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yep, just like arbyron pointed out, Larry Clark is a scamer. "Thank you for your reply. I would have love to come personally for viewing but am not around due to nature of my work,Am a Net working Engineer for Engineering company. We move from one location to another And believe that is in good condition base on your explanation,Arrangement for the payment and the pick up by my Shipping when Check cleared in your account,I really need it for my Son (Andrew)You will send the below information to me so that I can send out the Certified check to you as soon as possible,I will contact my Associate to sent the Certified check to you as soon as possible kindly bear with me,The check will take only 1-2 days to cleared to your account which will be sent to you soon .I want you to send the following details: FULL NAME ON THE CHECK:- FULL ADDRESS:- ZIP CODE:- CELL PHONE:- LAST OFFER More important there will be some excess fund on the check that for the shipping. Am buying this in good faith and trust. I will wait for your response as soon as possible. Reply"

Thanks for that idea. I'll keep this possibility in mind. But in this particular case seems like there's too many measurements not fitting. UPT wrote me back: "The 5.5” height, 4.5” waist, and 3” thigh difference tell me that the container will not fit you."

Ok. Thanks for your input. I was wondering what could be the effect of the 'beer-belly'. :)

Why this matters? Does it influences how well the rig fits on my body? But I would go for a 190 hybrid fabric main canopy first (manufacturer's largest suggested canopy for size 348 container), like Pulse 190 (last 10 jumps on a rented 188 Pilot, loved it). I would probably downgrade after I got through canopy course which I'm planning to do in August.

This is a decision I have to make as soon as possible. I already tried contacting the manufacturer. UPT are on their traditional shutdown till 11th, so they're not answering. That's why I'm here. The measurements are the ones the rig was made for, the guy selling the rig send me a copy of the order form he used when ordering the rig. I did my measurements with the help of another person, I read a lot about how to take measurements, not only from one manufacturer and I did them 5 times to make sure they're correct. But please, focusing on what I asked, what would you suggest could be a reasonable offset from my body's measurements to still be considered fitting for each measurement? Like +/- 2" for Torso (as an example) and so on... Thanks.

Hi. I'm looking for my first used gear. Doing so through internet is slightly more terrifying... I can't put it on and feel if it fits. So first of all, direct example: There's a guy selling his rig (Vector 3, size 348). The guy's dimensions are: Height: 69.5" Weight: 165lbs Waist: 35.5" Torso: 17.5" Legpad: 33" Inseam: 33" Chest: 37.5" Thigh: 24.5" My dimensions are: Height: 74.5" Weight: 165lbs Waist: 31" Torso: 18.5" Legpad: 31.5" Inseam: 35.5" Chest: 36.5" Thigh: 21.5" Simple question - will it fit me? Most measurements didn't seem that different except for waist and thigh. Are these very important? I mean the waist for example could be a guy with the same body type but with a beer-belly.... Could you please give me tips on what measurements to pay attention to and how +/- from my own measurements they should be to get a well-fitting rig without getting a chance to actually put it on... Thanks! Artis