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Superior and Katana Sizing

Posted by Dean on 7/6/2008, 10:39 pm
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I have a centurion size 46 in a regular stance which takes 300kgs to get down to IPF depth(body weight 125kgs), However I need a training suit that is tight but easy to do reps in. I am looking at the Superior because of the price and the older material. I dont want it as tight as the centurion...so should I go a 48 and let it stretch, or would a 50 be more suited to doing reps?

Also I am looking at a katana for a 50 inch chest. I have a custom secondhand size 48 with 50 arms FURY that is loose and stretched. I can get 140kgs down. I would like to be able to get 160kgs down in the Katana, what size should I get?

Thanks Guys!!!

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Re: Superior and Katana Sizing - Teale 7/7/2008, 7:09 am
- Re: Superior and Katana Sizing - Dean 7/7/2008, 6:24 pm

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--Previous Message-- : I have a centurion size 46 in a regular : stance which takes 300kgs to get down : to IPF depth(body weight 125kgs), : However I need a training suit that is : tight but easy to do reps in. I am : looking at the Superior because of the : price and the older material. I dont : want it as tight as the centurion...so : should I go a 48 and let it stretch, or : would a 50 be more suited to doing : reps? : : Also I am looking at a katana for a 50 : inch chest. I have a custom secondhand : size 48 with 50 arms FURY that is loose : and stretched. I can get 140kgs down. I : would like to be able to get 160kgs : down in the Katana, what size should I : get? : : Thanks Guys!!! :

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