Mister Micawber, you aptly said that 'too much punctuation makes Jack a dull boy'. Would you support all of the examples below? If not, how would you punctuate these exact examples. Thank you....

55-65 year old men
Instead of the cumbersome '55- to 65-year-old men'
a group of 55-65 year olds
Instead of '55- to 65-year-olds'
10-15 inch boards
Instead of 10- to 15-inch boards
5-10 gallon containers
Instead of 5- to 10-gallon containers
But for non-ranges, use the hyphens.
65-year-old men
65-year-olds
15-inch boards
10-gallon containers