low loft/high loft: how do I know if I want high loft or low loft?
398835
buy both and return the one you don't like. Pillows are trial and error until you find the one you like.
1570631
Yes it does. You can go to the Titleist website and they will have a chart showing how to change settings for both lie and loft.
524797
Probably the higher one, but difference is negligible. If you want the loudest, most noticeable sound, get both of them.
45543
High loft is ~ 4 inches. Low loft is ~ 2 inches. I have osteoarthritis of the cervicals and hoped it would help. Still find it too firm for me, but it is a comfortable pillow.
711184
The preference is the biggest difference. My mom needs a pillow that allows her to be more upright for reflux issues, so we bought a high plush for when she visits. For myself, I need the low plush to assist with neck support.
1120213
The transition to hybrid should be a 3 iron to 3 hybrid, etc. The problem maybe that they are not exactly the same degree of loft, nor the same distance. I find I hit the equivelent hybrid to an iron longer and higher.
218123
Yes and yes! I believe it has 3 loft options...plus the head cover looks nice
2199594
I start out sleeping on my left side and use the high loft plush. As I change positions, this pillow is always comfy. We have the high loft firm, too, but use it when watch tv. Sorry I can't really compare anything other than these two and I love the high loft plush.
1570935
The manufacturer's website-malouffinelinens.com-has pictures to show the height of the high and low loft pillows.
1598446
The high loft in the center is approximately 6" and tapers down to the edges. The low loft is half that at 3" and tapers down to about an inch and a half. I use the high loft to prop up in bed and as a side sleep pillow. If you're back sleeper the low loft might be more comfortable. Depending on your frame and shoulder width. Hope that helps!
90868
That depends on if you like to sit higher or lower and how much lean you can handle into the bars. Either way you will have to adjust the seat height to find the right comfort level. From there you need to determine if you prefer riding with your chest down or up (bigger frame if down, smaller if up).Ultimately you want a bike that fits you so you don't have to adjust to it. You're increasing your risk of muscle strain and injury by not finding a perfect fit. I suggest shopping around till you find one. Just think, would you marry the first man who proposed just because you wanted to get married or would you make absolutely certain that he was Mr. Right? That depends on if you like to sit higher or lower and how much lean you can handle into the bars. Either way you will have to adjust the seat height to find the right comfort level. From there you need to determine if you prefer riding with your chest down or up (bigger frame if down, smaller if up).Ultimately you want a bike that fits you so you don't have to adjust to it. You're increasing your risk of muscle strain and injury by not finding a perfect fit. I suggest shopping around till you find one. Just think, would you marry the first man who proposed just because you... » Read More That depends on if you like to sit higher or lower and how much lean you can handle into the bars. Either way you will have to adjust the seat height to find the right comfort level. From there you need to determine if you prefer riding with your chest down or up (bigger frame if down, smaller if up).Ultimately you want a bike that fits you so you don't have to adjust to it. You're increasing your risk of muscle strain and injury by not finding a perfect fit. I suggest shopping around till you find one. Just think, would you marry the first man who proposed just because you wanted to get married or would you make absolutely certain that he was Mr. Right? « Show Less
976478
I would say no to stomach sleepers. It is high loft, but squishes down part way for back sleeping and good for side sleeping. So thin - no, soft - yes, plush - partially, firm - partially - high loft - yes
329690
Hi- I love the pillow however if there is a choice I would have gone to the higher pillow as sometimes I find myself crunching up the end for more height- as I don't have chronic shoulder/neck pain I am keeping pillow. love it just wish I had opted for higher loft. hope this helps
1087280
Here are some facts I found, as we had the same question. Fill power The higher the fill power, the better the quality of down. Fill power is the space, in cubic inches, that 1 ounce of down fills. Down with high fill power is made of larger, stronger clusters from mature geese. These clusters fill more space with less weight, providing loftier down that's more breathable and durable. Fill power of 500 is good. Between 500 to 600+ is considered excellent. Fill weight This measures the actual mass of down in ounces. The heavier the weight, the warmer the comforter. But always keep in mind fill power. For example, a lightweight comforter with high fill power can be warmer than a heavy comforter with low fill power. I called the seller and found out that all 3 comforters have a different weight in ounces...even though they are not stated on the item description. He said he has 3 levels, ranging from 24oz (Queen) through 36oz.
1265515
Actually that is exactly what I bought it for and what I was looking for. I prefer the noisier the better. I generally use mine on the second setting and I have a relatively medium size master bedroom. I love it!
1232553
Yes. We have a log home with a loft over half of the main floor.It occasionally seems to get confused, but overall, does fine in the high ceiling-area.
132868
Still stuck on the decision. I guess I'll wait a little more. Thanks for your help :)