What is the difference between the wide and narrow versions?
865830
I got the wide mirror, which is vertical, but was unable to make it work. When mounted, the mirror is in front of your leg and all I could see was my leg. It pivots up and down, but not side to side.
865831
I purchased the wider version because I thought it would have a wider field of vision. It has worked fine for me, and I am happy with it. The glass mirror allows traffic to be seen without distortion which I found to be a problem with a convex plastic mirror model.
274324
the wide has a larger viewing area but blends well with the bike and is not to noticeable. Even though it is called wide it is not very big so I'd advise the wide over the narrow to have the larger viewing area you'll be glad you did. not sure but assume the wide and the narrow have the same mounting the mirror size is different...Get the wide! This is a very good product that installs easily, works well and doesn't detract from the looks of the bike. I will do no more research for mirrors I will always have a wide bike eye on my bike.
126615
http://shoes.about.com/od/mens_size_charts/a/men_width.htmD (Medium/Standard)E WideC NarrowDave
483172
3 by a large margin. Only get the 2 if you are space limit. The 3 is much more versatile.
990717
Seems to be one inch wide which is better than wider ones because it yields a more uniform cut. To narrow a width will require more effort.
643007
I dont find these shoes to be narrow. I would say they fit more like a glove, very comfortable. In my opinion, this shoe should fit this way for its purpose. Like any new hiking type lace up shoe, you will need to loosen the laces to put on, then retighten. these shoes come very tightly laced from the factory. Easier to put on after being worn a few times. ive had these shoes for about nine months and love them.
251302
By the description on Amazon, I have NO idea, but when I ordered I chose the 25 option. I see no option for width on the link provided.
450118
I installed this switch in a box with 3 other switches (4 total). If I remember correctly, there are 1/8th inch or so wide "break-off" tabs on both sides of the switch that when bent back and forth and broken off, will result in more narrow width profile, that allows more room for the other switchs.
1335065
I think they are all different so make sure you know the width when you order. They should all say.
895491
That is the wide stepped one. If you look at the pictures of the two side by side the all step one has an oval shaped step to press just slightly larger than the width of your the widest part of your shoe at the bottom center of the can. The one pictured is almost the entire width of the bottom, so it is the wide step model.
1442599
It looks like the difference is in the size, take a look at the product dimensions of each and you'll see what I mean.
245540
Is wide, I also have a wide foot. Just in case I buy a number more than use.
1474252
"C" indicates the width of the shoe (i.e., "C", "D", "E", "EE", etc.). a shoe of "C" width would be relatively narrow.
1259586
I have only seen C250 and C300; C250 is relatively narrow: 12lb mono = 210yds; C300 is wider: 12lb mono = 310yds
2214295
Wider ones on the oem website. Also the competing brand has a wider one on Amazon.
709668
the width. Although they both offer similar of not identical results (if you know how to use manual) the 50mm is the better one when i comes to a wide angle lens. However if you have one you don't need the other.
411988
As far as I know, the NW version is 'wide', which actually means that it has the proper fretboard width (for a classical guitar). The N version also has nylon strings, but its neck is narrower, like on a steel-strung acoustic guitar. I definitely prefer the classical dimensions, speaking of which, the NW version has standard classical fretboard, but overall, the instrument is slightly shorter and narrower than a real classical guitar.