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2011-05-17 1:40 PM
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Been using clippers with no guard for the past 11 years.

2011-05-17 1:41 PM
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b fish - 2011-05-17 1:33 PM I'll post a picture as soon as i cut it. still have to work up the nerve to do it.

Just do it and you will be glad with the results....I went from having long hair (for a guy) to trimming my own with a #1.

So much easier, you dont need to think about your hair, no swim cap, one pass of the towel and is dry and so much easier with those long runs.  Plus you can do it at home, and you save money.  Invest in a good set of Hairclipplers, between $25 and $30, no need to spend more.

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racedad - 2011-05-17 10:11 AM I will be cutting off my long locks this weekend in favor of race-ready hair. One of the pros for me is not having to wear a swim cap. 

Why do you think that you won't have to wear a swim cap for your race?

I believe that the cap is always required... it helps the safety folks to see you and is often used to distinguish starting waves.

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racedad - 2011-05-17 10:11 AM I will be cutting off my long locks this weekend in favor of race-ready hair. One of the pros for me is not having to wear a swim cap. 

Why do you think that you won't have to wear a swim cap for your race?

I believe that the cap is always required... it helps the safety folks to see you and is often used to distinguish starting waves.

I'm sure he is refering to the swim cap for training at the pool.   It is always required at the races.

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