Whats the difference between this bc-568 and the tanita ironman bc-558?
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Hi Raul, the BC568 have Daily Caloric Intake and BC558 does not, and the BB568 does not includes the Basal Metabolic Rate and BC558 is include, have a nice day!
2145724
I do not know. My best friend showed me her iron and said how much she liked so I bought the same one. I did not compare the features.
2190973
I don't know. I read the info on both and no differences were indicated. Made me wonder if it was different suppliers.
1561534
I went to the official bowflex website, and they are current. The 1090 is adjustable from 10-90#, while the 552 is from 5-52#. Other than those two versions, the one sold on this website (which we bought from) is current. You may find a better deal (or at least more information) on the official website: http://www.bowflexselecttech.com/bowflex-selecttech-us/products.jsp
687970
I believe the only difference is the color. The TRO480bs is silver. Try the Black and Decker website. You may find more info there.
2064736
Most likely no difference if the model number is the same. I own both the bench model and the free-standing one. Love them both.
402658
I honestly think the only difference is the head wings. They're both Rearfacing to 45, forward facing to 80 and booster to 120. Check the diono website, it would probably tell you of there's a difference.
1030591
No, the maximum metabolic age calculating is 50. Check out the Tanita Ironman BC-350, it has a maximum age calculation of 90.
1746318
I think the only difference should be the point. This one is a tanto. If you look at the two of them side by side it should be pretty apparent. I personally really like tantos, but that's just me
2125305
There is no performance advantage either way. But you should pick one and stick with it. I use 568B because, for some reason, it's easier for me to remember. Go figure...
1493041
I am not an authority on the matter but we have the MT 1201 model which has a 7 inch blade and is great for the fish we catch which are crappie and catfish. The MT 1208 model is for bigger freshwater trophy fish or larger saltwater fish as it has more torque and power and has a 9 inch blade. Hope that helps you.
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They are both sold by a pool company "MyPoolYard". The $209 version is heavier (36 lbs vs 22 lbs) and MAY have non-Hayward components. This is a murky area when dealing with filter grids. The $260 option weighs less (hence lower shipping). Best idea is to call My Pool Yard at 818-446-6855 and ask them the difference.
419042
Not sure since I only have the 550 model. But I imagine not a big difference. 550 is very durable
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There is a description right on the Garmin website that compares the two models (http://sites.garmin.com/forerunnerCoach/). With the 620 you get a LOT more information about how you run - cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact time, V02 max, etc. It also helps coach you on how much rest time you should get and what your different race speeds should be.I bought the 220 because I don't want all of that extra information but I can see why other people would find it interesting. The 220 is an incredible watch, way better than my old Forerunner 405 - I can see the 620 being worth just $150 more if you want to dissect all of that data. There is a description right on the Garmin website that compares the two models (http://sites.garmin.com/forerunnerCoach/). With the 620 you get a LOT more information about how you run - cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact time, V02 max, etc. It also helps coach you on how much rest time you should get and what your different race speeds should be.I bought the 220 because I don't want all of that extra information but I can see why other people would find it interesting. The 220 is an incredible watch, way better than my old Forerunner 405 - I can see the 620... » Read More There is a description right on the Garmin website that compares the two models (http://sites.garmin.com/forerunnerCoach/). With the 620 you get a LOT more information about how you run - cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact time, V02 max, etc. It also helps coach you on how much rest time you should get and what your different race speeds should be.I bought the 220 because I don't want all of that extra information but I can see why other people would find it interesting. The 220 is an incredible watch, way better than my old Forerunner 405 - I can see the 620 being worth just $150 more if you want to dissect all of that data. « Show Less
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I think the only difference between the lifeline 7500 and the 7508 is the design of the bottle. The price is always changing but right now, the price of the lifeline 7508 white bottle is a little bit cheaper than the other bottles.
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I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.
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The 550 is 30000:1, The 650 is 50000:1 There is a big difference in PQ of these two sets.The 650 being better.