is this the version with the steel or plastic? whats the difference between the at home and pro model you have listed
1517526
Steel. Pro supposed to last longer; it doesn't last very long though, 10 min or so, warms up after that.
1517527
This is a steel version. However, the cooling effect as we thought did not last long Less frequently used. Please Note
1517528
This is the metal version. I don't know about the pro model, but I can tell you that it is a little bit lighter than a $500 ice roller that I got with my laser. I actually prefer this one, and it is 1/10 the price! My patients love it.
935754
They both have good steel. The first uses VG-1 steel which has a very hard core, the second uses AUS8A which is very slightly less hard. Pick the one in your price range, with the color you like. One caveat many black blades get marred with use and the inner steel shows through.
721299
The difference is the built materials and production processes. The Pro is 6061 military spec hard coat anodized with machined components. The Plus is powder coated steel with cast knob and levers. The operation is the same and the weight is almost the same. The warranty is one year on the Plus and lifetime on the Pro.
421351
I ordered the pro because I'm using it for my personal training studio. Usually with products, price increase and 1 step up from the original should be considered as a better product. Diameter, sturdiness and material make the difference.
1356107
As far as I can tell it 's the rated llfe, as was mentioned before. I opted for the Pro because I didn't want to have to dig it out of the gutters in a few years and start over.
1593133
The 72 dollar model uses wood as the base. The pro uses a composite material. As for how it works, the Amazon picture shows just one side. The other side has a full-length split in the cloth material so that it can straddle the handle. Thus, as you slide the material forward to get the pizza onto the cooking surface the split will become visible on the pizza side of the composite peel.
1056612
The one I got is steel. I'm guessing they started making them out of plastic and switched to steel for obvious reasons.
201645
this was the "test" "beta" release, the "pro" model is the complete release. basically they released the beta to a few select locations to see if there was any complaints or noticeable bugs. to my knowledge the package is the only difference that can't be updated
462006
The one I purchased was poly plastic. I agree that this one looks like steel though.
421352
I asked the Step360 people on Facebook once and here's what they said: "The Step360 Pro, is the professional grade version. The main difference in the two products is that the Pro version is a larger diameter. The larger diameter does allow you do do some more exercises that the smaller (gray and black top) version would not allow. The PRO (all black top) is the one that we would recommend, especially if you will be using the product in a professional setting. Trainers like having the larger diameter which allows them to do more exercises with their clients. However if you are using it in your home, you can use either one. If you are basically following the exercises on the DVD (which are some great workouts) then the regular one will work, but if you plan on adding more creative movments and more dynamic movements to your workouts then you might like the Pro version better for your home too." I also think the Pro version may have a higher weight limit (it's 500 lbs)
1271333
The one with steel. Don't buy plastic. They will not last. This on is great. It comes with two different size attachments to steam with!
498590
Size is main difference - Pro Y is much larger. Also the half-moon holding the peeler blades is metal on the Pro model.
210117
The Pro model has a metal case (or at least partially metal) Seems to be the updated version with pretty much the same controls and capabilities. I've been happy with my camera at the price, it's QVGA format is perfectly find for projects where the tiny size is the most important feature.
778763
I got the stainless steel one. Just thought it would clean better. Works very well.
963495
I believe the blade steel is a little different and it is also a stailess steel framelock. Which is superior in terms of lock strength to this model which has aluminum handle scales with a minor lock.
1956925
Heavier (4lbs v 3lbs 8oz) Platinum coating over the stainless steel 50w higher holds .3 oz more water More advanced steam system Anti Calc system (Their Focus model also has this, but the Professional does not) Electronic Temp Control (again Focus has it, but Pro does not) I would recommend the Focus model for the $$ savings and similar features to the Advancer. It's cheaper than the pro even.
426834
Plastic tend to broke quicker. The cheaper version is plastic... this is metal. I had a plastic one, did not last too long. Just go metal. Better investment on the long run.