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dumpsterDiver:
how much would one cost - if you could buy them?
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The last batch of stainless Contours ran $200 plus shipping for either size.
They weren't dirt cheap, but not super expensive either considering how much hand work went into them.

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rhwestfall:
still holding out hope that one somehow is produced in a stretched configuration to fit a long torso of a tall individual.......
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How tall?
 
Eric Sedletzky:
The last batch of stainless Contours ran $200 plus shipping for either size.
They weren't dirt cheap, but not super expensive either considering how much hand work went into them.

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How tall?
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6'-7" - I use Tobin's long (singles), and X-long (doubles) to reach valves and sit properly on my back/hip area.
 
rhwestfall:
6'-7" - I use Tobin's long (singles), and X-long (doubles) to reach valves and sit properly on my back/hip area.
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I'm 6'-4" and the large works for me but you'd probably need one an inch or so longer, maybe more, so that would be a one-off build.
It also depends how high you like your waist strap. Some people like them high right under the rib cage so it won't interfere with a weightbelt.
If people use weight pockets on the waist strap then they like a longer plate so the pockets are down more.
 
we can go off line for a discussion should you be interested.....
 
Heading downstairs to work on Old #10. Only do this when the spirit moves me, less mistakes that way. Eric's description has given me a whole new appreciation for the old girl.

Went to the "museum" and broke out a new electrode. Getting low on the "good stuff". *sigh*

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undrwater:
The freedom plate? Still gorgeous and making people drool.
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: drool:
 
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