OHMOTOR Motorcycle Body Protective Jacket Armor Men, Motocross Riding Protective Gear,ATV Dirt Bike Chest Spine Protector

Im 5'11 250+ I ordered the XXL-3x it fits well, looks good and functional, I bought it to use when I'm riding my new super scooter that does 40+ mph.. I wiped out on my son's escooter doing only 17mph and got some serious road rash and bruised pride lol. So I had to get serious and buy some real gear. It has mesh material so very breathable and the spine protector is detachable and straps can be adjusted. Seems like good value for the money, I would recommend.

I'm 6', 190lbs with a 44" chest, well built and had to use the 2XLIt's a little snug but it's supposed to be form fitting.I also wear long sleeve Hanes Men's Long Sleeve Cool Dri T-Shirt UPF 50+ (Pack of 2) under it. So that may help me feel dry 100% of the time.I've worn this armor on two rides, and both times completely forgot I was wearing it.Once you get all the armor parts set where they should be, it fits like a glove and gives good protection for low speed impacts (nothing will save us from ultra high speeds).I wear the haynes dry shirt, then the armor then another riding shirt over it all, and a backpack with tools and while it's not full summer yet, it is warm outside, and I still feel good riding with this.One thing that is weird is the zipper is on the wrong side, and I don't know why, but womens cloths have zippers on the opposite side, so maybe this is for a woman? Doesn't make sense b/c the only woman who could wear this wouldn't be able to have boobs AND zip it up, as it barely fits me and no, I don't have boobs, so it works out great. Aside from the zipper being on the wrong side, I feel it's a cost effective bit of gear that is essential for riding trails.If I would order it again, I would buy the same size but maybe the one with the neck protection too. Don't go too big b/c the armor has to stay in place during crashes/sliding/rolling and this certainly does. It's snug, and it should be somewhat tight and difficult to peel off and on.It airs dry (afaik) washable too.The back protector is exceptionally durable, and has interweaving ABS parts that double up, and flex. The shoulder and elbows stay in place all day, and the chest protector is the largest area I've seen.Highly recommended as one crash will pay for itself 10x over.

Sizing chart said I should be a Medium, but based on comments saying order three sizes larger, I only ordered an XL because it was the largest size available. Honestly, I’m glad I didn’t get anything larger because I’d be swimming in it!One size up should be sufficient. At two sizes up, the XL fits me (5’10”, 160lbs), and I can comfortably wear a long-sleeve cold weather underarmour under the mesh. The thing is pretty much unwearable without the back protector though, as the chest piece cannot be secured in place and the shoulders will tilt forward on you, as they also attach to the back protector. Perhaps a Medium or Large would‘ve reduced this drooping effect and it could be wearable without the back protector, but you’re going to want to be able to secure things in place if you want to be comfortable at all.Mine shipped with a slight tear in the foam by the left shoulder pad. I don’t really care and won’t do anything about it, but kind of annoying.Once you tighten down everything (which you will if you order up sizes), the fit is comfortable for extended periods of time. There is solid coverage on the expected areas, everything else is thin lycra mesh.I don’t use the thumb loops because I have long arms and it pulls all the pads out of position. I didn't buy it for the thumb holes anyway, but if you’re cosplaying or something, worth knowing.Overall good bang for your buck, and you probably dont need to oder more than a size or two up. Unless you’re oddly proportioned or something.

Perfect fit actually. I'm 210 and 6ft tall and got a XXL. It's breathable and light weight even with extra clothes on. Can't wait to use it during these summer months. Tried to send picture but wouldn't work.