Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
Did you inquire earlier? I’ve scanned my list and don’t see your name.Is it possible to get an estimation, or where one sits on the list?
Females tend to have shorter torso’s than males, however where the waist straps exit the plate doesn’t mean it stays the same level all the way around. Females tend to have flatter stomachs than males and may ride the belly band higher all the way around, whereas males (typical well fed American middle aged males) tend to have larger guts and the front of the waist strap generally finds it’s position below that. Also, the use of a crotch strap will tend to pull the front of the belly band down forming a “Y”. There is also a factor of whether or not a person uses weight pouches on the waist strap or used a weight belt.@Eric Sedletzky
Have your found that your height guidelines are the same for males and females? Anthropometric charts show that the 50 percentile male waistline (where you want the belly band to be) is significantly lower for males than females.
I found you. I had you down by name not internet handle.I responded on this thread 11/22/18 post #17 and my original request was on your gmail on 3/22/18. You “liked”the post.
I updated you.Eric,
Can you put me down for a Stainless and a aluminum freedom plate? Both medium.