What is the difference between the Nathan speed2 and the Nathan trail mix hydration belt
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Speed 2 has a velcro closure. The trail mix belt has a buckle closure and also has bungee cord type strings to hold stuff. Otherwise, functionally, very similar.
38440
Doesn't look much different in the pictures. Maybe an were model? I don't recall this being available when I bought my speed2. I did try on the belts at a running store to check the fit before buying, maybe they would have the 2 models to compare.
1077495
The only difference are the height and weight. The 2 is 2 inches taller and about a pound lighter. That's the only differences that I can find. Hope that helps!
1135814
The Bob is so much better for jogging... I had the bob and then bought this one when we moved to the city because it is more narrow. But the bob is smoother and easier with the bigger wheels and there's really no comparison for a jogger.
360503
The difference is the handle. The 960 Ltd, it has the longer handle grip bar. I bought the one with longer handle grip. So glad I did. I can grab it and pull myself up better, especially when I am inverted at a lower angle. I absolutely love my teeter hang up EP-960 Ltd. I have four bulging disc in my lower back, and my upper back and neck issues. My doctor, a Nuero-Surgeon, even suggested using the teeter hang-up, or have surgery on my lower back. I would rather try this unit out first, before having major back surgery. After having this unit for 3 months, I am really feeling a difference. I'm not cured from the bulging disc, but it has made a huge difference in the way I feel. It has relieved the pressure on my low back and my upper back. I was in physical therapy (PT) and they did traction on me, it helped quite a bit on me. You can only go to PT for so long, and they write you off. So I needed something at home, to continue with some kind of traction. The teeter hung-up has been great for my recovery on my lower back, and the continuous relief on my upper back pain and neck pain. My endurance level has increased within the last month. It takes a few months before you really see a difference. Start with a few minutes at first, then increase your time slowly. Also start with the short inversion angle at first, then gradually increase the inversion angle to a lower angle. You need to start out slowly, or you will hurt yourself. It takes time to recover from back problems, but this has been a good investment for me. I am doing much better compared to where I was 4 months ago, even two years ago, when I was first injured with the bulging disc issue. I am standing, walking, and doing things more, and getting around a lot better now. I will use this unit all the time, just to continue strengthening by back, and have a straighter spine. Hope this helps answer your question.
1077209
The C is carbon fiber tensile cord, reportadly stronger than the G. I bought the C just because it might be better than the G, but have no real world experience. I haven't used the C yet as I haven't worn out my second stock belt (which was just over $200, from the local dealer). Sorry I don't have any advice about how it works... (2014 polaris rzr 1000 is my application)
1631921
Here is a great link that should answer your question:http://www.golfgps1.com/Garmin-Approach-S2-vs-S3-Difference-Between-Review.html
1585668
I don't know but the new HRMs are different. Personally I like the new ones better since they are mostly a cloth like material instead of the big plastic/rubber piece in the front. Not to mention the extra information.
1608971
Sorry for you... the one i have is a simple model fitness HRM T5H921. The belt lasted 3 years! According to Timex, it is pretty good!
2069371
It depends on the material. they have 3-4 different types. I've had the Storm and the Nitro, the nitro was a mesh material. The storm is more like soft cotton. Not much sweat in either but mine sweat so easily.
1484746
I really do not see any difference. I use mine rarely. The Velcro has ruined my bathing suit. The belt also rides up during all the jumping in the water aerobics class, no matter how tight I pull it.
1365902
The NB GPS comes in 2 different versions. This is with strap, and it's a little more expensive. The other version is just the watch. So if you do not want the heart strap, just buy the watch only. All GPS watches on the market have these 2 options.
560705
I'm not sure of the differences. I have always used this one and it works well for me. Lots of energy and keeps me my sweet cravings at bay.
908007
The differences are pretty minor. There is an improved splashguard to prevent dirt getting in the trailer. The straps that secure the cover shut have been made stronger, and there is now a divider between the cargo pocket in the rear and the childs footwell so objects don't roll forward. Besides those minor changes the product is the same.
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I think it depends on what your goals/use of the product are. If you are looking for something you could use as a last minute meal replacement, nitrotech may be better. If your looking for a complete post-workout drink, Halo would be my choice. Nitro-tech may be more versatile, and Halo is more of a post-workout specific drink. Both taste great and mix easily, so that shouldn't influence your choice.
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Slendertone is the name of the company that makes both belts so it's a little confusing, but the flex model goes up to a higher intensity level 1-150, the other model (grey in color) goes from 1-99. I've only gotten up to about 80 intensity in my use so far, but u gradually increase it as you become more experienced. I like the Flex, never tried the other one.
846273
I don't know. I do know the "trail" version is definitely thicker/heavier than the "run" version. I don't know if warmth is noticeable, since it's ankle-length, but the thickness is different
143715
Depends what you want it for.The name should answer your question. The Forerunner is for running. The Fenix is primarily for hiking and other outdoor navigation. It will do the running stuff too. but the Forerunner may have more "fitness" features -- the ads say it's "like having a coach." The Fenix probably has more "outdoor" features (e.g., altimeter-barometer-compass).