InStep Sierra vs InStep Quick N EZ Does anybody know what the difference is between this and the InStep Quick N EZ (besides price)? I attached a link below. Thanks so much! http://www.amazon.com/InStep-Quick-Double-Bicycle-Trailer/dp/B002QAZ8ZY/ref=cm_cmu_pg__header InStep Sierra vs InStep Quick N EZ Does anybody know what the difference is between this and the InStep Quick N EZ (besides price)? I attached a link below. Thanks so much! » Read More InStep Sierra vs InStep Quick N EZ Does anybody know what the difference is between this and the InStep Quick N EZ (besides price)? I attached a link below. Thanks so much! http://www.amazon.com/InStep-Quick-Double-Bicycle-Trailer/dp/B002QAZ8ZY/ref=cm_cmu_pg__header « Show Less
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There is actually a lot of difference between the two. The EZ has hammock seating which means a piece of fabric hanging that they basically lean against and fall into each other. The Sierra has padded seats with reinforcements under it. It also has a better 5 pt harness and a padded floor instead of the fabric that will tend to rip easier in the EZ. I believe the wheels are also bigger on the Sierra.
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Hi Esther,It looks to me like the only difference is the color. Both trailers hold 2 kids, have the stroller pieces, and are constructed the exact same based on the photographs. I think the Quick N EZ is an older model, I own the Instep Journey and purchased the stroller kit separately :)
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Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her... » Read More Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson « Show Less
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I was wondering that also. It appears that the updated microspikes have 4 spikes on the heel, whereas the older microspikes only have two spikes per heel. Check the pictures carefully to verify.
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Yeah, Amazon's got this info really messed up...I can't figure out what the difference is between this model and one $40 cheaper, as apparently they're both Atoms with 2GB and 64GB storage. The price difference would make sense if one of them had more storage (or SOMETHING), but I can't figure out what the difference is.
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The Ascent does not have the lift bar in back for steep hill climbing, which is fine for me. I love my new snow shoes and they are about $130 cheaper than the Ascents
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I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again,... » Read More I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio « Show Less
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Hi, I myself used a Nu Step and loved it during my rehab. This Inspire is just a bit different I think....The foot motion is slightly (very slightly elliptical) where the new step felt more like straight out forward motion. I could not afford a nu-step but I would recommend this to you because overall it mimicks the nu-step very closely.......Good Luck
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After losing my spark tracker, I purchased the fitbit one. I have since found the spark tracker and I have been wearing both. The information tracked by both are similar. The fitbit also tracks sleep which is not a deal breaker for me. Both seem accurate with similar results. For me personally, I like the fitbit better for a couple of reasons. The fitbit uses bluetooth to sync to smartphone. I can look at my phone and know my activity status at any time. With the spark tracker, you need to be close to your computer to sync activity. I find that I am much more motivated to get more steps when I can look at progress. (so for me both track activity but fitbit motivated me to do more). One more thing that I prefer on fitbit is the clip. The spark tracker clip did not stay clipped very well so I would just slip in my pocket. I misplaced it a few times. The fitbit one has a rubber casing and the clip really grips. I have not lost it once. The real question for you will be if the differences are worth the extra money. For me, the fitbit was worth the extra money but that is totally a personal choice.
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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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The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands without the big price tag. I hope this helps you to decide. The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands... » Read More The elite has 2 cam buckles to adjust the strap length for the different exercises, similar to a TRX band. The equalizer's straps are also adjustable but will move slightly if your weight is not distributed evenly. But it really isn't any big problem. I'm not even sure the elite was an option when I bought mine. I'm not sure how well hollow doors will work to support your weight pulling against the door. The over the door feature works well with a solid door, or wrapped around a tree limb. I do like the WOSS, the price is good, the quality is good, works just as well as the TRX bands without the big price tag. I hope this helps you to decide. « Show Less
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Yes this will also work for the InSTEP Quick N EZ Bike Trailer. Here is a link to the manual that came with your trailer and you will see the part number is listed at the end of the manual.https://www.instep.net/productInstepPDFFiles/127pdf-1.pdf
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The pedals have clips on one side and clip-less on the other. The clip-less side are for the smaller mountain bike cleats. Unless you have a mountain bike or hybrid that has the clip-less pedals I would stick to just using running shoes with the clip side of the pedal.
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Yes. The difference between mountain and road pedals is in the shoes they are compatible with, not the bikes. Pedals are standard across all bike types.
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i got to try both of them out in a store they both feel really smooth but i went with the Nautilus e514 it just felt a bit more sturdy and has a nicer display the schwinn 420 display was kinda hard to read as the Nautilus was light up bright with big nurbers and imo is the better buy ......i had my Nautilus e514 for 4 months now and i use every day and its still like the 1st day i brought it ....and im only 5"4 so we are pretty much the same hight 'good luck on your work outs and hope my review helps
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hi! I'm fairly certain the elite has extra gadget options (you can hook up a heart rate monitor to the elite) and tracks more via the gps. Like altitude, etc. Check there to find the differences.
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I purchased the blue stroller - the reason behind the price differences I would assume have to do with what colors are most popular. You price higher the in demand colors versus the other options.
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"Crossgrade" really means it's just an upgrade from a lower version of the software. If you already own EZDrummer, you only have to by the crossgrade version to run Superior Drummer. Otherwise, you have to buy the full 'regular' version from scratch (which is therefore a bit more expensive, but well worth it).