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These are a Multi-Layer SFI-5 rated suit, not a single layer SFI-1 like many others.

It's size XL and is brand new. It has only been tried on by me when I decided it was too big and bought the next size down. I'm only 6ft but some of my measurements implied I might need the XL, turns out I don't.

More details here - http://racequip.com/sfiautoracingsuits/sfi5multilayersuits.html.

Sizing chart here (all in inches) -http://racequip.com/sfiautoracingsuits/racingsuitsizingchart.html

Comes in specific box with 2 RaceQuip stickers all as new. It's the blue suit with the black strips as pictured.

These are just under $300 new + delivery, my mistake is your gain.

$260 delivered.

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Hmm, not that big mate.

Here's some pics with the belt pulled in tight (not bulldog clip) and with it all loose.

I don't think it'd have the height.

I'm 6ft and about 86-88kg, I do a little gym so have a bit more junk in my trunk and some extra padding up top but not so much in the gut. There's some weird rotation BS going on in the first two for some reason.

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