What is the difference between the "select" and the "elite" tight?
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The difference is in the quality of materials. Select is the base line product. Elite is the line one step up from Select. Then Pro.
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Big upgrades. A lot more exercises, and Bowflex Xtreme 2 is the no-change cable pulley system. This allows the user to change from several different exercises without interrupting the workout to adjust or re-route pulleys. The no-change cable feature not only saves time, but prevents too long of a rest between movement. They made big improvements over the se. In my opinion it's worth spending the couple hundred for the 2se. I own the 2se and love it and so much better over the previous as I owned that as well.
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Works great with elite. Using them with assist off can be a bit tricky though.
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If I remember correctly, I think we got the elite because the motor was stronger. Compare the descriptions to confirm.
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They have a slightly different frame. The Ibex has the hand loop hole in it. I love my Ibex and it shoots great and kills efficiently.
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The elites model. I have used both . The elite results in a much better textureSo happy you are coming. Sent from my iPhone.
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I have one of each. The Pro Precision allows you to lock the length you prefer by twisting the handle. The pro Comfort does not lock. I use them primarily when putting on my boots. The Pro Precision works best for me because it locks and does not change length. Both are quality products.
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I do not know if it fits the Elite. I know it will fit the 1000 loosely, and the 1500, 3000, XLS I have it on the XLS now. Hope that helps.
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Hi Nancy. I don't know the answer to that. What I do know is that the Elite v2 is not the Elite and although I ordered two "Elites" they both turned out to be v2s. Seems the Elite, which was an incredible keyboard, is no more.
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You can use either one; the only difference is the oval concave shape on the elite. The original is more flat. It is best to use on wet curly hair. I find that if you use it on dry curly hair, it will make the curls frizzy, unless you use some curl product. I hope this information helps.
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Not sure of the difference between the two but the one we bought is very flexible. We have 200lb. divers jumping off and it is very flexible.
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Google this. There is more info there than you need. Looks like there is quite a difference internally. Look for Bob the Oil Guy, he has them cut open.
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According to Mares, the Deluxe is the heavy duty (and heavier) bag. The Elite weighs about 1/3 of the Deluxe, and is meant for travel.
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I do not have the elite model but I believe it has a revolving head. I don't see a need for this feature as the lumina does a very efficient job of removing unwanted facial hair.
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My Ovation Celebrity fits perfectly, I believe the Elite is not quite as deep, so it should fit, but may not be as snug. Hope this helps.
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I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for... » Read More I agree with Brian; Scotty reviewed the PRO model, the largest one in the line-up. The ones that are spring-loaded (i.e., that have a spring behind the jaws) also come with a small cover to keep the jaws closed when not in use. Interestingly enough, the Vampliers versions of this tool are the same as the Engineer versions, except that the Engineer models don't have the jaw cover included. That may partially explain the difference in price. I've noticed in the photos that the Vampliers versions even have the word "Engineer" on their grips, which are red for Vampliers, green for Engineer. I have both the mid-sized Engineer PZ-58 and the Vampliers PRO (the largest), so I can confirm that. « Show Less
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They are interchangeable, though there is a significant deduction in performance. Inversely, the elite darts do wonders in a Maverick. I would say try the elite suction darts instead if you just want darts that stick, but those don't stick very well.