what is difference between lhotse and whirlibird other then lhotse has 20grams more insulation?
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They are cut differently. Think of the Lhotse cut like an upside down triangle (more fitted.) Whirlibird is a boxier fit. If you are a rounder gentleman I would suggest the whirllibird. (I worked for Columbia for a couple years, sold hundreds of both these coats and personally own a Lhotse.)
1413382
We have the Arctic Blast and couldn't be more happy with it. We use it strictly for home use (frequent). In looking at the differences between the 2, the Blizzard seems to have more in terms of aesthetics (light up sign) but that about it. As far as I can tell the motor is the same. I wouldn't pay the extra $$ for the Blizzard if it's only for home use.
2168028
From what I can tell the warm white is easier on the eyes than the cool white when used for reading. The cool white is a more "Whiter and blue-ish white". So it really depends on the situation or application.
1362221
It is much warmer. It has a one side that is completely water and wind proof, so it holds a lot more heat. Its also a lot smaller.
736205
The 1030 SW is water proof to 33ft, shockproof to 6.6 feet and crushproof to 220 lbf. The 1050 SW is waterproof to 10ft, shockproof to 5ft and it is not crushproof. Those are the main differences. I would go with the 1030SW for the additional "proofs."
317533
I have the Soft-heat microfleece so cannot describe the difference but have been happy with my purchase; this is the 3rd winter using it. It is very lightweight and soft and heats quickly. I do sandwich it between another blanket and a comforter for strength so that we don't pull on it--I suspect this one might be more tear-resistant. Some have complained the wires of the one I have are in a tissue-like layer so I have been careful to not pull on it by itself. When I saw this ribbed one I wondered if this was the manufacturer's answer to that problem--with stronger exterior fabric to support the wires? Not sure but I can say I am happy so far with the Soft heat micro-fleece. I have the Soft-heat microfleece so cannot describe the difference but have been happy with my purchase; this is the 3rd winter using it. It is very lightweight and soft and heats quickly. I do sandwich it between another blanket and a comforter for strength so that we don't pull on it--I suspect this one might be more tear-resistant. Some have complained the wires of the one I have are in a tissue-like layer so I have been careful to not pull on it by itself. When I saw this ribbed one I wondered if this was the manufacturer's answer to that problem--with stronger exterior fabric to... » Read More I have the Soft-heat microfleece so cannot describe the difference but have been happy with my purchase; this is the 3rd winter using it. It is very lightweight and soft and heats quickly. I do sandwich it between another blanket and a comforter for strength so that we don't pull on it--I suspect this one might be more tear-resistant. Some have complained the wires of the one I have are in a tissue-like layer so I have been careful to not pull on it by itself. When I saw this ribbed one I wondered if this was the manufacturer's answer to that problem--with stronger exterior fabric to support the wires? Not sure but I can say I am happy so far with the Soft heat micro-fleece. « Show Less
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I believe the only difference is the LXX has a 2000 more BTU than the the LXE and also has thermostat.
806613
I don't know if there are any differences. All I can tell you is that we have the RL560WH-R and the quality of light is great. We like the color temp. of 3000K and it has a nice wide beam angle. The bulb is evenly lit, unlike other brands that have a brighter spot in the center of the bulb.
317536
I think the cheaper one is smooth fleece and the higher one is ribbed fleece. I have the ribbed. It's very plush and warm. Hardly need to turn on the heat. The heat is very subtle no hot spots.
1117869
Yes they are different. They are thicker, have less dexterity and have insulation.
1234761
Rinnai is a better product. The only advantage that navian has over a rinnia is the venting. Navian uses a sch40 pipe where rinnai has their own pipe
231475
The difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
949032
I would really like to know this too... They have insulated and then better insulated - what is the difference?!
652072
I think the newer version is simply rectangular but much the same. This is not THAT noisy and very comfortable in large size. 25 vs 20 inches wide.
340810
From what I can tell is the only difference is literally the color. I went on honeywells website and all of the features are the same. It's just the white one is billed as the prestige line. Also, if there is a power outage the power will be cut to the thermostat. Which doesn't really matter, because if there was a power outage you couldn't control anything anyways. The only thing you would miss out on is not having an accurate reading of what the temperature is in the house.
1937348
They are the exact same cooler. The only difference is the padded handles which are nice for carrying when full. Both coolers fit into our cooler storage area on our boat. HTH
781081
Winterfrost is slightly duller, as in frost on a windowpane, or the difference between plain white paper vs. bright white paper. "Pure White" is a more 'white' white. They still go well together, so no real problem, kinda like a one-color scheme room of various whites.