What is the difference in the ripster versus the rip stick mini.
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The full size ripstick has a bar between the two parts that makes it longer. The smaller size is easier to manipulate for kids and adults, I think. With the longer full size ripstick you just need to be a little taller with a wider stance.
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The mini max rider weight is 166 pounds and the Ripster is 225 pounds. I am sure it's probably some difference in the beam or the casters because the deck is the same dimensions.
72999
The difference is the word "kit" .... the one you are questioning about comes as a kit of 2 sticks, all the numbers are the same so virtually they are the same, hope this helped.
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I did not compare to the model you are asking about. I recommend going to the Best Buy website and using their compare feature to see what the difference is. Could be motor size? Weight? Width of sweeper? Type of roller. The Nimble has a self-cleaning feature on the roller that is lovely. Good luck!
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The only differences are the carry strap and the hole in the "axe head" if I could return mine I would. Not sure why people still buy these. Its the size of a hatchet and will break the first time you use it. I only use mine to split small wood with the help of a mini sledge now. Dont be fooled like I was.
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You probably have made a decision already but just in case, I have bought both for my kids.. Bought the Huffy 20inch for my 9yr old son and bought the Riprider for my 8yr old daughter. They switch rides both are fun but the Huffy can grow with you even adults can use it. (150lbs max I think)
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The DWE7480 has a wider rip capacity of 24.5", the motor is a different design, spinning at about 5000 rpm, the older one was about 3800(?) rpm....
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I prefer the stick because it lasts alot longer. The roll on will last you maybe a month and a half, whereas the stick will last for up to 2 years. Also, for some reason the roll on doesn't seem to work as well.
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I bought the Ripster for my 9 yr olds birthday. It is a great place to start. It is smaller than the full size one which, I think was easier for him to get used to. I will eventually need to get the larger size for him. He loves his Ripster! I have an 11 year old who also rides this Ripster. I don't have any experience with any other boards or sizes but I do know my boys love this one.
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This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.
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i got it for a rip stick. they do work but they are less quality then the originals. rims breaks easier and the rubber wears down really fast if you leave it in the sun for long enough when the originals dont. plus no bearing but i knew that when purchesing. but i do beleive you get what you pay for getting three sets lasts as long as two sets of originals but with risk of the things i mentioned above.
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I started on the ripster ripstick, and pink is fastest, so maybe start with red. For me, it is the one I feel comfortable.It is not to fast or to slow. Anyway,maybe start with the ripster because it is smallest and easiest to ride, and once you get good, then buy the regular ripstick. (For teenagers)
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I haven't tried both, but I don't really think you'll find that much difference. Check the Devilbiss site for details on both guns. Most likely one is just a slightly updated version of the other.
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No, they are not the same. The cube uses 6 5GH/S mini blades, not this full size 10GH/S blade which is twice the physical size of the mini blade, has a different power connector, etc.
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Both , my friend that bought one after I showed him mine only uses the sticks. Hope that helps?
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I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...
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I am not sure if I have had both to compare. Mine is the 5 speed and I am happy with that. What I liked most is that the regular and dough beaters are stronger than the ones I had with my last Kitchenaid.
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I'm looking to buy one. Such a good question but no one seems to know the answer. :(update: I think they are the same except one is more cheaply built. But which one?? Who knows...could be the higher priced one!