I wonder if this has more ventilation than the Giro Aeon?
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It has 12% less ventilation than the Aeon, according to Giro, but I have ridden in 100 plus degree weather and still maintained a cool head. Well as cool as you can get in 100 plus degree riding.
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That would be a No it does not however it does produce good airflow at 18mph and above.
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no idea -- but it has plenty of ventilation -- I have worn it many times in heat over 95.
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As Yahweh said they are both unfiltered, but you get so much airflow it doesn't seem to be near the problem of other cases.This is a huge case, but it's really nice, tons of options, plenty of cooling, I would buy it again for sure.
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I don't think there's a difference. I can tell you the person I bought it for loves it and says there's plenty of breathing room.
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i bought two honeywell tower fans as it had the thermostat and other features, but i just realized that the air from the lasso fan is cooler so i am buying another Lasko wind curve for better air quality ( plus it seems that the the lasso fan is more powerful... i can feel the air from the lasso while it was placed farther than the honeywell.. yes i did this test ;0) )
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I didn't have any problem with that-I used it Mongolia though, and it was not in a hot & humid environment. There is still plenty of airflow through it in spite of the pocket (which was where I had my rain gear-was riding on horses)
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It walks even but I would get the one without the air pump. I had borrowed a non pump one while waiting for this one and found the non pump easier to walk in, it is less bulky. If you have never walked in a regular one you may not notice the difference.
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Hi, Thanks for your inquiry! There isn't much of a difference other than colour. However, only some of the Orange Models currently feature the vertical stiffeners at the foot of the bivy, where as all of the green models possess this new feature, which helps improve breathability. If there's anything else I can do, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks, The Gear Out Here Team
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This coat breathes better than any other lightweight WATERPROOF rain jacket I've owned. It does not breathe as well as a an autumn jacket, which may have a rain repellant finish. I would opt for a well made autumn jacket.
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Yes, the air blows out the top of the unit. The exhaust vents are at the back half of the top of the unit. Air flow is quite good, too!
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Hi Wayne,Thank you for your question. Yes, absolutely, and this is recommended. Horizontal ventilation is less expensive because it requires less pipe. Please refer to our website for a complete guide on how to vent the Marey 10L with full venting instructions.Kind Regards,RossGadgetsGo
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The 570 has more HP and CFM through the housing and pipe to blow a higher volume of air out. The 570 also has an advanced air filtration system that the 560 does not. Hope that helps -Pantano Power Equipment
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Probably has a higher capacity motor I do know that this a.c. is louder than I like. The compressor isn't insulated well enough from the interior portion and a lot of the compressor noise goes into the room. However it does cool great.
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Agreed to previous answer by Gary Colyer. Do I notice much difference from regular vent cover with one side open? Well, I can't really tell the difference to be honest; however, it should increase air flow as I reasonably consider the design. My rational to justify changing regular vent cover with one side opening was 1- cover on it was showing age and there was a crack 2- ease of cleaning 3- spent enough $$$ for my RV so i see no reason to save $10 or so for a product with a better design.Just be careful with your footing when you are up on the roof, read instruction before you go up there, then it will be an easy installation. Good luck. Agreed to previous answer by Gary Colyer. Do I notice much difference from regular vent cover with one side open? Well, I can't really tell the difference to be honest; however, it should increase air flow as I reasonably consider the design. My rational to justify changing regular vent cover with one side opening was 1- cover on it was showing age and there was a crack 2- ease of cleaning 3- spent enough $$$ for my RV so i see no reason to save $10 or so for a product with a better design.Just be careful with your footing when you are up on the roof, read instruction before you go up... » Read More Agreed to previous answer by Gary Colyer. Do I notice much difference from regular vent cover with one side open? Well, I can't really tell the difference to be honest; however, it should increase air flow as I reasonably consider the design. My rational to justify changing regular vent cover with one side opening was 1- cover on it was showing age and there was a crack 2- ease of cleaning 3- spent enough $$$ for my RV so i see no reason to save $10 or so for a product with a better design.Just be careful with your footing when you are up on the roof, read instruction before you go up there, then it will be an easy installation. Good luck. « Show Less
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Here's a photo of the back of my nearly 4 year old SwissGear Granite. I wouldn't necessarily call it an "airflow" back, but the center is deeper than the sides. The sides were more plush when it was newer.http://i.imgur.com/vGgsO3J.jpg
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Sorry; I'm not sure either. All I'm looking for is Oxygen intake. The other reading could be either of those, I guess.
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The vents are average. The noise level is kind of high but it has a chin cover built in which helps a lot too with wind and noise. Sometimes when your around 60+ mph and turn your head it whistles but its only if you turn your head to a certain angel.
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It is softer and wrinkles less. I also think that it breathes as well, but I have not done a side-by-side comparison.