What is the difference between the "select" and the "elite" tight?
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The difference is in the quality of materials. Select is the base line product. Elite is the line one step up from Select. Then Pro.
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Hi , okay the elite does not have a working slide , does not have Double-action and single-action trigger and it's a plastic gun but does shoot at slightly higher FPS , specs for both guns below Specs Elite 11 Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 410 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 4.8" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 19 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade and Ramp Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Trigger: Single-stage Buttplate: None Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Double-action only Max Shots per Fill: 180 Body Type: Pistol Weight: 1.5 lbs Specs Beretta 90-TWO CO2 BB Pistol Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 375 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 5.0" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 21 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Buttplate: None Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Double-action and single-action Body Type: Pistol Weight: 1.1 lbs Thanks Phil
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Yes it's well worth it.. I love ThickSlicks since my first purchase.. (2012). The Elite has a more dense "DuraStrip".. (Puncture resistant).. I ride a track bike in the streets with "NO BRAKES"..I have had them both and have used Elite down to the liner.. Great tire, spend the $4. Hope this was helpful..
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i just received mine and yes it is tight- -but i used channel lockes on it so i could get a good grip. turn it to the right and the ball will pop loose and it will turn alot easier with use (be sure the knob is point to the top so you can turn it to the right) ps this is not the model i want - i need the one with the solid brass knob, they work better.
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As far as I can tell, the Equalizer has the height adjustments on the straps near the handles (so the buckles can potentially rub on your arms during push ups etc), while the Elite has the adjustments at the top. I have the Equalizer and use it on an outside door with a window. I would guess that using it successfully with a hollow door would depend on your weight.
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If you look at the Blick.com web pages, you will see that the elite is claimed to have a different cutter, or maybe two cutters, and adjustable stops for the cutter travel. The latter are said to be for "production" cutting. I have not felt the need for any of these. I would pay more for a ball bearing cutter travel, but I think that is only available on a more expensive unit.
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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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The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands without the big price tag. I hope this helps you to decide. The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands... » Read More The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands without the big price tag. I hope this helps you to decide. « Show Less
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Sorry I do not know. I could guess, but that is not going to help you. How about soft is soft and elite is purified more. And I said I wasn't going guess.
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The only difference between the Gems and the Elite is the size of the softgel. The Gems are smaller at 1,000mg of fish oil per softgel. The Elite are 1,250mg per softgel. So, they are giving you the same ratios of EPA and DHA, just jamming more oil into one softgel.
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Hi Nancy. I don't know the answer to that. What I do know is that the Elite v2 is not the Elite and although I ordered two "Elites" they both turned out to be v2s. Seems the Elite, which was an incredible keyboard, is no more.
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I do not have the elite model but I believe it has a revolving head. I don't see a need for this feature as the lumina does a very efficient job of removing unwanted facial hair.
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No selector, what you do is either tighten the nut on top for fine or loosen a little for coarse.
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According to Mares, the Deluxe is the heavy duty (and heavier) bag. The Elite weighs about 1/3 of the Deluxe, and is meant for travel.
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Infinite is far better in my opinion. I have a couple random pieces of "Elite" that I've picked up on sale to compliment my "Infinite" set that I bought here through Amazon and they just aren't the same. Elite is handwash only and not metal utensil safe. Infinite is the way to go, they are sturdier, have more heft and thickness(thus better heat retention), and are dishwasher/metal utensil safe. Only advantage Elite has are the glass lids, but once they fog up they aren't much good anyways. :-)
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Its been awhile since i bought mine, but I remember that there were two that were very much alike. the only difference I could find is that one was a little more "tailored" with nicer lines on the handles and a nice scoop in the lid below the handle so your hand could fit into the handle better. A bit more refined, which is why I chose it. Look closely and you will see. Again, I am going by memory, and not by the model name.
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I have one of each. The Pro Precision allows you to lock the length you prefer by twisting the handle. The pro Comfort does not lock. I use them primarily when putting on my boots. The Pro Precision works best for me because it locks and does not change length. Both are quality products.