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AeroHunter Merlin sizing

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Bowtech Dually

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Looking for sizing help from those that may have already received their Merlin Harness, It seems like many Im right on the bubble 6'1" 200 lbs 36W pant 43" chest. If anyone can give me sizing help that has already tried on the Merlin it would be appreciated. I have asked them to delay shipping my saddle until Im a little more comfortable with sizing. Any help is appreciated
 
I don’t have a Merlin but I’m the same size as you I’d recommend going with the size 2 because i add clothes too.
 
I am about to go for my first sit in my merlin today but hunted from a flex for season and a half. Im 6' 185 and 34 waist. I probably fall into the not much backside category. Size 1 flex and Merlin fit me well. I feel if I had more junk in the trunk a size 2 would fit better. If I had to guess... mine and your size difference would put you happier in a size 2. Just a guess. Really liking AH saddles compared to the others I had.
 
36 jeans, 5’10” and went with size 1. Seems to fit great. Have hunted out of it twice and will be in it tomorrow.
 
Kestrel Flex size 2... 6’1” and 230lbs, wearing 38” jeans.
I ordered a Merlin, size 2 also
 
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I'm 6"2 250, 36 waist. I have a size 2 flex and went with a size 2 merlin. Fit is good plus I like a little extra room for when it's colder out. When I'm adding layers while in the tree, being a bigger guy I have room to loosen the belt a little and just tuck my layers in without struggling.
 
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