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Oakley evo lite compared to ronin 2l. please help!

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CREASTON
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i have a Ronin 2l jacket size large and love the fit and bagginess (im 5' 7" 145), just wondering how oakley sizing compares to ronin, and if an oakley evo lite jacket in large would be around the same size/ bagginess as the ronin 2l in size large... thanks a lot!
Jun 1 2008 1:30AM
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Balto
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it will not be as baggy. ronin is much baggyer then oakley so you would need an xl or an xxl for the same baggyness
Jun 1 2008 11:26AM
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SK1ERDUDE
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Mine was almost as baggy as my friends ronin jacket
Jun 1 2008 11:42AM
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chazz.
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im not sure about ronin, but i am 6'3" with a large evo lite and its pretty baggy on me.
Jun 1 2008 11:51AM
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CREASTON
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thanks a lot man thats the exact kind of response i was looking for!
Jun 1 2008 1:47PM
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.Brink.
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really? Im 6'2" and have xxl and its baggy but not ridiculous.
Jun 1 2008 5:23PM
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huge-go
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It depends on what fit you're talking about.  Oakley has regular and baggy fit, and the latter is bigger than ronin.  I've got the ronin ALS jacket in L and the oakley head to head jacket(baggy fit) in L, and the oakley is bigger.

Jun 1 2008 7:35PM
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STwoops
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dude, same exact size as me. Oakley evo XL is perfect. I dunno about the burton but i've tried on a med. L and XL and XL is the way to go for Oakley, not to gangsta and not too small.  i have a med oakley evo right now and it's great if you want to look totally normal. XL gives you the style you want
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