Do I understand that both of the soles are the same? There is not one slide and one traction?
1090222
Both soles are the same. wore mine fir the first time last night. They were great.
524127
Yes both side slide, if you look in the picture you can see a little crack that is were it can slide, like an inch on each side.
2239919
I wuld say it is basically the same scate only one has 70 mm wheels (slower and in uneven roads more unconfortable and the other one has 75mm wheels (faster but better over cracks)
1539258
I don't know if I'd describe them as bumper feet, but one side of the board has four plastic "disc" pads. I have found the boards to be very useful. I am on my second one and bought some for my children to use in their apartments. Hope this is helpful to you!
25019
The sole is leather - sueded on the slide foot. The size is true, although the width may be a tiny bit more than usual - not so much that they're uncomfortably loose. Very comfortable actually.
1148514
There are 2. Problem with these is if the seam is not very wide these slip and slide all over. I've seen some that have magnets to hold them in place.
38300
No, it only goes part way to the heel. But there's sliding soles on both shoes.
392095
I was wondering that also. It appears that the updated microspikes have 4 spikes on the heel, whereas the older microspikes only have two spikes per heel. Check the pictures carefully to verify.
217795
It is my understanding that the only thing different is the solution used. One is for hardwood and one for tile.I actually do like it..but I still remind everyone beware how slippery it is. My daughter uses it for her hardwood floors and she likes it alot.
1387597
Sure. The legs, front and back, have the same diameter and alignment mechanisms. Maybe the ski pads will be angled wrong when you switch them but that will be easy enough to rectify. Taking it a step further, I replaced front and back legs with larger units thus giving myself larger wheels on all four corners as I find the ski pad thing unworkable. The Standers unit uses much smaller diameter tubing than just about all other walkers so I spent an afternoon in the local hardware store making up shims from pipe fittings and pieces of a bicycle inner tube.
1785293
My 3 year old grandson has some of both and I would say that they are comparable. They both hold up to his playing with them about the same. He has not worn either of them out.
1728479
I think the difference is the rounded corners and metal slide rails. See my review of this item, not worth it. Look into something better.
1291765
You get what you see in the picture. Idiomatically, some say "A SET OF TWO" when they mean "1 SET WITH 2 COMPONENTS". Hence the use of the article "A". Some understand it better when you say 1 PAIR. This item comes with 1 left slide & 1 right slide.
668718
They are basically the same. The only difference couls possibly be the size. I tried looking in the description but it didnt say. This one is about one foot when you bring all the legs together, but I have seen bigger ones.
1723991
It's plastic on plastic runners (no rotating wheels) so it's more of a pull/push-to-slide than a frictionless glide.
437638
Yes hey do both fit on the sliding board. But watch out for the wheels, they break off very easily. You might not want to attach them.
1999984
ONE. It can use the new style or the old style, it has separate sliders for either one.