Has anyone compared the 3 vs single layered versions . Are there any benefits of one product against the other. More traction, comfort etc...
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I have not compared the 3 vs single layer. But i believe the advantage with the 3 is. You will be able to get more adjustment. It will inflate higher, giving you more traction.
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Hi! This is Kristina from SlipX Solutions. I would say they are more towards rubbery. They aren't uncomfortable to sit on, however they do provide traction.
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Dr. Scholl's massaging sport insoles seemed to offer more cushion so they felt better (at least in the beginning). Airplus Ultra Work insoles were firmer and the fabric on top seemed to be more durable. So I think Airplus Ultra Work insoles probably last a little longer. Good luck!
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They are virtually the same. I've had both. I believe the super 3 is the "newer" design, but it's not any better than the other one. They both have the same list price, and like I said are virtually the same, so I'd go with the supertendermatic, since it's on sale.
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I have both, and I prefer the ultra. The regular barely feels like any compression. It's much more comfortable, but it doesn't make a big difference for me. I should mention I use them primarily because I have low blood pressure, instead of solely athletic reasons. The Ultra makes a big difference, and the regular maybe makes a slight difference, but really just feels like I'm wearing snug leg warmers. I agree with the first reviewer though, the top band of the ultra does bind.
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There are two layers per lift, I can choose to use just the one or add the other for more lift
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Not sure exactly what you mean. They will ride firmer than turf saver tires but that's a small trade off for the increased traction.
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The four is better it's much sturdier. The 3 I found was awful going over breaks in the sidewalks and eneven grounds. Much happier when I bought the 4. I have 2 Chi's that are far too spoiled to walk very far:)
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I don't have the 3-wheel...but I have used every type of 3-wheel made....with kids and pets. The 4 wheel is far more stable. When you roll on sidewalks and come to the corner, the sidewalk slants in our area. The 3 wheel feels like it will tip. The 4 wheel feels stable.
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Check out this video from Security Chain Company's website http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction-product-choices/radial-chain/#video. Personally, for my vehicles, I find it a bit easier to "jack " the wheel in which I am working on. This allows me to snug up the chain without the interference of the pavement. Because the chains cover a multitude of tire sizes, this might make it easier or harder for your installation. My truck was the largest tire size that the chain covered, so I have to fight a little bit to make the connections (jacking the wheel helps allot here!). My car is on the opposite end of the scale, so it is rather easy. I strongly recommend these chains for their value. I own 3 sets of these chains for all my vehicles.
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The difference is the quality of tire and the puncture protection. Sport is the low-end with 2x the puncture resistance. Next is the Deluxe with an additional Durastrip puncture protection. Finally, you have the Elite Urban which has an Urban Armor Casing protection. You can see the differences from their website: http://www.freedombicycle.com/project/thickslick/
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Sure, but I don't think you need both. I was going to do both, but then just decided to go with the gorilla pad. It's an easy install and feels great on your feet!
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I prefer the 4 wheel. It is more stable and easier to push. Yes, we love our animals!!! Ha! I think you will like this model. Just took my 3 for a long walk a few minutes ago.
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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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Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
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Better. I ran a 50k in the socks and my VFFs. I also wear both on runs over half-marathon distances. I found my legs feel much better over the course of a run, and I have no issues when wearing them with VFFs. In fact, I'd say I prefer their texture over regular Injinjis while wearing my VFFs.
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I switched to Lithions for this season and there is a clear difference. Durability is about the same but the Lithions feel extremely heavy in comparison and have a tough time cutting through head winds. I will definitely be switching back to the Endurances next season. It's worth the extra $10 a tire.