Is this the hard torrone or the soft torrone?
201615
I've never had what I consider 'hard' torrone; I guess these would be considered soft. They are small rectangles, solid enough to hold their shape, but certainly not crunchy or brittle.
201616
Fresh torrone is soft and chewy. If it's hard, it's old, or at least past it's prime
201617
There is hard torrone, it's my Uncle Gino's preference, but it is much more difficult to find.
543096
We bough 2. Our original had the hard urethane. The second had the soft rubber. Why did we buy 2? We didn't season with oil every 20-30 uses. We use at least twice a week and have had one for several years
13263
one side is softer than the other. You have to push it pretty hard, but the first click is solid light, second click is flashing.
476466
I have not been able to tell any difference. I think all primsmacolor have the soft core unless it specifies. These are just in a set rather than sold individually.
763432
It is medium soft type of thing. I was hoping it would be harder when I got, but it kinda, worked out for me. Although, if I were to get another one, I would go for the angled ones for hip replacement. This one has best results in wheelchairs. I hope this helps. :-)
157070
It is hard, but its soft. I love my cover. It has saved my phone numerous times! It looks bumpy, but there all even bumps with the cover so you hardly even notice it. You'll like it!
2194473
Well I wouldn't say hard, but I wouldn't say soft either. So maybe somewhere in between. Hope that helps. Also I would really recommend them.
867280
There is no difference they are both made of the same material that retains the moisture to keep the brown sugar soft. I just bought these because there were 2 of them and it made them cheaper than the others. So my advise is go with what you want it is the Terra Cotta material that is what works not the design.
1994770
I am not sure of the designations that you used. I was told by my PT that this is the "softest" of the rollers (but I would not call it soft!). I found it works well for me for my PT exercises and does not cause my back any pain.
550736
that is soft pad. But I'm not sure they have hard pad. ask festool. they are very kind.
156777
I'm really not sure. All the ones I checked seem hard like cement. It bounces well but surely isn't soft. Have a good weekend.
822915
i have not purchased the soft Sophie so i cant really compare , but my daughter does not seem to like soft teethers so far and shes almost 6 months now. she really enjoys using this hard version. I hope this helps you choose :) .
900932
Hi Dee, Sorry it took so long to respond to your inquiry. To be very honest, there is not a whole lot of difference between the two. I only bought the Softworks Grinder because I already had the Good Grips Pepper Grinder! They both work very well and the only thing that I can tell you is the name of each describes the design of the bottle. The Good Grips has a harder bottom part which is what you twist to get the pepper. The Soft Works is a smaller bottom and not as hard of a material. I'm not sure if this helps but, in truth, they are both good, cost about the same so it is kind of a personal choice on which style you like better. Happy Seasoning!! Hi Dee, Sorry it took so long to respond to your inquiry. To be very honest, there is not a whole lot of difference between the two. I only bought the Softworks Grinder because I already had the Good Grips Pepper Grinder! They both work very well and the only thing that I can tell you is the name of each describes the design of the bottle. The Good Grips has a harder bottom part which is what you twist to get the pepper. The Soft Works is a smaller bottom and not as hard of a material. I'm not sure if this helps but, in truth, they are both good, cost about the same so it is kind of a... » Read More Hi Dee, Sorry it took so long to respond to your inquiry. To be very honest, there is not a whole lot of difference between the two. I only bought the Softworks Grinder because I already had the Good Grips Pepper Grinder! They both work very well and the only thing that I can tell you is the name of each describes the design of the bottle. The Good Grips has a harder bottom part which is what you twist to get the pepper. The Soft Works is a smaller bottom and not as hard of a material. I'm not sure if this helps but, in truth, they are both good, cost about the same so it is kind of a personal choice on which style you like better. Happy Seasoning!! « Show Less
1779609
Not quite sure what you mean by soft or rough, but I would say soft. They are similar to soft side of a Scott brand kitchen sponge. Hard when dry, but squishy when wet. I liked my sponges.
2031416
The Paderno also has an extended platform. It extends as the vegetable is spiralized. I can't see any difference (except the color) between the two units. I own the Paderno. I'm basing my analysis on the Brieftons picture.
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The wheels are soft. The chart provided by Amazon is incorrect. This model uses the exact same wheels used on the MC-CG917 and MC-CG902. Same part number. I use this machine on polished hardwood floors and the wheels do not mar the finish or leave any scratches.
1619144
It isn't a harder material, it is actually softer. The softer material of impact sockets prevents them from shattering under the high stress that is put on them by impact wrenches. Normal sockets are harder but more brittle and more prone to breaking or shattering. Normal sockets are also thinner, allowing for use where impacts wouldn't fit