Which xenith helment should I buy for my son, the youth model or the varsity model? What is the difference?
59077
Youth halmets are for kids prior to high school, as for varsity are for kids in high school football level or hogher
59078
The difference is obviously in the size of the helmet but also since their are shock absorbers in the helmet they take into account the weight levels of the kids. They younger the kid, they usually weigh less so the collisions have less force so the shock absorbers don't need to be so beefy. The varsity helmet is for high school aged kids so the collisions are greater so the shock absorbers are better suited to harder hits. You should look at the xenith website and watch the videos if you haven't already. Great helmet just get the right on for your kid
59079
My 12 year old son uses the X2 youth medium and it fits great. He has been using it for almost a year now. Xenith has a guide on how to properly measure for your child so you can het the best fit
59080
My son has a small head so I had to get the youth. if he can fit the adult I would get the adult. Not sure there is much difference.
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The one I bought from Amazon is a really nice harness but it is not the one with the bungy tether. It does have attachments for your binoculars and it also comes with the linemen's climbing rope which you really should have when hanging and taking down stands. It is very lightweight and can be worn over or under your outer garments depending on what size you buy. I bought the large and I am 5'10'' and about 185 lbs. It is plenty big for under your outer garments but will work out under as well. You may want to go on the Muddy website to verify the product number for the one with the bungy teather to be sure you get the right one when ordering. The one I bought from Amazon is a really nice harness but it is not the one with the bungy tether. It does have attachments for your binoculars and it also comes with the linemen's climbing rope which you really should have when hanging and taking down stands. It is very lightweight and can be worn over or under your outer garments depending on what size you buy. I bought the large and I am 5'10'' and about 185 lbs. It is plenty big for under your outer garments but will work out under as well. You may want to go on the Muddy website to verify the product number for the one with the bungy... » Read More The one I bought from Amazon is a really nice harness but it is not the one with the bungy tether. It does have attachments for your binoculars and it also comes with the linemen's climbing rope which you really should have when hanging and taking down stands. It is very lightweight and can be worn over or under your outer garments depending on what size you buy. I bought the large and I am 5'10'' and about 185 lbs. It is plenty big for under your outer garments but will work out under as well. You may want to go on the Muddy website to verify the product number for the one with the bungy teather to be sure you get the right one when ordering. « Show Less
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From what I can tell the XLN is a newer model of the same line. Looks like performance wise they are identical. the XLN seems to have a lower NOX level but water heating capacity are the same.Here is the XN on the Rheem site:http://www.rheem.com/products/tankless_water_heaters/84_tankless_series/technical_specifications/and the XLN:http://www.rheem.com/product/tankless-mid-efficiency-tankless-mid-efficiency-84-outdoorchecking the Specs/Docs section shows that information. Hope that helps!
485954
They do have youth sizes. I think the X-small would be to big if they are the adult size.
1035052
We bought one a few years ago, then bought another one this year. They are both the same -- I think they are the standard one, no frills, can fit 5-7 year old or has a bar to add for 8-10 year old. Kids love both of them that we have.
20570
My helmet is Black, you should fine out it on Giro web site. Aeon road helmet is good choice, I have both black and whit one. I do like it!
921772
Looking at the Fox website, the Flux doesn't have a M/L size. It only goes XS/S, S/M and L/XL... I would go find a store that sells the helmet, if possible and try the S/M. The Flux has a fairly wide range in adjustments, which is nice.
871092
The youth model does NOT come with the lineman's rope and gear lanyard, but I believe all the other adult versions do. At least that was the case when I purchased a youth model in 2013.
2280274
I think the helmets are in kids. Because before i buy this helmet, i went to ski shop to test out how big i shoud wear. XL in the ski shop seems having some space for my head, but this XL helmet is really small. I need to push hard to fit in. :(
1090965
It is just right for a 10 or 11 year old, so much safer than the others. Our son loves it but he does not like the helmet, knee braces and elbow braces but hopefully he will get over it, just do not let him ride it without the protection and any age!!! goes fast
1016851
They all have the same DOT requirement so spending more doest get you a better helmet. More vents mean a cooler helmet. B.B. is nice because it offers both style & safety. You can change visor or add ear warmers. It's all up to what you like. If your a city cruiser the B.B. is very nice.
676458
There is no difference. Vanquishers, men's and women's only come in one size. Youth Vanquishers are a little smaller. Size is altered by changing nose pieces (which they come with 3 extra sizes).
28755
The helmet is sold by third-party sellers, not Amazon. I imagine one seller used the term "M" and another used "Medium" and the system just automatically included both of them. But both labels clearly refer to a medium size, so whichever one you choose, you will get a medium (though possibly from different sellers). I have only bought one of these helmets, so I can't answer your second question on the basis of my personal experience, but common sense suggests that there will be no difference.
1371271
I am pretty sure that they are the same. We bought these on Amazon awhile back because we could not find them at stores in Canada but now, you can buy Speedo Swim Vests like these in Target stores for about $20 each. These helped our son with his swimming confidence. Just a reminder.. and you probably know this but these are not life jackets. You should still swim within reach of your child when they wear these. Cheers
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Hi Melissa. I have several BELL Helmets, and you can't buy this ítem whit no problema he fit's in VORTEX and RS1 and others. BELL Helmets, recoment a especificshield for any Helment, but you can't buy whit no worry's.
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Brian I know nothing about the neoprene one. I would expect that it may be the same. I had asked around about kids life jackets / beginning to swim type and was told about the Speedo one. I am very please with this one and had no problems with my grandson wearing it. He had a different one that was bulky, like the life jackets you see on boats and hated wearing it as it rubbed him under his arms and on the side of his face as it rode up on him. Got him this one and absolutely NO COMPLAINTS about wearing it. I got the 30-50 lbs one and he is six years old. He is small for his age, but anything bigger would not have worked it would have had to be returned as it would have defeated the purpose because it would have been too big. He is still wearing it this year. Hope this helps.
788477
Consider the varsity mask an adult mask....the one that we bought for our 15 year old grand daughter (varsity) also fit me....you just have to adjust the straps to fit the small/large or "average" sized squash.