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janey Veteran

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Couldnt resist my previous post, sorry mate!

 

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Is that a personal recommendation from your own experience :sneaky2:?

 

:lol:

BenR Mentor

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Couldnt resist my previous post, sorry mate!

 

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Is that a personal recommendation from your own experience :sneaky2:?

 

:lol:

 

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janey Veteran

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YES!!!!! :001_tt2:

 

Arrggghhhhh!!! The mental images that you have just caused will scar me for life.

 

Sorry Rob, he started it... :001_tongue:

Taupotreeman Grand Master

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Mate, if your lass is only slightly built I'd be getting her off to an arb supplier to try a few out. Nothng worse than getting something you think is right and finding out it rubs on the bones etc. Even a xs size harness could be damn uncomfortable. Better off making the time to let her try a few and get it right first time. And YOU KNOW she'll probably want the most expensive one in the shop, especially if she's anything like my missus.

 

Not sure about highland forestry's choice and how comfortable that might be :laugh1:

john dawson Experienced

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Although you may want to brush up on your observational skills

 

Everytime i try to be observant, i get slapped! :confused1:

 

Best for shapley/skinny peeps is the treeflex, unless theres a small fetish you're not telling us about? :001_tt2:

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Everytime i try to be observant, i get slapped! :confused1:

 

Best for shapley/skinny peeps is the treeflex, unless theres a small fetish you're not telling us about? :001_tt2:

 

I wouldnt say skinny hahah:blushing:

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