I hate to be a pain but I want to get it right for my use which is better s arm or strait
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Hi, The Straight arm is only good for scratching - the needle sticks to the record more - but it also wears out your records faster. Unless you are a scratch DJ, the S-shaped tonearm is by far superior. Please let me know if you have any other questions. My very best, Jennifer Millennium
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It really depends on your body, the arm setting pulse may or may not be sufficient for your Pain Needs. I suggest you actually "play" with the machine on various settings and strengths, as I did until I found the setting I was looking for or what was as close to what I needed..Hope This Helps.
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I angle it up and go against to get a closer cut. Try different ways to see which is a better result for you.
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Well, on myself it went from my elbow to my wrist! Sorry! I dont have a tapemeasure on hand but I am a 5'6" female with normal ratio I would guess. personally it was very uncomfortable and terribly awkward trying to get it off and on with only one good arm. I went back to the plain standard type. easy on easy off and better fit. just my opinion..but then you did ask! Most expensive isn't always the best. Hope this helps you decide which is best for your arm. Hope you recover quickly!
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Simple answer is yes BUT if I understand your goal, I have seen better solutions with an articulating arm. You may want to search that . While this does have a wide range of adjustments , it is not something I would want to do on a regular basis .
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Hello, I am right handed, and for me is not inconvenient, in fact I mess up less with my right hand within the touch pad. Good luck !
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i use a palm grip works wonderful for me, its got a nice curve to it. I have smaller hands as im female, i'm not sure if that makes a difference
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Both shoulder AND upper arm may be difficult at the same time. There is an elastic band with Velcro that u wrap around and attach to hold pad close to the body. However, it is very short so wrapping both at same time may not be possible.
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I have found this device very hard to use. I end up needing to put one handle on the ground and push with all my weight on the other. I then got a knipex bolt cutter that does the job with much less effort. I still use this one but it is a pain in the neck so I avoid using it.
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I would suggest you go with a travel iron as they are the lightest in weight.When your shoulder recovers to your being comfortable with a little weight, then the Oliso would be perfect. I have fractured my right shoulder years ago, cannot lift this arm comfortably over my head and enjoy using the Oliso without pain. It is a wonderful appliance. Donna
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I put my arm in a sling and if I held the bar infront of me instead of the side handles I had no problems. Just start out slow and a good pace walk was no problem.. I'm 65yrs.old. Good Luck hope you heal soon. :)
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I am right-handed but I only use that hand when opening up a can. If you have reasonable strength with you left it should be fine. Basically you are just squeezing like a pair of pliers. Hope this helps!
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The right-handed version might be awkward but you might be able to make it work. It just depends on how it feels to you. The left-handed would be more convenient.
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Sounds to me like that might fit your needs better than the regular handled one. I myself am fine with the regular handle.
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Taking what you would like to use it for into consideration, I would buy the angled version as it would offer you more flexibility when it comes to positioning.
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Hi put the strap over your shoulder , with one arm out . Make sure the smaller strap is hanging down, pull it under your arm and click the two ends together. If you go back to amazon website and click on the small boxes , you will see how it connects under the left arm pit .then it allows you to pull it freely with your right hand as it hangs on your right side .hope this helps
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Ha ha! I gave my medium to my 6 year old grandson, but I use the heavy tension. I think the pinky just goes along for the ride. You have to really concentrate on using the pinky. In reality, the pinky is not a very big part of your grip and forearm development. Place you hand on your forearm and flex your pinky. Not much action in your forearm, right? Now squeeze into a fist. Feel all the muscle action? Don't fret the pinky :)