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Calf 15"
ankle 7"
5' 8"
Carlosg's thighs are bigger than my waist
15"
6ft2
climbers lower legs, sprinters(size not muscle or power)thighs on a top heavy body, no wonder i fall over a lot
look at the *coughs* definition
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14" calves, 22" thighs. 5'10" and 12 stone.
18.5 inches.
15" calves , 24" thighs . 5`10" and 12 stone 12 lbs
Calves 15"/38cm
Thighs 23.5"/59cm
5'11"
13st 🙁
I think big calves might be associated with/a symptom of pedalling with a low cadence, but i'm not 100% on that.
This thread has made me feel better about what I thought were wrens lower legs - cheers!
wrens lower legs
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go on then which one are you?
go on then which one [s]are[/s] were you?
I bet he didn't get his male pattern baldness hormones on the NHS..
14.75" but they look bigger because my ankles are quite skinny at 8".
About 17.5" measures with a lanyard and a rules. Yes they do get commented on, even by cyclists and I can actually brush the front mech with them sometimes as well.
16" @ 6'1" and 95kg
i'm quite happy with 15".
I bet he didn't get his male pattern baldness hormones on the NHS..
Rather catty little comment there.
Some kind of jealousy or something going on there by any chance? I suspect so.
17", plenty for me 🙂
Well, packing 18.5" under my desk... 8) Thanks to the headphone method
17" and a midges here. measured with the wifes dressmaking tape measure
14.75" by A3 sheet of paper and ruler method
15" calf, 21" thigh, 32" waist, 6' tall and 12st
ewww 17" here & I thought I was going to be around the 12" mark 😉
Some kind of jealousy or something going on there by any chance? I suspect so.
LOL!! you wish.. I was just poking a bit of fun at your awesomeness while clumsily trying to shoehorn in a gender re-assignment gag.. no offence meant buster.. 🙂
By far the funniest thing Ive read, got this image of loads of bloke with there trousers rolled up in their offices/work place with all sorts of things wrapped around there legs.....LOL
to please Bigface0_0 i've done jsut that:
rolled up my jeans, wrapped a USB phone charger cable around my calf, then measured it on a purple ruler i had to dig around in the drawers for.
17"
i'm not sure what that means, if its good or bad or what, but there it is.
17" Calf
26" Thigh
*cough* Waist
17" using very dubious measuring technique involving paper towels in the toilet.
15.5 with a 34" waist
i like to think of them as lean like a tour rider haha i wish
About 17 using a headphone lead.
Are we comparing winkles next?
18.5"/47cm
There's a guy on my shift who's a Highland games champion hammer thrower. The calf (singular) on him is 😯 He's a big lad but the bigger calf must be 25-50% bigger than his other (which is big enough in the first place!)
He's the shift freak show! We take great delight on showing him off to other shifts.
I'm sure there's a photo of him and one of the 'less muscular' shift members calf flexing beside one another. Comedy! 😀
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By far the funniest thing Ive read, got this image of loads of bloke with there trousers rolled up in their offices/work place with all sorts of things wrapped around there legs.....LOL
Didn't you just wrap your old fellow twice around your calf and estimate it that way? 🙂
Shirley its how hard you can get them and not the size that counts?
thats what she said!
IGMC
The aforementioned freak! 😀
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18.5" after approximately 4 years of next to no exercise/cycling. I'm sure an inch of that is fat if I'm honest!
So what's the definition and tone then? ...alright having big claves,but no tone or muscle defiinition means nowt 🙂
A puny 14" here. Half the circumference of my waist, which sounds fairly impressive actually.
I've just had a cast taken off and was so shocked at the state of my leg that I had to measure it: I broke my ankle four weeks ago and in that time the calf has gone from a skinny (but cycling/running fit) 14" to a mere 12" and all the muscle tone has gone! It looks really weird. Fortunately I'm now in a light-touch removable boot so I can start exercising it and hopefully speed the return to normal....
Only 23 inches here