What is the difference between Ladies and Senior Flex?
764023
Usually women's shaft is more flexible to compensate for distance. Senior shafts tend to be more flexible, for the same reason. Depending on you natural swing, you can decide on the shafts flexibility. If you are a senior citizen, senior flex suites you.
764024
The Ladies Flex has more whip action than the Senior Flex, the Senior Flex puts more club head on the ball and gives greater distance.
2106434
I am just slightly taller at 5-11" and I am not sure what the difference would be. If I remember correctly, they are made by the same company. Perhaps you could direct that question to them? I really don't feel that you would have a problem with the " Flex" its a great way to warm up in a hurry ( after jumping out of the car and racing to the tee box) I'm looking forward to using it over the winter in an effort to prep for spring.
153040
I don't have a force, but they look different from the flex if you look on their website. I would assume they're different by the appearances.
1926616
There is no real difference between them. I would recommend the senior. That's the one I use to cut hair in our shop. I have no problems cutting all day. Hope this helps! !
2049589
I would go with the flex 2. The people that purchase flex 3's are girls or guys that want a lot of flex in their deck. At 180 pounds I'd say the flex 2 is what your looking for
1825831
some rackets come in 2 sizes...one is the regular size and the second is an oversized version. the oversized has a larger area of more square inches , a greater face and hitting area. seniors favor the oversized racket because it is more forgiving in game play.
2042526
Shafts are about stiffness, torque and flex point.For the average golfer, a regular or senior stiffness with a low flex point with average torque is the most forgiving and longest designed to help produce a higher shot with lower swing speed. The more advanced golfer will go to a stiffer shaft and higher flex point depending on swing speed and level of skill. The most important part of a club is the shaft. You should trust you instructor because he will also customize your lie angle and strike point on the club face.
997913
Hey, I think they are probly much the same. I do have the flexible one and it's working fine, 8 months steady. Double sided sticky tape to roof of my van, highway teste at 70 mph. If low profile is important, flexy is best, also very lightweight. It's also basically indestructible. I have stepped right on it. As far as power output goes the stiff one is probably identical, but consider your application carefully. Good luck
810748
From the specs they look the same. However the C Flex fence is the newer product and is the one that Tenax is supplying its distributors with now. If you want a fence that is more heavy duty I would suggest the C Flex P or the C Flex HD over the standard.
2106436
Not sure of the difference but I am 5'7" and I bought the longer one and it has helped me out a lot. I injured my back a few years ago and had to really shorten my swing and I lost a lot of motion. With the SKLZ Flex I was able to get most of my swing motion back, but it did take a while and lots of swings. I try to swing it around 50 times a day to give me a good representation of a round of golf. I hope this helps.
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.
1477095
You would be disappointed...not the same kind of workout as a bow flex. Better off joining a gym for the several months.
919998
What ever you order, regular - stiff - senior etc. all the shafts will be the same flex.
106565
Actually, I got the woman's set for my wife. I believe that the only difference is in the body float since women are more buoyant. Large women should not get the men's size and small men should not get the woman's version as they will not function properly. There is plenty of room for variations in size. I think the dumb bells are the same. I would describe the resistance as medium and certainly not high. These would not be for strength training for a healthy man, or woman for that matter. This is designed for those with some limitations of joint function so as to eliminate impact on the joints. I can only give a rough estimate that they are probably around 10 lbs. resistance equivalent. Rough estimate only since I never used them myself. Just handled them in the water to assist my wife and never really thought about it. Pools closed now and everything packed away, so I really can't give you a measurement but I suppose that the company could give the actual weight equivalent. I do think it's an excellent product for those with joint or skeletal issues and it did help my wife significantly. Hope this helps.
67292
The other answers covers everything quite well. I choose One for the reason that I wanted to see the DISPLAY and tell me in numbers on how I am doing in terms of calories+steps+floors. It gives actual numbers and it motivates me. The other reason is I do not want to wear it all 24 hours and wanted to take them out while I shower or go to the toilet. So One is the one for me. With flex there is no display in terms of numbers you need to sync the data and see the numbers and since its a wrist band you can wear it all 24 hours. And flex is good to show off to others ;) Otherwise both are good.
1592297
not sure because the flex is different for every club .. you would need to take them to a pro shop and have them tested
919999
your choice you select Your choice of stiff, Reg,or senior when you order. Me I ordered Senior