Is Ravelli better? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001... It handles 50% more weight
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Honestly I picked the Davis because i liked the quick release latches on the tripod legs, and the handles on the Davis for the fluid head looked longer. Weight wise I have not run into any problems with it handling my rig. It looks of better quality to me than the ravelli. There is a YouTube video that compares the Davis to other tripods which helped me make a decision
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Personally I think these are much more heavy duty than the 9154 model workout adding weight to the product. You still get great leverage to cut big limbs and can handle small ones with ease too. I've done a lot to mine and never worry about them breaking
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One is thicker than the other and supports more weight. I went straight for the heavier one for my Note, didn't test the thinner one.
103763
My knee is swollen so it rolls down if I put it on the whole way, but it rolls less than any other I have tried. I use the smaller ones in place of support hose...(up to the knee)...they are easier to put on and never roll. Futuro gives more support than others.
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I've been unable to find the site which showed a comparison of the strollers and the weight they carry. I bought this one because it allowed for a higher weight limit than some of the others in the price range. I have an 18 lb Pug with hip and back issues who uses it primarily. However, her brother is 34 lbs and sometimes rides with her. I don't know how it would hold up over time with that much weight, but it doesn't have any problem with the 52 lbs it carries occasion.
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It did a pretty decent size load. It's pretty deep. However, the Avanti is better. Our Sonya broke early on, and dealing with their customer service was a huge pain. It took two months to get them to take the machine back and credit us.
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Yes....but what was wrong with 80lb? The 100lb will offer a fair amount more opening resistance and close with more downforce....watch those fingers!!!
566740
Yes. The higher handles are easier to use if you have limited hip flexibility. The lower handles offer a greater range of motion. Great bar!
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The weight distribution is better if it is at the waist. It doesn't dig into my neck as much. However you're gonna flip it around as you're using it anyway.
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There are heavier. I use different ones for different things...the more expensive ones are thicker and therefore more durable.
507043
im torn between them as well. was going for the bar32 because the listed price was higher so assumed better quality but i've been to the DeLonghi website and they are both for $99. so i wonder where did that $210 came from? lol . but i think im still going for the BAR32 though.. just like it better i guess...
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I have been researching for the last week or so and am about to purchase this one. The biggest different to me is that the Chase only allows harness use up to 40 lbs while the Maestro allows it up to 50lbs. I like the option of a safer seat longer.
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Freestyle is structurally stronger (and slightly larger) so that is can handle larger and heavier individuals. I have had both....I believe the Freestyle is worth the expense. I use the machine daily and am pleased with the quality. Hopefully this information helps.
68120
Get the bigger one. it is cheaper (now it is on sale for under $100) and you will get more parts (shelves and bars) that will make it even more flexible
758686
I really don't know how to answer your question, since we all have different taste. I think it is a matter of choice. Either material should be sturdy.
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4 lbs is good and you can get an 8 lb as well. With that said, this brand Valeo is not good. If you read my review I describe my experience with it. I highly suggest you buy the Spri. Good luck to you
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I don't want to sound like a pretentious professional, but honestly? It's lackluster. You might end up being better off with spending another $50 to get a fluid head tripod, it's so incredibly worth it. The Ravelli AVT seems to be based on a Davis & Sanford design that i'm not quite fond of (fragile under heavy use) but is leagues, *light-years* ahead of this sad piece of plastic.