ALPINESTARS Closeout Helmets

This is a very nice suit, the colors pop much better in person than from the pics. I'm 5 10, 204 lbs. and fit. I'm right at a 44 chest in measurement. Suit fit perfectly everywhere except it was too tight in the chest/shoulder/upper arms in the Euro 54 size. I'm afraid the next size up will be too long in arms/legs without tailor. I hope this helps you all.

This is my first 1 piece and have only had a chance to wear it one time and it was without the airbag system unfortunately since it was still on back order at the time. I was fortunate enough to have a buddy that let me try on his 56 before I ordered mine and the legs and sleeves were a little too long for me. Went with a 54 and really pleased with the fit. Once I'm on the bike it is really comfortable and easy to maneuver around in. I'm 5'11 175lbs for reference. Hope with the airbag installed there is still adequate space. Only reason for a 4 star review is the limited amount of time I have of use in the suit.

This suit is very good quality. The leather, liner, and protection feel very nice, and if it would’ve fit like I’d hoped I would give this suit 5+ stars. Initially, it took another person to get my arms in (and a lot of wiggling to get my legs in). But after an hour or so of wearing it, I was able to get it on more comfortably by myself. Still, it felt a little too tight in the arms and legs for my liking. The torso area was a great fit, I have a little bit longer torso than average. I ended up returning it but would recommend anyone to give it a try. For reference on what I prefer in my fit, my last suit was a Dainese Cronos, which seems to me a little more of a “comfort fit” than a “race fit.” I’m 5’8”, 170, average build and I selected a 52 euro.

For the money, this is a hard suit to beat. Well made with a lot of ventilation. The cut is more aggressive than the Ignition, which is also a nice suit – very aggressive suit which is designed to be comfortable and enable you on a racetrack.

6ft 183lbs and I fit in a size EU54. I am also wearing a large tech-air race. I tried the A-stars suit that was produced before the updated body mapping. There was lack of mobility in the shoulder and arms. I also had issues with excessive bunching of leather around where my knee bends. The A-stars GP Pro V2 has a stretch panel panel on the bottom of the rear delt that solved this problem. The suit also has a ton of pre-curve in the arms and legs. This alleviates the bunching of leather in the elbows and knees and helps the internal armor find the most comfortable position. My only complaint is that it feels a little uncomfortable when off the bike. I know this is not designed for this but a little more material could prevent the band from being split up when pff the bike.

I use this suite for street use along side alpinestar tech air vest

I'm 5'7", 150lbs athletic build. The size 38 fits me in a good tight "race fit". The 40 is a comfort fit, but I've got some extra material. I bought 1 size smaller than normal for this suit. I fit a size 40 for the Missile, GP Pro v1, and Spidi Warrior wind Pro. I definitely could not pull off a 38 in the Missile or GP Pro, so consider trying one size down.
For the v2: It is definitely made for the tucked race position. Brian's review is spot on. I have a little bit of butt sag, but everything fits in place well. The arms are slightly long (they come down to the wrist), and the calves are tight when first putting it on (I normally never have calf issues).
My only criticism is that the thigh/hip armor could be a little bigger.