What features make this better then the Lock-Jaw Pros or even regulars?
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Higher locking strength. I actually prefer the standard one as they are easier to lock and unlock. You only really need these if you lift very heavy loads above your head (for peace of mind) or if you drop your weights a lot.
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The regulars are notorious for breaking after a few months...the Pros are pretty good but still break...these are indestructible...remember, if they even break once, the pain in the ass of getting replacements warrants the extra few bucks to get the Elites the first time around...I've dropped mine hundreds of times and they still look brand new.
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Get the plus. You can decide later on to purchase a second one to link with it. Totally worth it. I have a classic as well and the plus is newer model and sounds better. Its a little bigger and louder, and longer battery life.
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I prefer the Onix sound, i.e. the more directional one, and of course, the Onix is Battery operated,which in my case is more interesting. Powerwise both are OK.
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The PocketMonkey is noticeably lighter and looks a lot less goofy to my mind. The wallet ninja counts each hex wrench as 1 function so they actually have more or less the same features. The PocketMonkey does have a phillips.
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I couldn't tell you. I never had a Pro-Line. The Badboy has worked fine for me.
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I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for... » Read More I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. « Show Less
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Yes, the battery life and the amount of memory. The Maxx has more of both but that's the only differences.
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Gator Man, I found that the lock button was so easily bumped that I had to make a point of making SURE it was unlocked prior to aiming. I'm wondering if that might b an issue, however mIne did not hold a charge for any length of time. Amazon also sells WayPoint for a tad more than the Stanley-It Always works & stays charged. Can u return the Stanley & try another, hate to c u waste $100 !
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Yes, but feel the visual jawbone does is better, but ultimately similar. The tracking is manual not automatic, you have to set it when you start sleep on both devices or it thinks you are idling
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I have used only ProSoft so I can't compare it to PermaSoft, but I am content with ProSoft. My mouth has very particular abnormalities. Though nothing can ever undo my problem ProSoft has helped tremendously. I'd like more info on PermaSoft for when I need to redo the liner at some time.
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I have not used this feature but I believe it has the ability. You'll need to review the features. I have not been let down.
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I think it allows you to answer a call and has longer battery life. Although I don't get the advertised (8 hrs) battery life but if you keep the volume down and use a direct cable audio it does last longer. I like the sound and the blue-tooth works real good. It can connect to NFC enabled devices.
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You may want to consider Tapout XT 2....the sequel to the original. It's outstanding and was just released for presale
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The main advantage is the second line. The phone acts in many ways like a smart phone, but the design leaves something to be desired. Controls are somewhat complicated and hard to use by a person with large hands.
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Not officially, but if you're really interested in strength I'd highly recommend the Stealth PBO. It's far, far stronger, and also much smoother. It's maybe $150 more, and well worth it.
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I like the Dentek. It's my favorite mouth guard as you'll probably see in my review for the product. That said, it won't last long if you clench your teeth while grinding because you can bite through it. It's better for people like me who grind side-to-side for some reason. It does take a little practice to boil and bite down in the right place but it is super comfortable for me.
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The big selling point is size. But it also has about double the battery life and NVG compatible. If those things are not important then go with the PRO. I have both and they are both bomb proof optics.