Galvin Green gear

aster99

Do ye find their gear regular enough fitting wise?

Just wondering as was thinking of buying some that i saw online for a good price and as online wont get a chance to try first. For other brands e.g. Ashworth, callaway i find if i'm a large i need to buy a size less from them to be right as they seem big fitting.

So any advice would be great

f22

aster99 wrote: »

Do ye find their gear regular enough fitting wise?

Just wondering as was thinking of buying some that i saw online for a good price and as online wont get a chance to try first. For other brands e.g. Ashworth, callaway i find if i'm a large i need to buy a size less from them to be right as they seem big fitting.

So any advice would be great

Pretty regular in size, although their half zip jackets seem a slightly tighter fit than the full zip.

aster99

Sound, thanks

sweetswing

try them on in your local golf shop to get your exact size:D they cant charge you for that, best be sure , its the best gear by far but its pricey.

GreeBo

I found the trousers too narrow/tight in the legs so went with another brand.
+1 on trying before buying

soundsham

A bit tighter fitting alright so try em out first
Try Nevada bobs and at least you will know before purchasing

Aesop

aster99 wrote: »

Just wondering as was thinking of buying some that i saw online for a good price and as online wont get a chance to try first.

Where online did you find a good price? I'm in the market myself for a good set of waterproofs.

aster99

it was a guy on ebay selling a bunch of gear..gone now though

LittleLiam

I'd avoid Galvin Green on ebay to be honest. Liable to be fake.

The real stuff is good gear though. Although not everyone can pull it off as it tends to be a tad 'suave'. I'd avoid it if you are over 45 particularly.

Whyner

I compared all online sites to McGuirks and found McGuirks to be roughly the same, they had 25% off at the time......