What is your eye level height and then what is your total height. I personally have a eye level height of about 5'2 ish , and i am 5'6. With shoes on my eye level height is a spot on 5'3 and i am a weak 5'7. So my question is do most males have a distance of about 4-5 inches from eye level to top of head? Going by this, if i gained 6 inches id pretty much be at 5'9 eye level with shoes on and a natural 6'2 person would look about the same height as me. This is a underrated indicator of how much height you can look like you've gained with LL. Even though i am 5'6, gaining 6 inches would put me at a solid 6'0 but i'd look about the same height as someone 6'2. Thoughts?
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Posted on Oct 31, 2018, 4:38 am
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Posted on Oct 31, 2018, 4:53 am
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By the way im saying this just to make the point that depending on what your eye level height tops out at after LL, you can claim to be 1-3 inches taller thn you actually are without anybody calling you out on it. If my eye level was 5'9 with shoes on and i was 6'0 barefoot, i'd claim 6'2 in public all day everyday. Nobody would be able to tell if you're actually 6'2 or not unless they literally pull out a tape measure lol
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