which is better this or the evo sheild wrist gurad?
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The guard forms to your arm and also offers more protection. Players really like this one with the strap because it's adjustable, but if I were buying another one with the strap, I'd get it one size too big, so it won't be too tight unless you use the adjustable strap.
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They are different, the wrist guard is mostly just for baseball. The evoshield wrap basically similar to having your wrist taped.
190293
they are not the same, one is for protection of the writs, it's hard, this one y compression that gives the feel of tape and support.
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The wrap is more for compression and support. It can be used for pretty much any activity. The Evo Shield is for protection from direct impact on the wrist. I use the Evo Shield for when I'm at bat or in the field.
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I'm going to say no. I think they are different shapes. The Evolve looks like it's more square than the G5. You might try going to the George Foreman website and ask there.
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I have another cheaper one, however the Xshot has a better grip, built better and looks more professional.
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I can't really help you out since I have not used the evolution. I have examined both balls and I think the solution just looks like a richer ball, it also has a much better grip when its new. I assume this holds true as they both get older. I have seen some older evolutions and to me they look like a rubber streetball, whereas the solution still looks like a nice indoor ball.
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Since both have a "saber" shape to them it would depend on how you fight. This suits me with the forward balance giving it more of a "hammer" feel. A grosse messer does the same but can also be wielded two handed since most examples are hand and half that I have seen. To acquire a grosse messer at the cost of this I would say that the quality would be lesser. Cold Steel did a good job of the steel with this one. I, however, would wait until they start using the new steel that they are coming out with and see if they use it with this. Currently this is made outside the US which is unfortunate but is also the reason for the lesser cost. Good fortune on either purchase.
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The buckler can take a hell of a beating, for training purposes it is more than durable enough to take full force blows from bull weapons. I would avoid using live blades, for the simple fact that the buckler is made from a fancy plastic. It could take a quite few hits from live edges, but are you willing to risk your hand?
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The snarl is the thickest. Never seen an izula in person. Minimalist is most hand filling length. From what I here blade metals r so good now, thickness is a non issue. Regardless, I changed to a sog snarl last month from the spew. Carry it horizontal belt buck weak hand draw. Love it.
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Not that big of a difference really... The Hyper 212 EVO is a newer and supposedly improved version, which supposedly has a better 120mm fan and better cooling capabilities altogether.
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I've had the opportunity to use a space case for a short while. I want to start by saying it is a really great grinder and that I can see why it's considered the best. Both griders do the same thing, not one better than the other. I would say the space case is built a bit more heavy duty, but that is mostly for aesthetic purposes. What it really comes down to is if you want to spend that extra money for feel, not extra function. The GGG really is top notch. It looks great, grinds well, the keef screen never clogs, and there is plenty of room in the middle chamber to store. Space case is viewed as the best becase it has function and feel, but that comes at a price. GGG gives the same level of functionality, with slightly less aesthetics, for a much much much better price. So overall if you have cash to burn I guess get the space case, but really your not going to get much more bang for your buck.
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I don't think there is a difference...the cold gear UA garments that I have are all very similar, whether they have EVO in the name or not. I have some of their older gear, not EVO, and it's the same fabric more or less...the EVO may be tighter is the only thing I noticed.
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Of those, I'm only really familiar with the TF-1000 & Evo because I forget what the Solution feels like. I'd say its pretty similar to the Evo because of the feel & texture. Both are very soft & padded balls, while the TF-1000 is very grippy. This ball is pretty much interchangeable with the Evo, but I prefer this one because it's not as common (and less easily mistaken with another ball). Hope that helps.
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You cannot form fit it like evo. Works great for my daughter. Fits her well even without the form fit feature.
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I agree with Hernandez and Moss. Make sure the bipod is the newer clamp redesign as the older model had a nasty habit of snapping open.
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I would say better. The Gladius trainer is simply an awkwardly balanced shortsword (it's not balanced as a stabbing weapon... like a traditional gladius would be). If you want a gladius get one, otherwise I'd take this guy every time for the better balance.
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To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered... » Read More To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. « Show Less
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I LOVED my SteelSeries Qck pad but then discovered the CS-Hyde-C4-NGen-Mousepad-Copper (found on Amazon)....which I like even more. It's about as slick as a mousepad can get. I had more control with the SteelSeries pad, but as my wrist/fingers strengthened, the Ngen was the better choice for me. I bought the very thin version of the Ngen which costs quite a bit less than the one with cushioning, but by keeping it on top of the SteelSeries pad, I have the best of both worlds so to speak.
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evolution. especially the grip. though it feels lighter..at least mine did.