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    Thanks all! The advice and links are a HUGE help. Yes, my metric conversion was off...it's been a while since I had to use it...think it should have read 197cm. At least that's what I was told years ago when I was stationed in Korea with the Army. Thanks again for the advice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim B View Post
    Thanks all! The advice and links are a HUGE help. Yes, my metric conversion was off...it's been a while since I had to use it...think it should have read 197cm. At least that's what I was told years ago when I was stationed in Korea with the Army. Thanks again for the advice.
    I used to be 198 cm, works out to about 6'5 3/4". I have skinny legs, so regular large/ex large (wear a US size 13 shoe) will stretch up just fine. The other advice is all good.

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