I'm torn between the Harmony and the Fusion. I like the Harmony $ and colors, but curious about Fusion's density (comfy for knees etc). Thoughts?
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of... » Read More Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. « Show Less
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I love the mat. Great grip(I do hot yoga ) and holds up against sweat. It is dense thought I do put a cheap mat underneath. Most would be ok without but I am very sensitive to pressure in my knees.
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time.
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S. Ali,I am also torn - can't see a big difference between them - which one did you get? Thanks!momphx2
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I did a lot of research on these. The LP are heavily discounted from the V-Moda MSRP. Definitely best bang for your buck. The LP2's have slightly more enhanced base according to V-Moda, but trust me the LP is already base-heavy.
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Hey Nerses,I see this review has been generating some commentary. Did you end up getting the Groove Ultralight and how do you like it?Thanks,
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I agree with a previous answer, V-Modas definitively fit way better... Beats tend to give you a ear-ache after a while!!
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Symmetry! The commuter rubber like insert stretches out really bad and does not last long. You wont have that problem with the symmetry and it is a lot less bulky.
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The REVO does not have as much bass as the Solo. I thought that the Solo had too much bass. As far as the highs, the REVO had better highs, but I wish the REVO extended the highs a little more. The solos had terrible highs. For comfort, the Solos were very comfortable, the REVO were good on comfort as well.
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Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
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crossover? Can tell u this : I own one of each and 6 GoPeds. The brushless is the only one to buy. 2X the power and braking. Wld never use anthinh but the brushless if had to choose. Jeff
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I love it. I have had the regular type of mattress and to me this is by far so much better. Yes I believe it is too a hybrid mattress compared to the innerspring and foam. I hope this helps. I would definitely recommend this mattress.
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I am trying to decide too....The big differences I can see are the oversized pedals, backlit display, and a "better" seat. I tried the 230 at a store today...was pretty loose..but I do not think they built it very well and it has been super abused.Decisions, decisions!
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From what I understand the Orange is a comprable match to the Spektrum. I personally went with the Spektrum because I dug some spare change out of the sofa and could afford it! I don't think you will have a problem with the Orange but I enjoy the flawless bind and fly options and RX compatibility I get wit the Spektrum on top of industry leading reliability.
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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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Fortunately I have access to both and did a pretty thorough review of them on my blog site at http://www.blendblog.net/Default.aspx?tabid=36&EntryID=64. Hope this helps, I like both devices but they are different and which one to get really depends on what you are looking for which I breakdown in my review. Sean
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I love the sound of Fidelios but find them heavy for running/gym. For that I use Klipsh S4i which are lighter and sound almost as good.
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Momentum hands down. Sennheisser has superior build quality and sound at the same price. Its a significant difference and a serious no brainer.
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My preference is to go bigger. . .easier to put on and take off. Tight sheets on a bed is great but tight serves no purpose with bike covers. Go with the large plus one X. I have two in use on sickles and one on a trike. . .and love'm all N-R puts out a nice product especially for the $$$ involved. Peanuts!