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Should I go for 6cm or 8cm, though?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 11:58 am
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 12:04 pm
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 12:11 pm
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 12:15 pm
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 12:50 pm
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024, 1:40 pm
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Should I choose 6cm or 8cm? Considering the difference in athletic ability, which isn’t a concern for me, but I do want to be proportioned. I can manage the 8 just fine, and I’ll be happy, but I’ve heard that 8 isn’t as safe as 6 at the very least.

My arm span measures 169, while I’m 164. Should I go for 6 or 8cm? So, is it better to opt for the full 8 or stick with 6 during my planned procedures in my 20s?

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Posted on Nov 20, 2024, 11:58 am
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Posted on Nov 20, 2024, 11:58 am
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def 8, especially if  164.
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Posted on Nov 20, 2024, 12:04 pm
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Posted on Nov 20, 2024, 12:04 pm
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def 8, especially if  164.
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