What's the difference between this one and the $120 one which mentions rip-lock fabric? Is that it?
1516493
I am not sure what the difference would be but I believe that the material used to construct the cover shown here may be better than the original cover that came with my swing. It is a tight fit but it seems to be holding up well and is virtually exposed to intense sunlight every day as I live in South East New Mexico. When I purchase another cover it will be this same cover from Sonoma. It has held up extremely well to 60 mph wind gust. My entire swing was blown over earlier this year and there was no tearing or ripping of the cover which is now almost 3 years old. I hope this is helpful.
1516494
I think the $120 is stronger...but it is UGLY...I WOULD NEVER PURCHASE THIS AGAIN....IT IS NOT BROWN..IT IS SHINY MUSTARD GOLD!!!
909987
There is no differance, i have one of each. Get the cheaper one it is the same as the other. I was wondering myself that is why i got one of each, they are exactly the same.
1075828
I have not purchased the other. The description appears the same though. I also saw this version for $29.99 with free shipping.
541501
is there a price difference? I don't know the difference, perhaps contact the manufacturer.
810654
I am sorry I can't offer you a comparison. I went for the 9280 because I iron a large variety of fabrics, and I sew as well. I have owned the iron for less than a month, but I have ironed linen, polyester chiffon, 100% cotton (both knit and woven), girl scout patches, and cotton poly blends. No leaking, no scorching. This is a big, heavy iron that ejects lots of steam, so be prepared. It glides smoothly and effortlessly. I have experienced no scorching or yucky marks transferring to the soleplate after almost a month of daily use.
639408
There is no difference, they are both 100% pure silk. We bought one of each, and you can't tell the difference. They are both labeled the same.
1249525
The fabric is vinyl. I purchased this for my son 2 years ago. He is in it every day. It works just as good as it did new. There has been no problem with ripping, or wearing thin. Looks as good as new.
375394
Are they the exact same models? If so, they might just be trying to sell you the higher priced item by tricking you. If they are the same, go with the lower price. Good luck.
1601550
One difference is the other model is for light to medium fabrics, but this one handles heavy ones as well, so it depends what you plan on sewing. For me it's worth the money to be able to sew pretty much anything.
331845
Thank you very much, after reading both reviews, I was wondering the exact same thing. Since essentially they are the same, i will purchase the less expensive. Thanks again
1596085
No, it's the exact same one. Garden winds dot com has one with rip stop. It is more expensive and sells out quickly. But this one is perfect and you might get an extra season or two out of it if you can remove it and store it at seasons end. That's what I did. I only got 1 season out of the original one that came with the gazebo. I do have to say though, I have had 3 gazebos the first one being over $700 and neither of them made two seasons, I'm talking about the frame! The South Hampton is going on its 3rd! The cheapest I've owned and the best so far. Go figure, you don't always get what you think you're paying for! No, it's the exact same one. Garden winds dot com has one with rip stop. It is more expensive and sells out quickly. But this one is perfect and you might get an extra season or two out of it if you can remove it and store it at seasons end. That's what I did. I only got 1 season out of the original one that came with the gazebo. I do have to say though, I have had 3 gazebos the first one being over $700 and neither of them made two seasons, I'm talking about the frame! The South Hampton is going on its 3rd! The cheapest I've owned and the best so far. Go figure, you don't always get what... » Read More No, it's the exact same one. Garden winds dot com has one with rip stop. It is more expensive and sells out quickly. But this one is perfect and you might get an extra season or two out of it if you can remove it and store it at seasons end. That's what I did. I only got 1 season out of the original one that came with the gazebo. I do have to say though, I have had 3 gazebos the first one being over $700 and neither of them made two seasons, I'm talking about the frame! The South Hampton is going on its 3rd! The cheapest I've owned and the best so far. Go figure, you don't always get what you think you're paying for! « Show Less
380225
Look on the site for others that look alike, I bought one for $3.00 and one for $11.oo and they are both the same. They both do the work.
1448675
Descriptions are the same. Go with the less expensive one. Difference in price is significant.
1266858
I wondered the same thing, especially since the vendors' descriptions didn't always jive. So I ended up ordering two: the cheapest one listed on Amazon and one from Walmart site-to-store. They were identical. That's a pretty small test sample, but I'm pretty confident they are all the same.
430737
I guess that's where I am. If there's a MASSIVE difference in price for essentially the same item, I'll go for the less expensive version. If we're talking about $20 - $30 difference on a $~300 item, I'll go for the name.
180279
It's pretty much the same thing. Except that Scotch tape is much thinner and doesn't show through fine fabrics. Oh, and it's cheaper! ))
1712202
So far it's held up fine. My only compliant is the clips are plastic, kinda flimsy. I'm also securing it with bungee chords. Not sure abt fabric and what ripstop is. But the fabric is great. Very durable.