ratio of torso to inseam ?

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any body know ratio of torso to inseam(leg length) ?

I have small torso

thanks

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Quote from: montahn on August 20, 2018, 10:08:21 AMany body know ratio of torso to inseam(leg length) ?

I have small torso

thanks

Apparently a ratio of over around 0.48 makes you long legged. But I think how you actually look like physically matters more in determining if you are actually long legged for your height.

What's your inseam length?

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What does 0,48 mean?
is speaking of leg or torso, not easy to work with percentage hahah ??
For me it is clearer to understand
50% leg - 50% torso .

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Quote from: Valiant on August 20, 2018, 10:41:52 AMApparently a ratio of over around 0.48 makes you long legged. But I think how you actually look like physically matters more in determining if you are actually long legged for your height.

What's your inseam length?


it 90cm or 3 foot

thanks for your query

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Quote from: Ruan c. silveira mendonça on August 20, 2018, 04:18:43 PMWhat does 0,48 mean?
is speaking of leg or torso, not easy to work with percentage hahah ??
For me it is clearer to understand
50% leg - 50% torso .

Its your inseam length devided by your height. So if your inseam is, say 81cm and your height is 175cm, you 81 ÷175 which gives you a height to inseam ratio of 0.46.


Quote from: montahn on August 20, 2018, 09:00:31 PM
it 90cm or 3 foot

thanks for your query

So your height is 162cm and you have a inseam length of 90cm?

Are you sure your inseam length is correct?.

Using the figures you have provided you have a height to inseam ratio of 0.55.  Which makes you very long legged. Do you have any pics?

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Quote from: Valiant on August 21, 2018, 02:15:17 AM
So your height is 162cm and you have a inseam length of 90cm?

Are you sure your inseam length is correct?.

Using the figures you have provided you have a height to inseam ratio of 0.55.  Which makes you very long legged. Do you have any pics?

its correct. its from the waist

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Quote from: montahn on August 21, 2018, 03:28:13 PMits correct. its from the waist

Inseam length is meant to be measured from the crotch, not the waist.

Like this

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSPN-KMkjqiUxeWcnkAXXji9KcWYYj0s5n1Dr58yGibMauMEYNJkA

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Quote from: Valiant on August 21, 2018, 03:47:20 PMInseam length is meant to be measured from the crotch, not the waist.

Like this

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSPN-KMkjqiUxeWcnkAXXji9KcWYYj0s5n1Dr58yGibMauMEYNJkA

Thanks for your info now its 70cm

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Quote from: montahn on August 21, 2018, 09:11:31 PMThanks for your info now its 70cm

When measuring inseam, you measured all the way to the floor?

Using your figures. Inseam of 70 ÷height of 162, your ratio is 0.43, which makes you basically short legged with a long torso.

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generally even if u have longer legs compared to ur torso u will be considered tall and attractive. u can always buildup ur upper body in the gym and make it appear bigger.