How is this model (MSR Evo) compare to the MSR Evo Ascent? what's the main difference?
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The Ascent has a televator which will make it easier to climb steep surfaces. I have the Evo and have had no issues climbing with them. I use mine in county and state parks in Iowa so its not like I'm trying to climb anything major, but the Evos have been great for everything my family use them for.
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The Ascent does not have the lift bar in back for steep hill climbing, which is fine for me. I love my new snow shoes and they are about $130 cheaper than the Ascents
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I honestly think the only difference is the head wings. They're both Rearfacing to 45, forward facing to 80 and booster to 120. Check the diono website, it would probably tell you of there's a difference.
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I own both the Ironman Dualie and the Revolution Dualie (and coach cross country) and have found that the revolution is more run worthy than I thought it would be. I fun with the front wheel free, as the fixed wheel doesn't hold a line well, and the free wheel is so easy to steer, particularly with the heavier load. The only scenarios where I have minor issues are on routes with meaningful hills, as the revolution has no hand brake, and when running faster than 8 minute miles over bumps. If the front end comes off the ground at faster speeds the wheel drifts and when it comes down catches momentarily before straightening out, which causes a sudden deceleration. Not an issue at jogging speeds, but something to watch for. That said I trained for my first marathon with the Revolution. The Ironman is awesome for trails/off-road that's stroller worthy, hills, and for running on paved trails. I ran our neighborhood with it for two years and you adapt to steering with the front wheel up pretty quickly. In either case, keep track of your load weight and adjust the shock setting when you exceed 50 lbs.
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i I read the other answer after iI submitted my first answer. I totatally disagree. The msr is similar to 120 but msrx is completely different animal. I have all of them .I know
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One model is higher easier to get on an off the machine. This is the price difference
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HI, I'm not sure what the difference is between the two models, even after looking at them on the prodecotech.com website. All I can say is that I'm VERY pleased with the bike I bought, Genesis 500, and my wife is over the moon about her bike the Strider 250. I suggest you call the company and ask them about the difference between the Genesis 500 and the Storm 500?
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This guy gives a great comparison. There are some minor but important differences that may matter to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkgR_307OEo
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I'm not using it on a summit, using mine on an SCX-10, but I am going to get one for my slash 4x4 when money allows. Metal gears, more torque, and still waterproof! My stock 2075 in my slash crapped out after like 4 packs for no apparent reason... so for me it is definitely a worthwhile upgrade!
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I've talked to someone who owns both, and read numerous reviews. No one can find a material difference. Seems to be a case of OEM rebranding.
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nothing is different except coler. Climber I is the glossy red when climber II is the matte one
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I say brushless they have more power and have great take off power with the right esc and battery (I advise lipid battery) I've had my volcano epx pro for about 2 weeks and I'm impressed by it factory but I already upgraded my motor, esc and my gears and I can say mine runs about 65mph and I love it Great beginner rc
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From what I read before the motor is stronger in the Elite. The description for the Elite also says this: "New, 2x more powerful motor than original Yonanas". I haven't had an issue with the motor on the regular Yonana so I don't know if it's worth spending the extra money.
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Believe the only difference is the chrome like finish. Recommend checking mfr's website to make sure.
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I'm also looking for information comparing the two. In case you haven't seen it, there's a video review on YouTube. That's the only thing I've found so far.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxBmEWJwkr0
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The lift stand mixers have a much better motor in them. making the head heavier, causing the design difference. The tilt head mixers don't compare to the lift models. I wouldn't trade my lift stand for a tilt model ever. The lift stands are just built so much better there isn't really a comparison.
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Technically the former does. In comparison to the other, the EVO has RAID support, which is a way of storing the same data in different places on multiple hard disks. If that's not enough for you, it's also cheaper.
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I have owned both viper cassic and the sd models i have no problems with the classic i realy liked it i just weigh more so this time i bought the sd.only thing i dont like is the stirrups there cheap plastic i look for them to break any time .i feel it will hold my weight better.if hadnt gained so much weight i would definitely go withthe classic.not that much difference for the money.you cant go wrong with summit either way love the seat the comfort alone is worth the money.hope it helps you make your choice enjoy besafe good luck.