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Size 5

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All Caitlyn Height
All height are measured from the ground to cailtyn

Knee - 47cm

Waist - 98cm

Shoulder - 1.35cm

Head -  1.66cm

Arm length above head - 2 meters

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Size 9.5

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We think that the vans will always land upright at any height we drop or throw them because of the heavy rubber material in them because they are skater shoes. We don’t think that the nike or adidas will land upright because they don’t have the same heavy materials like the vans do.

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they land like this because they are skake shoe so vans have heavy rubber so they always land the right way up so then the skaker always has the best chance of on there feet because the vans have heavy rubber on the soles

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why do crocs always land right side up too

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why do crocs always land right side up too

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There's no where that I can find the answer but i think that it will have something to do with a heavier bottom than the rest of the shoe

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Proses Pembuatan Sepatu Vans (Original)This Real Production

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Unless you've been living under a rock or actively avoiding social media these days, chances are you've caught wind of the Vans Challenge, the latest meme to take Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram by storm. The premise is simple: Throw your Vans in the air and see if they land right-side up.

That's it. That's all there is to the now-viral Vans meme, the internet sensation that's blowing up Twitter, Google Trends and garnering millions of views per ridiculous video. Because why clean your house, do homework or deal with taxes when you can feel like you're back in middle school, conducting a science experiment with your favorite pair of kicks?

By Pippa Raga

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You Don't Need a PhD in Physics to Understand Why the Vans Challenge Works

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Unless you've been living under a rock or actively avoiding social media these days, chances are you've caught wind of the Vans Challenge, the latest meme to take Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram by storm. The premise is simple: Throw your Vans in the air and see if they land right-side up.