How do you know what size jersey you are?
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Try your shirt size. If they have neck sizes go by that.
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I believe you need a BMI of over 40.  \n\nBMI Index.  Do a search for it, enter your height and weight and it will tell you your number.
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Go to Predators Store link - probably have jerseys in there. If not, I am sure there is some kind of contact link so you can get in touch with someone to ask. Not sure if the TD Waterhouse Centre (or Orlando Centroplex) has a store on their website - that might be a good place to check also.
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I don't know what 'proof' would be other than health care people accept that there are different frame sizes. At home, you can use the wrist or ankle measurement in relation to height to determine frame size.  It's different for men and women. Everyone says I'm "small boned" and I fit into that measurement category.  It seems legit.\n\nWomen:\nheight under 5'2" \nsmall = wrist size less than 5.5"\nmedium = wrist size 5.5" to 5.75"\nlarge = wrist size over 5.75"\n\nheight 5'2" to 5' 5" \nsmall = wrist size less than 6"\nmedium = wrist size 6" to 6.25"\nlarge = wrist size over 6.25"\n\nheight over 5' 5" \nsmall = wrist size less than 6.25"\nmedium = wrist size 6.25" to 6.5"\nlarge = wrist size over 6.5"\n\nMen:\nheight over 5' 5" \nsmall = wrist size 5.5" to 6.5"\nmedium = wrist size 6.5" to 7.5"\nlarge = wrist size over 7.5"\n\nI still sometimes weigh more than people who are "bigger" than me even though I look thin, so I guess it isn't an accurate way to explain weighing a lot.
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Here's some:\n\nhttp://www.ioffer.com/i/8XL-9XL-PERSONALIZED-REPLICANT-NFL-JERSEY-8687282\n\nhttp://www.sell.com/222NCV
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it seems that you can buy a jersey if you go to their website ,here is the link to their website:\nhttp://www.theblues.co.nz/store/index.html
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you need to calculate your Body Mass Index or BMI. use this website.
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go to the internet and check for BMI score, go to a site and input ur height and current weight to find if your in the right range :)
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Go to this website, enter your information and you will get your body mass index, which tells you whether you are in good shape or not.  It's really cool.
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Better question would be what size you wear.
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For all the info you would want:\n\nhttp://www.sizesurvey.com/result.html
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size 5 is the standard in world football\n\n4 and below is used for kids and training
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Here's a site to show you how to find out your measurements\nhttp://www.fittingtips.com/classes/Class-BraSize.htm\n\nYou also may want to look into getting a professional bra fitting. They're offered every once in a while in some department stores and are full time employees in others.
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you can check on thesportsauthority where you can custom make your jerseys
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To determine your proper frame size, you’ll first need to get an accurate inseam measurement . Stand with your back against a wall, your bare feet 6" apart on a hard floor, \nlooking straight ahead.\nPlace a book or carpenter’s square between your legs with one edge against the wall, and pull it up firmly into your crotch, simulating the pressure of your saddle while riding. Have a helper measure from the top edge of the book to the floor, in centimeters. (You can convert inches to centimeters by multiplying inches by 2.54.) Repeat two or three times, for consistency, and average the results to get your inseam length. \n\nSource(s):\nFrame size refers to the length of the frame’s seat tube. Pro frames are measured along the seat tube in one of two ways, center-to-top (C-T) or center-to-center (C-C). C-T measures the distance from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the top tube or seat lug (See image bellow). C-C measures from the center of the bottom bracket to the center of the top tube. Since C-T measures to a point higher on the frame, a frame measuring 55cm C-T would also measure roughly 53.5–54cm C-C, a difference of 1–1.5cm.\n\nTo size your C-T road frame, we use a guideline of .67 x inseam length. For example, if you have an 85cm inseam, your C-T frame size would be .67 x 85cm, or 57cm.\n\nLeMond’s formula, from his former coach, Cyrille Guimard, establishes C-C size by the formula .65 x inseam length, which yields virtually the same frame size when you add the 1–1.5cm difference between C-C and C-T. \n\nLarger riders (6'0" and up) may find that this formula puts them on a too small, and uncomfortable, road frame. A taller cyclist who wants a more comfortable frame may be better off selecting a frame 27–28cm less than inseam length, C-T.\n\nFor a mountain bike, we start by recommending a frame in the range of 10–12cm smaller than you take in a road frame. For example, if you ride a 55cm C-T road frame, look for a 43–45cm (17–18") C-T mountain frame
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click on the view button then text size and choose what fits you best.
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There is nothing in the 'Rules of the Game' which specifies which fixed set of numbers must be used.\n\nSo technically, you can have a number like 299 or 555 on your jersey.\n\nBut for practical reasons, players use numbers from 1-99. Even then, numbers above 30 are rare. Adriano once used number 90 in Serie A because the number 9, he desired was taken up by a team-mate.