I'm torn between the Harmony and the Fusion. I like the Harmony $ and colors, but curious about Fusion's density (comfy for knees etc). Thoughts?
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of... » Read More Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. « Show Less
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I love the mat. Great grip(I do hot yoga ) and holds up against sweat. It is dense thought I do put a cheap mat underneath. Most would be ok without but I am very sensitive to pressure in my knees.
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time.
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Harmony 1 has touch screen, unlike the 890. I also prefer the design of the 1 better, but the RF functionality for similar price has me leaning towards the 890
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I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post.... » Read More I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. « Show Less
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I own both balls. I prefer the feel of the evolution when new as it's nice and soft. It's also a bit lighter; not a lot, but noticeable. But after a short time the tackiness of my evolution wore off and got rather slippery. The solution isn't as soft and a bit more "harsh" but maintains the feel for much longer. I'd recommend giving both a feel.
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The Fusion fits just fine. 'power fusion' I can not attest too, don't own one.
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crossover? Can tell u this : I own one of each and 6 GoPeds. The brushless is the only one to buy. 2X the power and braking. Wld never use anthinh but the brushless if had to choose. Jeff
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I'm shopping for my wife, who has an L4-L5 fusion and spinal stenosis. I see your comment and wonder how well you're satisfied with the 240. Another reviewer was unhappy about lower back support. Any help would be appreciated.
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I just went to a baby store to compare this Joovy with the Graco Sit and Stand, and I will say--I'm 5'9" and the Joovy was a comfy walk. If i walked any faster than a snail with the Graco my toes would get beat up. Good question. Glad I tried them in person before going for the cheaper option (you could tell the Graco was cheaper on quality too). Go Joovy.
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Sorry Im not familiar with the Fusion Styler. My hair is naturally curly so I like the Conair because it helps with pulling the curl out of my hair. Not as straight as a flat iron, but more waves and volume than curl. Hope that answers your question.
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I'm not familiar with Joyo, I would imagine based on price, they should sound somewhat about the same, however if the cost is "much less" I would think the quality and workmanship may be a factor.
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I am trying to decide too....The big differences I can see are the oversized pedals, backlit display, and a "better" seat. I tried the 230 at a store today...was pretty loose..but I do not think they built it very well and it has been super abused.Decisions, decisions!
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I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would... » Read More I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. « Show Less
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Momentum hands down. Sennheisser has superior build quality and sound at the same price. Its a significant difference and a serious no brainer.
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I love the sound of Fidelios but find them heavy for running/gym. For that I use Klipsh S4i which are lighter and sound almost as good.
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Thanks, Henry. I have this on my AMAZON Wish List and must decide in the next week or so. I'm leaning toward the BLUE.
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Thanks, I should have thought of that! Metallic back is definitely the way to go... can't wait to finally get one this Friday!
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I order a pair of Teeter cobra XL. I found it to be more stronger and give better support than the Blue teeter gravity. I work out 5 days a we and my Buddy just happen to have own the blue teeter gravity boots. I feel for 247 lb man hanging from them, they feel like it going to break on me. I love the cobra & my feel the same he jusst order a pair too.