Klim Badlands Pro Hi-Viz jacket for sale

[Blueridge]

Men's medium Klim Badlands Pro hi-viz jacket. Wore it about 4 times before figuring out that I should've gotten the Large. Bummer. $550 and you pay shipping. I'm located in western NC. 404-641-8797.

 

[klunsford]

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[JRE]

It'd be nice if they made products for real sized people

 

[scott123007]

Men's medium Klim Badlands Pro hi-viz jacket. Wore it about 4 times before figuring out that I should've gotten the Large. Bummer. $550 and you pay shipping. I'm located in western NC. 404-641-8797.

What is your height and weight?
That may be helpful to me, and others to determine fitament.
Thanks

 

[True Grip]

Maybe I can help the OP out. I'm 5'10" and 170 and this is my Klim Med Latitude

 

[Blueridge]

Thanks for the replies. I'm not good with attaching photos yet. Sorry. Probably why I listed my Phone Number.
I sold the jacket and already shipped it to someone off the ADV rider site who, wait for it, called me.
I am about 5'7" and about 175 pounds if anyone else needs a gauge of how a medium fits. I guess my years of working out makes it harder for me to fit clothes that are slim fitting. Based on the size of the guy on the Revzilla video related to this jacket, I was sure a medium would fit. The reading I did also led me to believe this jacket would break in/loosen up. Guess I was too stupid to figure out I needed to try a large also before wearing the medium out several times and making it unreturnable. Costly mistake.
On the bright side, it was waterproof the one time it rained on me.
I just got a large Kilimanjaro and it is roomy enough in the shoulders, chest and arms but a touch long in arm length. Again, I'm hard to fit.

 

[TimLaw]

The Kilimanjaro is a nice jacket. I like the Klim gear, but I have to say, it's the most expensive Chinese made gear on the planet.

 

[Bushyar15]

Here's a simple way I post pictures, its free...

Take a picture of your item and load on your computer (if you don't have a smartphone or device that can also access the web)

Create an account on something like photobucket, its free. I use Photobucket as its intuitive and easy to use.
Upload your picture to Photobucket
Once your image is uploaded, click on the image you want to post
On the right side of the browser is a bolded label "Share Links"
Click on the last one labeled "IMG" (This automatically copies the link)
When creating your "ad"
Simply "paste" the link into the box where you describe your item.

 

[Blueridge]

Thanks for the photo upload advice. Is there a way to do this using pictures, taken with my smartphone, from my computer without having to create a Photobucket account? I readily admit to being a technical neanderthal. Craigslist just allows me to attach photos from my desktop as long as they are small enough but I haven't had that luck on bike forums.

 

[AVGeek]

If you go to the full reply window (rather than the quick reply), you will see "Attachments and other options" with a plus sign box to the left of the text. Click on the plus sign, and it will open up the menu, including "Attach:", which also shows what is allowed as an attachment directly to the forum:

Allowed file types: doc, gif, jpg, mpg, pdf, png, txt, gpx, pvm
Restrictions: 10 per post, maximum total size 5000KB, maximum individual size 250KB

If you can transfer the pics from your phone to your computer (emailing to yourself is usually one of the easiest ways), you can then upload the pics directly, as long as they conform to the size and file type restrictions listed here.

 

[HHH]

Thanks for the photo upload advice. Is there a way to do this using pictures, taken with my smartphone

If you download "Tapatalk" you can upload pictures straight from the app, this is how it looks like:

^PICTURE^ ^ATTACHMENT^ ^SMILEY^ ^ IMAGE LINKS^ ^WEB ADDRESSES^