What is the difference between Kahtoola MICROspikes traction system listed here for $47.19-59.95 and Kahtoola Microspikes Updated for $10 more?
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Update: I decided to talk with one of the guys in my hiking club before making the purchase, as he owns the older Kahtoolas. Initially we thought that the extra heel spikes weren't worth the extra money, since you lead & step off the ball of the foot, not the heel. Once on the snow & ice covered trails, however, we thought that the extra spikes could make a difference on some of the trickier descents, especially given my back issues. By the time I ordered the updated spikes on Dec. 19, the less expensive ones were temporarily not available in my size, so the price differential between the two styles became a moot issue. The vendor shipped them by priority mail, so they arrived on Christmas Eve. This was a plus, as I signed up for standard shipping, and did not expect my order that soon. I used my new Kahtoolas yesterday and am VERY pleased. No problems! At one point on the trail, many of my hiking cohorts sat on their backsides to slide down an icy rock. Using my trekking poles & new Kahtoolas, I stepped (albeit gingerly, because of my back) down the rock. My hiking buddies with Yak Trax do not have the stability or security that I experience with the Kahtoolas.
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I was wondering that also. It appears that the updated microspikes have 4 spikes on the heel, whereas the older microspikes only have two spikes per heel. Check the pictures carefully to verify.
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No I went to dodge dealer and Ordered them. Seems like they were about $12 for the two.
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I am not exactly sure the difference between the two since I only have the K3 and K1. I think the difference might be the amount of ball bearing. K2 has 3 K3 has 4. K1 is the newer one but shorter. They are GREAT!
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I know that the Fast Track 2-person that's priced at $1099 from Hill Stores is the current 2013 model. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B005QUD68M/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new). The picture probably hasn't been updated. If you have any other questions, please let me know. Sincerely, Dennis Hill Stores
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Hello Dear Customer,The Turbo Slide has been selling for 549.99 for over a year now, this price includes shipping charges within USA. Not sure how long you saved our link for...? Sorry for any inconvenience.Thank you for your inquiry.
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Here the website for their lower springs parts # http://www.tein.com/products/s_tech_price_list.html
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I searched for the asin , I could not find it , But ...KK traineras that are priced at 329 are the Kinetic Road machine Fluid trainers , it has the same frame, same color, but a different resistance unit, so its really not the same.
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There isnt a difference. At the time I bought the luggable loo it was the cheapest. So if you found one thats cheaper I would jump on it.
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I would just purcahse at the lowesr price. This is a Cessna replica pedal. I doubt that there is any difference unless specified. There is a cheaper, non-Cessna type, available from Saitek, with the only difference being its physical shape. Look at the description or go to Saitek's website for more information.
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I have never used te Kaossiliator but, i watched a ton of material on it and it says that it's pretty much the same loop wise. I have the KP3+ and it loops great. I'm looking to sell it also if you are interested
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Greetings, I have a pair of 500 Honda Rubicons, I have the ITP mud lights on one and put these on the other. I ride in western Washington Olympic forest. Lots of wet trails including deep swamps. So far, these are outperforming the ITPs. Even in wet swampy grass, these have much better traction than the ITPs. Also I wanted traction to not tear up my soft wet dirt trails too bad. Again, I am very pleased. I think this is a good deal. I work hard and I play hard. No room to waste money. This was a good purchase. Hope this helps. :-)
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With the somewhat lightweight, non-welded chains, I would not trust these for trail running or on any particularly dangerous terrain. I do carry them as an inexpensive backup to my more-than-adequate Glacier chains (which, for only a few dollars more, have held up to trail running and serious hiking for both myself and my 220 lb husband). You can do much better without paying top dollar for Kahtoolas
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That price looks like the going rate for the full version. I own a lot of toontrack products and the list at their site is always too high. Even the sales on their site are higher than other distributors' base price.
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Seriously? This place is asking $2382 for a single Tsi500 when their MSRP is only $399? Have two new units, will sell for $500 (pair). You pay shipping.
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I have 3 of these InStep baskets and they serve me very well, granted I am a novice disc thrower. I have had them blow over in extreme winds twice in the last 2 years. I have 1 innova which was twice the price, or in other words you can buy two of the InStep's for the price of 1 innova. The innova is built a little sturdier and seems to me to be more of regulation size than the InStep. The Innova has 18 chains compared to the InStep's 14. If quality is #1 priorty I would reccomend the Innova. If you have a limited budget like me I might reccomend the InStep.
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The Product Information section of the page you were looking. If you cannot find it yet, http://www.amazon.com/Security-Company-SC1032-Radial-Traction/dp/B000VAKXVA/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i
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I purchased these and they are the micro bearings. Mine came with kryptonics micros. I haven't used these yet so I can't say how good/bad they are.