How do these compare w/the performance of the Tactical Sport model?
1306537
That's a question only a user can answer for her/him -self after personally testing.
1306538
The noise reduction with these is better than the tactical sport version. I have compared them side by side as a friend has the TS model. I regularly shoot at an indoor pistol range and the Pro model works very well. My friend "doubles up" using foam ear plugs in addition to the TS model shooting indoors. I think the extra cost is worth the additional protection.
1306539
I only have experience with this model...this model is very comfortable and performs very well. I have had no issues at all. I would purchase this model again.Don Elliott
1306540
The noise reduction with these is better than the tactical sport version. I have compared them side by side as a friend has the TS model. I regularly shoot at an indoor pistol range and the Pro model works very well. My friend "doubles up" using foam ear plugs in addition to the TS model shooting indoors.I think the extra cost is worth the additional protection.
1306541
I'm not sure. I think that they are virtually identical, based upon the research I did before I got the SVs. I have some friends who use the Tactical Sport model, and I've tried one once. I couldn't tell a difference. As is true of all electronic muffs, these let in a tiny pulse of sound before the noise gate shuts, so they don't quite protect as well as "solid" muffs with the same NRR, but the gates on these are quicker than those on cheaper models. Hope this helps.
1551233
Yes, they are better, actually much better. The definity's are quite "wobbly" and when you're training for planche (pushups with your legs in the air...unsupported) like I am, you want a product that feels solid - the Gorilla stands are very well made and very solid and surprisingly light weight. You will know the difference if you get them - if you're looking for assurance so you don't waste money, I can assure you they are better as I have both - I have been using the gorilla stands frequently with no issues at all.
1267614
I did some research on the YakTrax site and it looks like there are Pro and Extreme versions that would be more suited for hiking. I am a hiker so I was considering these but now I'm thinking that I should get one of the other versions.
1783546
Fury P3X Tactical model is about as good as it gets for a weapon light right now. 1k lumens for good performance at distances, nice and solid central spot, with a huge spill area lighting up half the room. Put it in a Viking Tactics light mount, and you are set.The P2X Tactical model will work just fine, but you don't get the same reach with it.
891486
I only have experience with the sport , it's great , I use it with a lapel mic and my ham radio , iPod , iPhone , just shooting , volume adjustable , fits and feels great . Nice value .
1230622
The main differences are Size and Noise Reduction. The Sport model has a noise reduction rating of 22db The PRO model has a Noise reduction rating of 30db Because of extra noise reduction provided by the PRO version, they have a much larger profile. The larger size COULD be in the way if your using them with a rifle, if you use a handgun, the size should not be an issue. In my personal opinion if the larger "bulk" is not an issue then go for the maximum protection you can get! Your hearing will thank you!
51750
I have the T3000 coin op and the Warrior so I can do a direct compare between the two from a Warrior vs Tornado perspective. The Warrior does have counter-balanced men. The table as a whole plays well. The big difference being that the Warrior plays much slower than a Tornado (or in this case the T3000 since that is what I'm familiar with). Of course I'm sure you're aware the ball the Warrior uses is much tackier. I spend about 90% of my time on the Tornado and when I do get on the Warrior, my ball control is leaps and bounds better. The walls on the Warrior also don't seem to be as responsive as on the Tornado ie, when bouncing the ball off of them. Not sure if its the walls or the ball. Overall, the Warrior is good table for the price pt. However, you can also find good used Tornado coin-ops (craigs list) for the same if not less. Surprisingly enough, the Warrior is actually a pretty sturdy table for what it weighs. Rods are nice, grips are practically identical to those on the T3 (just different colors). Playing field is good. I would suggest however that if you plan on playing in local tournaments, or even just out and about and want to be competitive, to look into a descent used Tornado coin-op. If just looking for a home table for friends and family to have fun on, the Warrior will serve that purpose without a doubt. (Edit) Occasionally, balls will get stuck in the goal box on the Warrior. You can just reach in and grab them or knock em around a little til they go down the ball return tube. Also the back plating inside the goals is LOUD!
1717560
Thus far they are far superior to the Dunlops that came on my Honda Fit. The Dunlops were constantly loosing pressure each time the temps dropped. I have yet to drive them through any significant snow however they have had great traction on wet and slushy roads. I'll report back when it winter finally sets in, in Denver. :)
14474
I bought the A3, it weighs 3lbs on the dot. I used it to compete in the US Open a couple days ago and it's definitely IBJJF approved. Also it's one of the most comfortable Gi's I've ever owned...and I own some really top level Gi's.
461891
After a quick look, the only discernible difference is roughly 7 dollars and the radical "Tactical" connotation. I've had my Vantage for about a year now and it has been through burn buildings, snowstorms, and everything in between. In that time it has worked just fine without any additional bells and whistles.
1174943
I have been using PROV1 for about 4 months. The big difference for me is from 150 yards in. the ball checks up and stays at its target, where as other balls hit and keep rolling. I love the feel of the PROV 1 as well.
1048730
Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyI0Ge9cnqI The Slim Armor performs pretty well in this test, but will probably hold up far better in real-world scenarios.
1488983
I've only had this model for a few months, but I had the earlier model for nearly two years. Both offer great performance, are very reliable and take excellent photos. I spend most of my time out-of-doors in rough terrain and all types of weather. Have had no difficulties with either of them.
399408
This belt is the stiffer of the two models offer. The tactical "Trainer" belt is the flimsier of the two. The Operator belt is stiffer, 1/8" thick nylon, so it has stiffness to it. The buckle is excellent, very solid and well made. Overall, I have been well pleased with this belt. I am in Law Enforcement and wear it with 511 pants as a tactical belt to hold my holstered weapon.
734114
I would also like to know the answer to this question. I also have a sport model. Can someone please clarify?
203870
I'm not sure there's a difference in the fit, I think the tactical ones just come in military/tactically appropriate colors (desert,of green etc)
872684
Hey Speed, They are a bit more substantial than the first gen PX-100's but are still much lighter than a pair of around the ear headphones (cans). I use them while running and haven't had any complaints about the weight. Good luck, G.