Why the different name? When i bought these i was hopeing to get "rocket fins" im training for pararescue, and in the email it says they are called "promate spartan old school rubber fins" is there a difference? Why the different name? When i bought these i was hopeing to get "rocket fins" im training for pararescue, and in the email it says they are called "promate spartan old school rubber... » Read More Why the different name? When i bought these i was hopeing to get "rocket fins" im training for pararescue, and in the email it says they are called "promate spartan old school rubber fins" is there a difference? « Show Less
624046
Random question, but, did you make it through training?? That's awesome you went for it.
356633
I don't know why the different name! I'm also training for pararescue...been there before when I was 19. I believe these are the generic brand of the actual ones. The REAL rocket fins are by Aqualung but they cost about $30-$40 more. I have mine now and work great! Don't forget though to also get the proper mask they use in indoc. Its the Aqualung Atlantis ii mask! I had to reorder mine bc I got some cheap oval mask. You can get the real mask at shopnavyseals.com its cheaper than Aqualung website. Good luck training!
931611
Hi. I don't know what model number they were, but they were the Yakgrips that were completely seamed together (without velcro) and not able to be adjusted. Though I have both, I do like these better, as they situate themselves much better without requiring constant readjustments. In doing this, you lose the ability to put them on paddles that do not break down into 2 or more pieces, as their ability to stretch open is the only way you can put them on the paddles. With one of my paddles, I had to have the velcro model in order to be able to put them on in the first place. Some of the new infinite adjustment paddles offer similar problems, as their design places the adjuster/lock at the end of one of the pieces, with their diameter being quite a bit larger than the shaft itself, so there is extra work and effort required to work the grips over the enlarged attachments. I like both a lot, and the comfort factor is a great improvement to long distance/time paddling. The only issue I see is that if you have issues with inconsistent patterns in the way things feel, this might be a problem as the seams stretch the length of the grips and are very noticeable in the feel of your hands. I always need to make sure the seams are in the right position to offer the least obvious inconsistency/bump in the pad. This is true with both the fixed seam models, as well as, the velcro ones, though the velcro ones are even more pronounced.
1645794
Seems the EZ Lite guy is putting up wrong information on our board with some other ID, and it is no point of debating, but in short, we are very different even though they want to say it is the same. Our controller, types of cells, charger, motor, tire material, accessories are all different. Only the frame looks the same, but again in different quality. So if you don't need the travel bag and don't use the storage bag underneath, would like to detach the joystick controller with the whole cable (meaning the cable just hanging in normal days), think that 12 degree of slope is enough.....then it is the same thing. Tired to debate with those people. Seems the EZ Lite guy is putting up wrong information on our board with some other ID, and it is no point of debating, but in short, we are very different even though they want to say it is the same. Our controller, types of cells, charger, motor, tire material, accessories are all different. Only the frame looks the same, but again in different quality. So if you don't need the travel bag and don't use the storage bag underneath, would like to detach the joystick controller with the whole cable (meaning the cable just hanging in normal days), think that 12 degree of slope is... » Read More Seems the EZ Lite guy is putting up wrong information on our board with some other ID, and it is no point of debating, but in short, we are very different even though they want to say it is the same. Our controller, types of cells, charger, motor, tire material, accessories are all different. Only the frame looks the same, but again in different quality. So if you don't need the travel bag and don't use the storage bag underneath, would like to detach the joystick controller with the whole cable (meaning the cable just hanging in normal days), think that 12 degree of slope is enough.....then it is the same thing. Tired to debate with those people. « Show Less
826935
I have both. The only difference that I noticed (and I only noticed because you asked) is that the LTD is a little bit shorter than the 'non' LTD. Honestly, I think they're the same and don't know why they changed the length.
852722
Hi, I have the same problem as I lost somehow the bigger fin out of the 3 fins of this SUP. Do you already have extra fins to order by now ? Thanks.
232246
Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a handful of bolts-weight on each shoe! (I get the mail with them, only) Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a... » Read More Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a handful of bolts-weight on each shoe! (I get the mail with them, only) « Show Less
1749671
http://www.livestrong.com/article/194903-what-is-the-difference-between-the-bowflex-extreme-the-extreme-2/#page=1
1652594
Hi Tracey N. I took a look and I really don't know what the difference is. I wish I could tell you. I read both descriptions and they both match the game we have, so I am not sure. Perhaps you could try looking on the manufacturers web site for more information. I am sorry I cannot give you a better answer.
975740
I'd say the air swimmers are better. They are the original and not a cheap knockoff. Had I known that at the time, I would have gotten the air swimmers. From what I've read on the reviews, they are made with better quality.
1791423
from what I've read, they are the same...the reason for the name difference is due to who ever is selling it. Google this question and see what you find out but I think they are the same...which is the bottom line
26360
No idea... Sorry. I choose these ones and I am still super happy with them, I got them over a yr now and I still use them at least twice a week with my fins. Quality is awesome and they look like new. But I rinse 'm off in the sink with fresh water after every use....
1577574
I think it's referring to the different size rubber pieces that it comes with. It's been a while since I had these.
971404
This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this... » Read More This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. « Show Less
26052
Don't know anything about zoomers golf. I do like the finis fins. They make me kick... Something I don't do
309743
I think the rubber is quite soft actually. They are definitely softer than the Zoomer fins - the Zoomers actually hurt my feet sometimes, and I sized them pretty well. The Microfins to me were sized a bit larger so they are a tad loose on my feet, but they still work out well and do not fall off.
509984
From what I gather from some reviews is that they come with one or the other and can't be changed. Seems like a major design over site to me. I've got 3 of these units and all are mph... Which I wanted. I purchased all from the same supplier
959243
From what I've researched on forums: more robust motors/additional motors and the nature/length of warranty service. There is purposeful obfuscation on the exact feature/specifications because maytronics is a ODM that sells to pool supply dealers who rebrand various dolphin trims as different names and add or subtract certain features and change the colors ie Explorer/Triton/DX5. They seem to go through revisions like car models. new platform every 5 years or so with minor revisions/updates every 2 or 3 years. an example would be the dolphin diagnostic vs this triton. different chassis/bodies but have single or dual drive electric motors. different brush designs. but share the same power supply/remote/logic board. because of a common platform. parts within the same generation are relatively interchangeable for most to all parts.