What are the differences between this and the older SF-B901 besides the lower price, 30 lb. flyweight, and the iPad holder? I am 5'6" about 110 lbs.
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Sorry, I can't answer that. I'm just a purchaser of the current model. Perhaps you can contact the manufacturer. Good luck.
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Pioneer 70 can only be used from 25- 70lbs. Frontier 90 is updated version of 85. Like the 85 it can be used up to 120 lbs. the 90 features larger side impact wings, EPS impact foam and safe cell technology which allows the seat to compress in certain spots during an accident so that the impact of a crash is taken by the seat instead of the child. The 90 has a headrest that is easier to adjust. I have to unbuckle our 85 to adjust ours despite what they say. All are great seats, but know that they are quite bulky. So if your child is petite or you have limited space, this may not be the seat for you. If your child is small or you have limited space, I'd recommend the sunshine kids radian car seat. It's much narrower and has tote same safety features.
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They've made several versions of this, and given the big discount, it's probably an older model, possibly for the first iPad. if it's not, you can always return it.
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They fly very similar. I had issues with both the 107g and 109g drifting backwards a bit but I fixed that by stuffing the nose with a bit of poster tack - its good cause you can stick it on the outside to test out how much you need and where you need to put it before you open it up and really do it. Other than (obviously) their shape I don't know any big differences - they both will respond to the same controller. This one can be harder to land on small surfaces because it doesn't have landing skids - both wheels in the front and the bottom fin in the back have to contact the landing surface. Oh - and the 109 doesn't have that hideous blue/red flashing light on the front - it has two cool bluish white leds on either side. They're very similar and I don't know why but for some reason I enjoy flying my 109 more.
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I just received mine last month. It is the 2014 version. According to the Sole website and Amazon, it is a 29lbs flywheel and works fine for me. Although, I don't have an earlier model to compare it to.
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Doesn't look like much of a difference except for the foot bar (on the $499 one it's not the boxy shape mine is) and it includes a 10" stand (what I assume is another version for the box. I've had mine for over a year and it works great! Good luck!
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I have the new iPad Air and it works great. I was kind of worried when I saw the elastic "hair" style of straps for holder, but they are actually really strong, and I would not worry about it about it at all now. I would recommend buying a four extra small straps, once the other ones wear out. The holding pad is a little wider but you really do not notice it while reading (I purchase the white clear stand..blends in better?) I use this stand for reading while surfing the internet on my laptop, or watching TV. I usually keep it plugged in as well, which is easy from the side of the stand. It is pretty secure on the stand. Hope this helps. I have the new iPad Air and it works great. I was kind of worried when I saw the elastic "hair" style of straps for holder, but they are actually really strong, and I would not worry about it about it at all now. I would recommend buying a four extra small straps, once the other ones wear out. The holding pad is a little wider but you really do not notice it while reading (I purchase the white clear stand..blends in better?) I use this stand for reading while surfing the internet on my laptop, or watching TV. I usually keep it plugged in as well, which is easy from the side... » Read More I have the new iPad Air and it works great. I was kind of worried when I saw the elastic "hair" style of straps for holder, but they are actually really strong, and I would not worry about it about it at all now. I would recommend buying a four extra small straps, once the other ones wear out. The holding pad is a little wider but you really do not notice it while reading (I purchase the white clear stand..blends in better?) I use this stand for reading while surfing the internet on my laptop, or watching TV. I usually keep it plugged in as well, which is easy from the side of the stand. It is pretty secure on the stand. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I like the 561 better because of the legs at the bottom allowing you to balance the monopod without holding it. Also the fluid head is amazing! If I were to shoot a soccer game in windy conditions, id look at a tripod since its a little more stable than a monopod.
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I'd swear that when I got the Ultra Pod II back in November that the "Digital" model was bigger and heavier. Now, even the Pedco website describes the 2 as identical, but the Digital is $3.00 more than the II. I just saw someone at Dpreview mention he had all "3" sizes.B&H; describes the Digital as a "slightly modified" UltraPod II. I can't tell what the difference is and I have the UltraPod II.
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My family and I really enjoy using it very much, but it is more for light recreational use vs. performance sport use. It definitely performs better for smaller people - bigger people can use it, but they sit lower in the water which impacts speed and manueverability, and they have a higher centers of gravity which impacts stability. I think it might be a combination of height and weight. I think the 140 lb (maybe 150 lb) weight limit is pretty accurate. As far a height, I think 5' 6" might be close to the limit thinking about leg length to fit in the foot holders.
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After doing the product model comparisons and a lot of research I went with the 350 because it is the start of the more commercial type rebounder and I felt it would wear better and possibly last longer than the ones in the 220 class. Also, my starting weight was at almost 200 pounds, and I have already dropped 20 pouñds... ; ) If I was a smaller person, maybe I wouldnt have cared, but I am not. I love it so much. It gets my heart rate to go up almost immediately. Good lùck. I think you will be very happy with the bungee style cords. Very quiet when bouncing on it.
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I found this blog post that does an excellent comparison of the two models. Hope it helps others trying to make sense of things!<http://talesofamountainmama.com/review/kid-cos-new-2013-peapod-and-peapod-plus-comparison>
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I had a Total Gym 1000 a few years ago. It folded up but it was a bit of a job (I'm 6', 205 & fairly strong.) This product seems slightly heavier than the current Total Gyms in this price range, but is half the cost. If you can afford the price difference maybe you should go with what you know. When you get used to either and in decent shape I bet either will be a snap. I think I'm going to try the Weider.
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I think Amazon.com might have these messed up on they are missing some versions because Flyjumper lists 6 models as far as weights go for adults and they are listed by model numbers not large medium etc. They are called PowerStrider (which is what I am ordering elsewhere) and look like the images. Now they have 4 models for kids but they don't look like what amazon shows. I'm not sure I would trust getting the right item, could always return though I guess. Might contact them for further verification on this. And ignore the review left recently, that person obviously doesn't know what he is doing with them and/or obviously isn't even telling the truth.
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I have the rooCase for the iPad Mini, which weighs 5 ounces on my postal scale. the same case for the iPad Air is a couple ounces more.
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I don't think they're too different, aside from weight limits. Although it's been years since I bounced on one. Hope that helps.
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I noticed that also. The cheaper model only weighs 9 lbs., this one weighs 13 lbs. Must be more heavy duty.