GNHK4QO
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Chaps are 35-36 inches long and adjust to your legs by tightening straps. I measured with a tape measure. Hope that helps! Gloves are huge. I have long fingers and they swim inside gloves, but still useable.
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I don't know the measurement, but I am 5.5 and when I down have the string drawn it covers half of my behind. It's a great jacket...you just reminded me -- going to get more colors..
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Box only states junior like the posting with no measurements given. Helmet was too small for my five year old so we are saving for his younger brother who at 2 is too large currently for him. Pads work good though. Recommend BERN helmet like the nino. Good fit and look.
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The zipper to put clothes in and out is on the 15'' side. These are all correct measurements.
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My four year old is 42" tall and he fits fine with my one year old and has leg room to spare.There is room for a back pack in the pocket when you unzip the sides and if you're only carrying one child there would be room for bags inside as well.
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It kind of contradicts itself because it's says 12 inches long. It/ a pretty good size in height but definitely not 12 inches more like 7 or 8. I would measure it for you but I stuffed mine way to much and the zipper eventually broke. It was a great bad though and worked great and did hold a lot until I had gotten more makeup then it could hold. I do however think that it's a great buy and totally worth the price. It was an add on item for me so the shipping was free since it was eligible for free shipping.
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Well I didn't see that size when I bought mine. But I bought the biggest available which was size 10 and it hardly fit my 6 and half year old daughter. Unless your kid is petite and skinny it will not last long
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It was off for my purchase. My son is 5'8", 130 lbs. The suggested size was too short for him. Or, he has abnormally long legs.
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My boys are a big 5yo and a small 6yo, I bought 2 XSs and they have some room to grow in them. Great jackets! They wear sizes 5 and 6 in clothes. Hope that helps
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My max is 44 in hip, but that's kinda tight. Zipper opening is 7 in. Widest part is around 9 in. You really don't want anything wider in there. It's 4 in tall and can be as fat as 2 in. I put my note 3 and house keys, swim goggles, 4 to 6 power jells with me on long runs and swims.
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I'm 6', 270 lbs, and it fits me, but I bought two of them for my boys 16 and 21, both smaller than you. Have not used them yet, but they seem good quality for the money. No lower compartment or zipper may be a pain?
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I bought the small for my 10 year old daughter. She wears a sz 10 pants with a belt. When I tie the back there is only about a 2 inch space open in the back, so any smaller child might not be able to get it tight enough.
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Okay, I just measured. The mini panniers are 10"L x 9.5"W x 2"deep, EACH, but they also bulge out so you can stuff in there. They are not as big as I would have liked, but they do the job if you want to put lunch and riding clothing, even "travel" pants. The trunk itself is quite cavernous, on the other hand. It is 6"W x 12"L x 6"H (starting at 4"H at the seat end). The zipper top expands the "top", not the trunk cargo, with a separate zipper entry from the top and holds a good amount also. I had been using the REI Gotham Rack Trunk. Those panniers are slightly bigger, but the trunk was smaller. Okay, I just measured. The mini panniers are 10"L x 9.5"W x 2"deep, EACH, but they also bulge out so you can stuff in there. They are not as big as I would have liked, but they do the job if you want to put lunch and riding clothing, even "travel" pants. The trunk itself is quite cavernous, on the other hand. It is 6"W x 12"L x 6"H (starting at 4"H at the seat end). The zipper top expands the "top", not the trunk cargo, with a separate zipper entry from the top and holds a good amount also. I had been using the REI Gotham Rack Trunk.... » Read More Okay, I just measured. The mini panniers are 10"L x 9.5"W x 2"deep, EACH, but they also bulge out so you can stuff in there. They are not as big as I would have liked, but they do the job if you want to put lunch and riding clothing, even "travel" pants. The trunk itself is quite cavernous, on the other hand. It is 6"W x 12"L x 6"H (starting at 4"H at the seat end). The zipper top expands the "top", not the trunk cargo, with a separate zipper entry from the top and holds a good amount also. I had been using the REI Gotham Rack Trunk. Those panniers are slightly bigger, but the trunk was smaller. « Show Less
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It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one base layer of merino wool, and they are good to go to 0 degrees (with the proper ground insulations).Hope that helps! It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one... » Read More It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one base layer of merino wool, and they are good to go to 0 degrees (with the proper ground insulations).Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try and look the jacket up on another website and see if they give you a chart to be more exact with sizing. Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try... » Read More Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try and look the jacket up on another website and see if they give you a chart to be more exact with sizing. « Show Less