Hey guys, let me start by saying I'm 5'7" with 28" legs, a wingspan of 69", and I'm expected to grow 1 more inch by the time I turn 21 next year. My favorite pair of boots has a lot going on with the designs around the heel and have spikes on the upper part of the boot, and I don't want to limit my clothing choices drastically by lengthening too much.
Also, my calves are fairly wide (which i like). Would lengthening the tibia make them look average size? If so, maybe I should go with the femurs.
Lastly, if I lengthen both the femur and tibia (I won't do more than 5cm (2 inches) on either segment), will I have to lengthen my arms to look proportionate with a wingspan of 2 inches shorter than my height AND the boots combined? I don't have anything saved yet but am wondering because i plan to save up for the next few years. Oh and I haven't measured my torso yet but should that be a concern?
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Posted on Apr 14, 2018, 7:48 pm
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