Product Sizing

Widder vests are not sized to allow room for movement.  The chest measurement is very accurate, so the 44" vest, for example is exactly that, 44", around the chest.  There is a "standard taper" and on the 44" vest, this translates to a 39" waist.  Size the vest for the chest fitted only over a T-shirt or similar garment, if a sweater is needed, wear it over the vest for maximum efficiency.

Measure around the chest just under the arms for the chest measurement, and around the waist crossing the belly button for the waist measurement.  See picture to left.

Custom Heated grips come in two diameters, one for metric bars and the other for Harley Davidsons and any other 1" diameter handlebars.  Measure both the diameter and the length of your existing grip, we carry a variety of lengths to match sports bikes through to the big touring motorcycles.  The other consideration is whether your handlebars have an obstruction or whether the wiring is inside the bars.

Measure the diameter of your handle bar and the length of the bar you wish to cover with grip.

As with Widder vests, the gloves should be chosen to give a close fit for optimum efficiency.  Unlike the vests, they are sized large so most customers need to choose one size smaller than normal.  If you are unsure, a faxed handprint, or the measurement around your knuckle at the widest part of your hand will help us to determine the right size for you.  See picture to left.

By using velcro straps, Widder Lectric Chaps will give every different type of build an individual fit without adding unnecessary bulk inside your riding pants.  Measure the inside leg length from crotch to ankle-bone.  This measurement will be a few inches shorter than your normal size in pants.  See picture to right.

For the same reason, Widder Lectric Arm chaps are designed with straps to fit all sizes of arms.  Measure from the top vertebrae of your spine, over the elbow to the wrist then match that length to your vest size on our sizing chart at the end of the price list, to select the right length of arm-chaps.  Again, they do not need to be long to avoid interference with watch straps and gloves.  See picture to left.