What is the difference between Ladies and Senior Flex?
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Usually women's shaft is more flexible to compensate for distance. Senior shafts tend to be more flexible, for the same reason. Depending on you natural swing, you can decide on the shafts flexibility. If you are a senior citizen, senior flex suites you.
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The Ladies Flex has more whip action than the Senior Flex, the Senior Flex puts more club head on the ball and gives greater distance.
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You don't need both, just whichever fits your age range. The seniors formula lacks some things that the original does, too, as most multivitamins for older people do. No iron, for instance. Body needs change as we age.
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not sure because the flex is different for every club .. you would need to take them to a pro shop and have them tested
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Shaft flex is uniflex, between regular and stiff. Does not take away 20 yards, completely untrue. It all depends on your swing speed.
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Slendertone is the name of the company that makes both belts so it's a little confusing, but the flex model goes up to a higher intensity level 1-150, the other model (grey in color) goes from 1-99. I've only gotten up to about 80 intensity in my use so far, but u gradually increase it as you become more experienced. I like the Flex, never tried the other one.
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Regular flex...not stiff, not senior. I would have preferred stiff flex but it wasn't available.
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I would say this is a regular flex. Its bendable for sure. Keep in mind if you swing fast enough you create a lot of torque that the head of the shaft won't keep up. Your ball may stray off the center.
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There is no real difference between them. I would recommend the senior. That's the one I use to cut hair in our shop. I have no problems cutting all day. Hope this helps! !
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Mant times with Amazon, if another supplier, like us, has made a description or picture, we are locked into that and the image alreay up so it can be confusing. The number you sent me is a stiff fleex men's set. Adams has been out of regular flex for a couple of months. They are supposed to be back in later this month. We do also have ladies and men's senior flex in stock. As to the Adams site, there is both a Tight Lies and Tight Lies Plus set. The one we are selling is Tight Lies Plus. THe colors that show on Amazon and on the Adams site are the same for the Tight Lies Plus, black and red. The combination of clubs varies from womens to mens soI would have to know which you were interested in. Let me know if you have any further questions. Bill 561-842-7100
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Jessica,We have both ladies and seniors. They are listed as different item numbers so if the de3scription says ladies, they are regardless of the picture.Call with any other questions 561-842-7100 Bill
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Hello, For the 15 year old with the build as you describe I would recommend the 28# Wildcat. For a 65 year old woman with the build you describe I would recommend the 24# Wildcat. This should be enough strength to shoot out to distances of 30-40+ yards comfortably.
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Maybe if you have two... There are ways to use that can stretch your hip flexors. But if you're primarily looking for a full split stretcher, this is not the one.
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The other answers covers everything quite well. I choose One for the reason that I wanted to see the DISPLAY and tell me in numbers on how I am doing in terms of calories+steps+floors. It gives actual numbers and it motivates me. The other reason is I do not want to wear it all 24 hours and wanted to take them out while I shower or go to the toilet. So One is the one for me. With flex there is no display in terms of numbers you need to sync the data and see the numbers and since its a wrist band you can wear it all 24 hours. And flex is good to show off to others ;) Otherwise both are good.
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check out this website: http://www.fitbit.com/ it goes into detail about the differences. There was previously an issue with the FitBit Force, some people were getting a rash from it- If I were to by another one for myself I'd get the force, it has more features and it has the time on it-- if your daughter wears a watch this is a great choice (the force) if not go with the flex, it's small and still has great features!I know you can switch bands on the Flex and the Force- the Flex has more choices b/c it's older
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These have Ladies Flex type shaft in them. Women generally have the lowest club speed of all golfers and should select a ladies flex. This is the softest of all the flex ratings. If you consistently hit the ball less than 200 yards off the tee, this is an appropriate flex. Women who hit further may want to consider either senior or regular flex clubs.My girlfriend loves them. She's new golfer but she's athletic. The driver has too much flex for her. But all around best clubs for the money. I've golfed for around 20yrs. Good technology for new female golfer. Very easy to hit, good feel.
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Differences are inside and outside. More copper inside Centennial for better reception,outside Centenial finish won't fray with age.Centenial is one step aboveHere an very instructive video: http://youtu.be/kAfzAzQAG-s
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So far I can't tell a difference. But I have always been very active before I purchased one. I got one for my Mother and she swears by it. She is 73!