és TJ Rogers

Welcome to Shreddington Snow's comprehensive guide to snowboarding gear length and sizing charts. This article provides valuable information when choosing snowboards, boots, gloves and clothing.

Snowboard Length Charts

When choosing a snowboard, it is important to consider the height, weight and skill level of the skier. As a rule of thumb, the board should reach approximately chin height.

Gentlemen

Weight (kg)	Length (cm)	Recommended length (cm)
< 64	150-155	Jaw height
64-73	155-160	Jaw height
73-82	160-165	Jaw height
> 82	165+	Jaw height

Ladies

Weight (kg)	Length (cm)	Recommended length (cm)
< 54	140-145	Jaw height
54-64	145-150	Jaw height
64-73	150-155	Jaw height
> 73	155+	Jaw height

Issue

Weight (kg)	Length (cm)	Recommended length (cm)
< 40	110-120	Jaw height
40-50	120-130	Jaw height

| > 50 | 130-140 | Jaw height |

Snowboard Flex Charts

The flexibility of a board affects its intended use. Stiffer boards are better suited for fast descents and conditions that require stability, while more flexible boards are recommended for park and freestyle descents.

Flexibility

Board Type	Flexibility	Recommended Use
All-Mountain	Mean	Versatile, for all kinds of things
Freestyle	Soft	Park and tricks
Freeriding	Rigid	Speed, off-piste
Powder	Different levels	Deep snow

ThirtyTwo and Deeluxe Snowboard Boot Length Charts

When it comes to snowboard boots, it is important to consider both the length and width of the foot to find the right size.

ThirtyTwo and Deeluxe Snowboard Boots

Note! There are differences between different shoe models. The liner and the shape of the shoe can affect the size.

Gentlemen

US Size	EU Size	Foot Length (cm)
7	39	25
8	41	26
9	42	27
10	43	28
11	45	29

Ladies

US Size	EU Size	Foot Length (cm)
5	36	22
6	37	23
7	38	24

Issue

US Size	EU Size	Foot Length (cm)
3	34	21
4	36	22
5	37	23

ThirtyTwo Gloves Size Charts

Glove sizes vary significantly, and

Their selection is influenced by hand width and length. This table presents ThirtyTwo glove size guidelines.

ThirtyTwo Gloves

Gentlemen

Size	Hand Width (cm)	Arm Length (cm)
S	7-8	17-18
M	8-9	18-19
L	9-10	19-20
XL	10-11	20-21

Ladies

Size	Hand Width (cm)	Arm Length (cm)
XS	6-7	16-17
S	7-8	17-18
M	8-9	18-19

Issue

Size	Hand Width (cm)	Arm Length (cm)
XS	5-6	15-16
S	6-7	16-17
M	7-8	17-18

Beyond Medals and ThirtyTwo Snowboard Clothing Size Charts

High-quality, properly sized snowboarding clothing provides comfort and protection while skiing. Here are the size charts for snowboarding clothing from Beyond Medals and ThirtyTwo.

Dickies pants size charts

US size (W)	Waist (cm)	Waist (")	Hips (cm)	Inseam (cm)	Model (example)
28	71	28″	94	78	874 Regular Fit
30	76	30″	99	78	Slim Fit
32	81	32″	104	78	Baggy Fit
34	86	34″	109	78	Skinny Fit
36	91	36″	114	78	Flex Slim
38	96	38″	119	78	874 Regular Fit
40	101	40″	124	78	Straight
42	106	42″	129	78	Loose Straight
44	111	44″	134	78	Work pants Flex

Note: differences between models:

• Regular Fit (e.g. 874): Classic, relaxed fit, suitable for most uses.

• Slim Fit & Flex Slim: Narrower leg, sits closer to the body. Slim Fit may feel tighter - if you are between sizes, choose the larger size.

• Baggy Fit & Loose Straight: Looser fitting pants with wider legs. If you want an even looser look, the larger size will accentuate the fit.

• Skinny Fit: Very narrow legs and fit; the measurements in the size chart are the outer measurements of the pants, so the inside measurement of the garment is a couple of centimeters smaller. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.

• Relaxed Straight: Straight leg, but slightly looser at the waist and hips than Regular Fit.

Carhartt pants size charts

US size (W)	Waist (cm)	Waist (")	Hips (cm)	Inseam (cm)	Model (example)
28	71	28″	94	80	Regular Fit Straight Leg
30	76	30″	99	80	Slim Fit Tapered Leg
32	81	32″	104	80	Relaxed Fit Carpenter Pant
34	86	34″	109	80	Double Knee Work Pant
36	91	36″	114	80	Loose Fit Straight Leg
38	96	38″	119	80	Rugged Flex Slim Taper
40	101	40″	124	80	Regular Fit Dungaree Pant
42	106	42″	129	80	Relaxed Fit Straight Leg
44	111	44″	134	80	Loose Fit Duck Carpenter

Note: differences between models:
Carhartt offers several different cuts and technical solutions that affect fit and comfort.

• Regular Fit Straight Leg: Classic, straight leg design. Fits close to the body without being tight.

• Relaxed Fit Carpenter Pant: Looser fit through the hips and thighs, with carabiner and tool pockets.

• Slim Fit Tapered Leg & Rugged Flex Slim Tapered: Slimmer and more fitted, tapered leg. Rugged Flex mobility technology.

• Loose Fit Straight Leg: A more generously sized straight leg, perfect for layering or for more freedom of movement.

• Double Knee Work Pant: With reinforced knees – fit in the Regular Fit line, but with double fabric in the knee area.

• Dungaree Pant: Traditional, loose fit with suspenders, fits relaxed through the hips and thighs.

Grand Collection pants size charts

US size (W)	Waist (cm)	Waist (")	Hips (cm)	Inseam (cm)	Model (example)
28	71	28″	92	80	Classic Straight
30	76	30″	97	80	Slim Taper
32	81	32″	102	80	Wide Leg
34	86	34″	107	80	High Waist Flare
36	91	36″	112	80	Relaxed Cargo
38	96	38″	117	80	Low Rise Skinny
40	101	40″	122	80	Straight Pleated Front
42	106	42″	127	80	Jogger Fit with Cuffs
44	111	44″	132	80	Utility Work Pant

Note: differences between models:
The Grand Collection offers a variety of cuts and technical solutions that affect the fit:

• Classic Straight: Straight and timeless style. Fits close to the body without being tight.
• Slim Taper & Low Rise Skinny: Slim legs; Slim Taper tapers downwards, Low Rise sits at a lower waist.
• Wide Leg & High Waist Flare: Wide legs, the Flare model flares out below the knee and sits high on the waist.
• Relaxed Cargo & Utility Work Pant: Looser at the hips, practical pockets and reinforced panels.
• Straight Pleated Front: Pleated front gives a straight and loose fit to the hips.
• Jogger Fit with Cuffs: A straight but elastic waist and ribbed cuffs give a sporty look.