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Old 1 November 2009, 09:44 PM   #1
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Icon5 PAM279 - Bracelet Sizing Problem

Hoping for some help with this rather basic problem, which has turned into a brain teaser for me.

The Ti bracelet comes with 7 full-size links per side of the clasp (total-14), plus one half-size link on the 6 o'clock side.

- If I remove 1 + 1/2 links, dear PAM wears a little loose.

- If I remove 2 links, dear PAM wears too tight.

So, do the 1/2's actually equate to a half-step, or maybe less.

I'm thinking to buy 2x 1/2 links to see what gives?

Thoughts please!!


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Old 2 November 2009, 08:50 AM   #2
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Me thinks that looser is better. Have you tried going a day or two with the looser bracelet? I figure the sweat would help hold it in place.
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