Complete accommodation list?
I find that seeing what needs accommodations is the easiest way to narrow down to find a type for me- is there anywhere that shows what each type needs accommodating?
Posted Nov 8, 2022, 4:15 AM UTC
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I find that seeing what needs accommodations is the easiest way to narrow down to find a type for me- is there anywhere that shows what each type needs accommodating?
Posted Nov 8, 2022, 4:15 AM UTC
This is my understanding - please correct me in the comments if anyone spots an error!
D - Vertical
SD - Vertical + Curve
FN - Width + Vertical
SN - Width + Curve
DC - Balance + Slight Vertical
SC - Balance + Slight Curve
FG - Petite + Vertical
SG - Petite + (sometimes) Double Curve
TR - Petite + Double Curve
R - Double Curve
To my understanding, double curve is uninterrupted curve and petite doesn’t interrupt it. So SG almost always has double curve apart from those people who are super petite and may have petite + curve + vertical, otherwise every other case of curve on a SG will be uninterrupted since petite doesn’t interfere with curve the way vertical does. Also sometimes Rs can have petite.
This Is super interesting because I’m sure I have double curve and petite but have been stuck between the 3 ID’s that could accommodate that, but always leaned more R family because I wasn’t sure if SG was as likely if you had double curve
SCs can have double curve
I saw Kibbe a few days ago saying that DIYers shouldn’t consider this and he may only tell this to a specific client. I am just throwing this in there so people don’t get confused!
thanks!
That makes sense. It seems like it's a matter of statistical improbability, kind of like how he has verified a 5'6 client as R.
This is SO helpful, thank you so much for taking the time to write this out!
Thank you!!!
How do you distinguish types that have the same set of accommodations sometimes? For example, how does one distinguish an SG with double curve from a TR?
Tysm! I'd also been looking for this