If you have a Castelli tri suit in size S, what's the width of the leg openings?
I recently bought a Body Paint SanRemo short sleeves tri suit and the leg width was 42cm (i.e., 21cm measured across when laid flat) which is way too wide for me.
On my older (sleeveless) Body Paint tri suit this measured 18.5cm across, and on a new Core tri suit it was 19cm, which was still ok (but I don't like the suit).
I'm wondering whether the Body Paint SanRemo short sleeves tri suit I got was a "fluke" or whether all of them are like this?

My suit measures 21.5 cm across legs when laid flat

Thanks for measuring it.

I just got a replacement Castelli Free SanRemo Suit Short Sleeve, and it has the "standard" leg width of 19cm.

It seems only the Castelli Body Paint SanRemo Tri Suit has these unusually wide legs, all my other Castelli Tri Suits and cycling bibs are about the same.
Does anyone have the Body Paint SanRemo Tri Suit (Short Sleeve) with a "normal" leg width (19cm or less for size S)?
If so, where/when was it made and where did you buy it?

Has anyone tried the Kiwami Kona wings aero jacket?

Has there been any feedback on the LG Course M-2 Triathlon Skin? Isn't this the one they developed together with Crowie?

http://www.louisgarneau.com/...E_M-2_TRIATHLON_SKIN

I bought a Castelli Body Paint SR SS tri suit and just got it in the mail. Here are some pictures and details for those interested.

First impressions: Material quality is very nice, the pad is super comfortable and the piece wears very nicely. Ive been wearing/racing in Castelli tri stuff for over the past year but in their sleeveless, 2pc line Free line so I was pretty confident that a small was the correct size for me. The sizing on the 1pc suits is a little more generous than the 2pc version. The bottoms on the 1pc are a little bigger at the thighs (as previously mentioned) and a slightly larger at the waist. There is no drawstring to tighten the waist size so I guess this makes sense. The top seems to be a little longer but very similar around the mid-section/chest/neck, maybe a touch bigger than the 2pc Free top. The arms seem to be close to an appropriate length and width for me but I think they could use some tailoring to get the best fit (duh). I also bought a 1pc Castelli Free sleeveless suit (ITU style) and feel it follows much the same way in terms of sizing. The full zipper on the front is awesome and makes getting in/out of the suit a breeze plus I think it would be real handy if you need to open it for ventilation.

Me: 5'8.5'', 136lbs, 27" waist, 35" hips, 33" chest, so I am slightly smaller than most of the dimensions listed by Castelli which explains the zipper pucker.


Sizing wise I fall in more with an XS Skinfit Streamliner or XS Scody Optimise AIR so I m.ight try one of those to see if I can get any better of a fit

(Please ignore my girlfriends cluttered dresser and my iPhones terrible picture quality)