what is the difference between slinky and non slinky?
889655
Slinky is just a line of strings from Ernie Ball, the "Slinkier" they are the thinner they are, regular Slinky are 10 gauge strings, super slinky are 9s, and "Not Even Slinky" strings are 12s (the number represents the gauge of the lightest string in the set).
889656
Slinky is just the name of the string. It references how bendable the string is. There isn't a "non-slinky" string, but it ranges from a very "slinky" gauge of string (lighter gauges), and the heavier gauges, which Ernie Ball calls their "Not Even Slinky" strings. The Regular Slinky pack (us guitarists call it a standard 10 gauge set) seems to have a good balance between tone and playability, which is why so many players prefer them.
889657
Short answer: marketing. For the real story see the Ernie Ball website, but if you trust my memory... many, many moons ago there were few guitar string makers and they pretty much made the same thing- strings that helped a guitar be heard in a Big Band environment. The Ernie Ball company was one of the first to start marketing "boutique strings" that were easier for the player to fret and to bend. Compared to other strings at the time (anybody remember Black Diamonds?) the word "slinky" pretty much described how they felt.
1860706
I believe the only difference is the packaging from what I have seen. This is a great model though. our 6 month old loves it in the pool and bathtub!!!
1547164
The biggest difference, honestly, is this is designed to go on the floor and be rolled up afterward. There are no buttons. I sleep on mine every night. This style of sleeping takes getting used to. You either like it or you don't. I personally love mine. I think it's the most comfortable thing in the world. Then again, I've slept this way for almost 10 years.
1094817
Not any difference at all. with this one you could add a curl station and a leg station attachment. Not sure if you could with the other.
963354
For me it's not a big difference in the two. I think the real question is if you want a smooth roller or one with texture.
509954
It's a little of both, it has a nice feel to it and it will not slip from your hands.. it's a good buy. hope this was helpful.
652072
I think the newer version is simply rectangular but much the same. This is not THAT noisy and very comfortable in large size. 25 vs 20 inches wide.
1837376
This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.
2159321
It does not rock back and forth. It is more of a bounce as it moves forward.
1314982
It's narrower on top. Easier set up and fold down. Mattress is better than most pnp. I had to get this as my one year old exceeds other weight limits.
1037684
I'm not sure what the difference is between the two. I bought the Bruder man Crane and my grandson loves it. He isn't very gentle when it comes to toys and has had it for almost a year. It is holding up very well and nothing has broken on it.
1849548
I do not know what the difference is. The one I bought was a waste of money! I bought it to be used in our second home should we have more guests than beds, but it did not work, your body sinks down to the carpeted floor. I was very disappointed for I something similar at this home and it works wonderfully!
1015540
Sorry -- I'm a novice and don't know the difference. I bought this as a gift, but did try it out. Rollers message your back both in an up-down motion and spinal-lateral (i.e., pinching type) motion. It worked well on a sore back and I have no complaints.
1273158
It comes with regular slinkys but I recommend changing to super slinkys. Lighter gauge for faster shredding.
2119001
Neither - it's poly cotton with an an elasticized matrix crisscrossing through it. Grips tight - doesn't slip.
848726
The foam mattress will transfer less movement/motion. It is superior to isolating movement to a localized area than a conventional spring based bend. The plush Lucid model may be even less responsive to movement and localize motion into one specific area than a firmer Lucid model because it is more likely to change shape due to external forces.
788631
Hello The difference with the both is quiet easy the non sequential pumps the whole leg at one time, as for the air sequential pumps each chamber at a time so for example it hits 1 then hit 2 then hits 3 then hits 4. As for non sequential hit 1-4 all at once.Hope this helps Erica