How does this compare to the GoPetClub F2040, it seems similar in size. Weight is the same 68 pounds.
1975545
The trees look identical and that is why I was so confident in ordering the one from GoPetClub. However the GoPetClub tree was a scaled down version....everything was about 2" smaller. The top platforms were only 13x13 vs. the one from BestPet that was 15x15. It cost me almost half the price of the tree to mail it back! The housing was much smaller too. I really can't say how they can claim it weighs the same as the larger tree. Hope this helps you out.
1975546
no sure,but I love this one,good value for the money, and best of all cats use it!
1464347
I have the Viper SD. Ive had it for a couple years now. The SD is 7lbs lighter with the same weight limit. There are other frame related differences, but not sure if they would really count. I bow hunt with mine, its fast, quite, and I love it. Hope this helps.
1663571
we have 2 dobies 1 is 65 lbs the other is 108 lbs both young and active and they work great for them I would buy them again, they are comfortable for the dogs also easy to get on too :)
491147
Yes, I do believe it's the same as I have only a different color. It does appear to be a double even though the weight capacity is only 300lbs. Where as the eno double nest might be 400lbs. If you're thinking of two persons use I wouldn't be afraid to give it a go. These hammocks are pretty dang tuff. -Pete G
2186178
It goes by the weight. I actually found these to be cheaper at petsmart than here on amazon. I would check there first if you haven't already.
243907
it's definitely comparable but I have a compact sport 400 that is much more practical and that I have had for about 8 years. It's lighter and is also made in the United States. I would recommend sticking with something that is made in the USA
1555861
Either one would be fine. They both look the same weight to me, so the difference can't be much. The one I have is very sturdy. I used it for my rescue 85-lb Bernese Mountain Dog to teach her to 'go potty' while on a leash.
1814358
We actually returned it because it was too strong and purchased the older model 400. He is now used to it and could probably handle the difference without a problem. We have a male mini-doodle that weighs around 35lbs. With the collar on loosley we almost never go above a 2 or 3 out of 8 on the strength settings. I would consider the 425 now primarily because of the faster recharging and the fact that he is used to the collar. I recharge almost every night because it would run out late on the second day. I hope this helps. Good Luck. FYI Our trainer first recommended the 425 and had us get the 400 because it has a lower low for our drama queen dog.
315037
Per the manufacturer's site it weighs 20 lbs. http://www.midwestpetproducts.com/product/MW45
1686500
I don't think weight has much to do with it, rather the size of the feet is what counts. Both your breeds are built for speed and have slender legs and smallish feet. I'd bet the Medium would work best and would be easier to handle than the Large. If you try Medium and it's too small, I'll swap my Large with you!
359243
I would probably recommend a heavier one. For the price it's a good buy. My puppy will be around 100 pounds when he's done growing and I'll need a taller cage, its made well but pretty light may depend on how aggressive your dog is.
1654612
Weight doesn't too much matter. It's built very sturdy. It's more important to make sure they aren't too tall at the hips. My 15" beagle just about is the maximum height for this model. Any gallery and I would of needed to go to the next size up.
1814792
Actually there is very little difference in the weight. I carry mine in my purse as well. I love mine! They are so much better than the plastic bottle and keep my water nice and cold!
867620
the difference is $37.55.......... sorry I couldn't resist. seriously I'm not sure. I looked at the product description. the less expensive one weighs 8 ounces and has a shipping weight of 2 pounds. the more expensive one does not provide any product dimensions, but it does state that the shipping weight is 11 pounds. my guess is that the more expensive one is heavier and probably more sturdy and meant to support bigger bikes/heavier loads. I got the less expensive one, and for me it has worked. I use it on a hybrid bike. I put on a bike rack and carrier bags and use the bike to go grocery shopping. the stand I have works well. but it is necessary to balance the carrier bags, with fairly equal weight on each side. if unbalanced the stand will not support the bike, the bike will tip over. but I imagine that even with the heavier stand, you might encounter the same problem if only one side of the bike is loaded with heavy items.
1464103
Hey Chris I was 280 lb at the time when I brought it and used it. I'm only 5'10" Also it was a bit bulky on me and took time to get use to it. 40lb doesn't seem like much but it is. I actually went and got the golds gym vest that is only 25lb and it works much better. I hope this helps you
233867
The obvious differences are the the design, engineering & materials also, I'm guessing, that the size of bottles it can hold too is different too. I was not aware of the original Topeak Cage model, but looks nice and has good reviews, so if your happy with that and adding an extra to your bike, I would stick with matching what you have. That said, I'm happy with look and functionality of the Cage 2.
983499
I only have the large size, so I can't really compare them. But I do love the one I have. My dog is a happy fella and I feel secure in the fact that he can go out when I am not home but the neighborhood critters can't get in.