Which is better for home defense by a smaller woman the Crusher or the Smasher
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I purchased both the 29" Crusher and the 34" Smasher; they are both wonderful but each has its advantages. The Crusher is shorter and lighter, which makes it easier to swing in the house. The Smasher is longer and heavier, which gives more reach and power. I am 6'0" and weight 200 lbs and if I needed a bat for self defense in the home I would definitely reach for the Crusher. If for some reason I was outside and needed self defense protection, then I would prefer the Smasher for the extra reach. I hope that helps.
833088
Honestly, for home defense, you need a shotgun or pistol. But if you're against those, then the smaller version, the Crusher, would be better. The Smasher is very long so a smaller club would be preferable.
833089
I would say the crusher, because it's smaller than the smasher which would be easier for you to handle. It's also practically the same as the smasher just smaller.
269863
Not sure. Only crush 12 oz cans. Clearance inside crusher is 7 3/4" Don't have a 16 oz can to test (Sorry) If it does fit the instructions call for placing a small indentation in the side of the can. This helps it to crush easier. Love it for 12 oz cans.
354175
This works great for smashing soft fruits and vegetables. I use it for mashing things that baby is going to be eating right away. I prefer using an electric processor when making larger amounts of purees to freeze. This essentially works like a potato masher and leaves some larger chunks.
447658
Maria, it's primarily a bouncer, but having a few 3" balls in there would add more fun. I would get the 3" crush-proof balls, because, they were almost twice the size of the 2.5" one, so you would only need 1/2 the number of balls. The bounce house also got full netting around, so you can also turn it into a ball pit, but when time to pack it away, you have to pack the balls away as well. I simply kept the balls inside the bounce house after I turn off the blower.
188254
Daryl's is better because his doesn't shoot as fast. You will lose all your bolts with the 350 because it will shoot completely thru the zombie and your bolt will keep going and never be found.
1542640
For me the Ontario would be best.... The edge is pretty bad though and you would need a good sharpener. (spyderco sharp maker w diamond extra) The kukri in my opinion is best for small tree and branches. The blade being more forward gives you great power to blast through but I found it lacking on flimsy twigs and bamboo.... But my okc Machete (12") did me just right.
789396
To be honest, unless someone has both models there is no way to adequately compare them. The Deep Sweep appears to have a more active brush head so I would have to say it would be more aggressive based on the action of the head.
1846855
I had the Haier model for about six months before it stopped working for me. I replaced it with the Danby and have been using it for about a year. It handles a larger load, and the agitator does a much better job of cleaning than the pulse action on the Haier.
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I've had 2 Mini Pro 2s and both were excellent. The first died after 12+ years of hard use...I like a deep, strenuous message on my shoulders, neck and thighs. The second is just as strong and I look forward to more years of de-knotting. Don't know about the other Thumper models.Chose this because it looked to be the most powerful.
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The 300 will crush anything, I love it. But it is heavy. I was a land surveyor and a narc so am very experienced with machetes which are much lighter. If you are swinging for any time use a machete. If you want to play, the 300 sword is awesome. Each tool has it's purpose.
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For throwing I prefer you not use this one.This is because its single side blade which requires proper throwing technique so that you don't damage the bladeI suggest you get dual edged throwersBecause they really teach beginners the technique
1895366
I'm not sure that it's more powerful since I have never used the prospera. I can tell you that I can only use half of what it's capable of because it hurts too much if I go higher and I'm no wimp when it comes to pain. I hope this helps!
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Given your body size, the smaller one will work, but will still require some shifting of the roller to reach all intended target areas. This is nothing more than an inconvenience but, if neither portability nor storage space are issues, I would eliminate the hassle and go with the larger one. Either way, you will definitely enjoy this device.
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i have tried both and this beater is 10 times better because it not only scrapes the sides but pulls the top part of the batter back down and mixes better.
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This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.
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I would choose the hero. Reason is that it does not overheat. I have clean lines everytime I do my edge up. Easy to handle. Reasonable price for the product.
2115303
The difference is the power of the motor. I think the bigger is totally worth it. I like my items more frozen versus slimy, so the additional power makes grinding up frozen fruit more realistic and less taxing on the motor.