Deciding between Hollander CB
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I really like it. I have a firm mattress that was a little too firm and with the Hollander CB it feels like a pillow top.
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I'm not familiar with a "Hollander CD"! We are very happy with our Hollander Ultimate 400 Tc we got for our Sleep Number bed.
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I'm currently stationed overseas in Korea and had to leave my plush pillowtop mattress behind. I bought the Ultimate 400 because the price was unbeatable and I didn't want to spend a lot for something I was only going to be using for a year. But honestly, this thing is a steal. I suffer from chronic lower back pain and this has made all the difference in the world for me.
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I really like my Hollander Cuddlebed. I got a King size. I was just looking for a plain mattress cover but the price was comparable so I went ahead and got this one. It is very soft, fits the bed nicely...I would recommend and would buy again. Hope this helps.
1980571
The difference is most likely going to be material quality. I use the Vermont American all the time and it does the job right on the spot, like a pro without it that has everything set into muscle memory. They look the same but one is going to last longer than the other, so go by the one that has better reviews by people.
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These are two wonderful lens. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Lets start with the f/4 IS. You have great IS capable of shooting sharp images up to to four stops without a tripod. However, you will not be able to stop the action in low light because of the F/4 aperture. IS fixes the shakes from your hands, it has no effect of freezing action in low or dim light. You could raise your ISO, but then you have to worry about noise. The weight of the F/4 will be much more comfortable around your neck than the f/2.8 because it weighs almost half as much. The price of the f/4 is another factor. Its around $500.00 bucks cheaper. The f/2.8 IS is a beast that will produce fantastic images but you are going to pay a price for it. It's heavy and you need to have deep pockets. On the other hand if sports is your thing and creating fantastic images with great bokeh than why not splurg and get what you really want. Are you shooting indoor sports? You should probably consider the f/2.8. Either way you are going to spend some money and you might as well get the one that is going to fit your needs. To sum up if you are shooting indoor sports i would go with the 2.8. If not the f/4 will not dissappoint you.
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If you can get that player for $29, go for it. There is very little difference in the capabilities of these two players.
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BRAUN. Buy the most expensive one you can afford. It is definitely worth every penny!
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Juan I looked at both and they have almost the same specs so I would go with which ever one you like the looks and sizing the most.
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They both last me over 6 months. Go with the one you prefer whether it is liquid or paste. I think you will be happy with either one. The Collinite Marque D'Elegance lasts me almost a year if you do not mind spending the extra money.
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In concur with BOTH answers! The 600 is a good starter but I prefer this one (but I still kept the 600 for travel purposes).
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I own both. I prefer the BK2. I don't think anyone would dispute the differences in terms of quality. That being said the Schrade is really quite nice for the money. This Schrade is full tang .25" thick 1095 steel. Really can't go wrong for $40 bucks.
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I've done the Rosso and was very pleased with it, as I have been with all the Vino Italiano Reds. In general I tend to prefer them to the more expensive brands.
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It all depends on how much you use a knife of this type, and how you use it. Personally, it was definitely worth it; the VG-1 inner core (and thus the edge) can become sharper than the carbon SRK, which the 420J stainless outer core helps strengthen the blade and adds further corrosion resistance. If you use this type of knife often, and your budget allows you to spend a little more, then the extra cost IS worth it.
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Highly recommend Circulon Elite. Have two homes, use nothing but Circulon Elite frying pans at both. Love the smaller pan for frying. Easy to flip with the curved bottom at the edges. Feel like a real chef. They clean up easily and don't scratch when used properly. Good luck with your new Circulon frying pans. CJ in CT
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I am used to these excellent pots since 30 years, while I lived in France. At the time they were very ordinary and cheap ones. Now they are expensive.French and Dutch oven seem to me marketing names for America, in France they are just Cocotte de chez le Creuset, see in Amazon.fr below, anyways the one that I bought as a present (my 30 year old one is still perfect) was much cheaper at Amazon than elsewhere. http://www.amazon.fr/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_10?__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M%C3%85Z%C3%95%C3%91&u;rl=search-alias%3Dkitchen&field-keywords;=le%20creuset&sprefix;=le+creuset%2Caps%2C291 . I am used to these excellent pots since 30 years, while I lived in France. At the time they were very ordinary and cheap ones. Now they are expensive.French and Dutch oven seem to me marketing names for America, in France they are just Cocotte de chez le Creuset, see in Amazon.fr below, anyways the one that I bought as a present (my 30 year old one is still perfect) was much cheaper at Amazon than elsewhere.... » Read More I am used to these excellent pots since 30 years, while I lived in France. At the time they were very ordinary and cheap ones. Now they are expensive.French and Dutch oven seem to me marketing names for America, in France they are just Cocotte de chez le Creuset, see in Amazon.fr below, anyways the one that I bought as a present (my 30 year old one is still perfect) was much cheaper at Amazon than elsewhere. http://www.amazon.fr/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_10?__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M%C3%85Z%C3%95%C3%91&u;rl=search-alias%3Dkitchen&field-keywords;=le%20creuset&sprefix;=le+creuset%2Caps%2C291 . « Show Less
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Either would be a good choice for a beginner or an advanced player. Id get whichever one you could get the best price on.
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The Blue version is old outdated stock. I got a good deal on 16 of the blue ones and they don't hold a candle to the Premiums. Tenergy currently makes two D cells, the Premium which is the best performance D cell available and the Centura which is designed for long term storage or low self discharge. Both are excellent choices, the blue version is older tech and not recommended unless they are very cheap. I use the Blue ones in my Mag lights and they don't last anywhere close to the Premiums, I won't be getting anymore blue ones, not worth the low capacity and poor shelf life. Stay with the Premiums, good voltage stability, durable, decent shelf life. If you want to store them as emergency cells, get the LSD type. They hold voltage much longer after months in storage.
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They are both very good. I think the Harris is probably a little better for the money. Made well and sturdy.
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I've not tried both, but I have to say that the Volpi was a really good buy. It's not a Parma or a Serrano, but it's a third of the price and, for everyday use, it is really pretty good