whats the difference between the flex belt and the slendertone belt?
1275309
The thing I'd like to confirm is that, sure, the flex belt is on a scale from 0-150 and the slendertone is from 0-100...but what is that out of? Does setting 150 on the flex belt equal to like...500 milliamps of current while slendertone's 100 setting is 300 milliamps? Or is a marketing gimmick like there being a volume knob to 11, and flex belt's 150 setting is 500 milliamps, and slendertone's 100 setting is actually also 500 milliamps (or very close to there?).
1275310
The Slendertone Belt is still FDA approved, but it only has 100 levels of intensity as opposed to 150 levels with the FlexBelt. The Flexbelt is also higher quality from the research I have done.
1275311
Slendertone is the name of the company that makes both belts so it's a little confusing, but the flex model goes up to a higher intensity level 1-150, the other model (grey in color) goes from 1-99. I've only gotten up to about 80 intensity in my use so far, but u gradually increase it as you become more experienced. I like the Flex, never tried the other one.
67292
The other answers covers everything quite well. I choose One for the reason that I wanted to see the DISPLAY and tell me in numbers on how I am doing in terms of calories+steps+floors. It gives actual numbers and it motivates me. The other reason is I do not want to wear it all 24 hours and wanted to take them out while I shower or go to the toilet. So One is the one for me. With flex there is no display in terms of numbers you need to sync the data and see the numbers and since its a wrist band you can wear it all 24 hours. And flex is good to show off to others ;) Otherwise both are good.
1454744
It's a flexible material I just tried to do crunches yes you can with this belt!
1035936
Hi, I bought this last year to rehab a patient, and the belt is not elastic. It is meant to be unisex, but Aquajogger does also have a product that is slightly smaller for more petite women.
1122526
I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any indication of manufacturer on them, but they work splendidly. I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any... » Read More I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any indication of manufacturer on them, but they work splendidly. « Show Less
316377
no, the slendertone replacement gels are for the ab belts that cover over the metal button that is on their. The gel pads is for ab belts for comfort when using the belt for muscle contraction. It wont work for tennis elbow.
915947
They are different. I bought this belt for the deck drive. Ckeck your manual for the proper part number. You can also check on line.
1020236
Regular flex...not stiff, not senior. I would have preferred stiff flex but it wasn't available.
2106436
Not sure of the difference but I am 5'7" and I bought the longer one and it has helped me out a lot. I injured my back a few years ago and had to really shorten my swing and I lost a lot of motion. With the SKLZ Flex I was able to get most of my swing motion back, but it did take a while and lots of swings. I try to swing it around 50 times a day to give me a good representation of a round of golf. I hope this helps.
275314
The backside of the belt goes against the pulley... thats why the pulley is smooth
2010292
I would go with either the flex 3 or 2.. the flex one will be really stiff at your weight
870403
No this belt is not stretchy, it is similar to the original belt. Good Luck
302950
This is not flexible leather. It's pretty rigid. More for belts or shoe soles than clothing.
810748
From the specs they look the same. However the C Flex fence is the newer product and is the one that Tenax is supplying its distributors with now. If you want a fence that is more heavy duty I would suggest the C Flex P or the C Flex HD over the standard.
986900
This is the manual for the Slendertone that shows where you can place the pads. http://www.hayneedle.com/images/pdf/SLD007.pdf
1292181
It is a chain drive which is what I started on 15 years ago. I actually like a chain drive better. Maybe because that's what I'm used to. They have belt driven at Snap Fitness and the only difference to me is the chain drive are noisier.
1957427
Shaft flex is uniflex, between regular and stiff. Does not take away 20 yards, completely untrue. It all depends on your swing speed.