How does this compare to the rip it. Is it just as light weight. Seems like the rip it is good, except for the poorly designed chin pad.
468921
It is just as lightweight as the rip. We have used both & my daughter likes the Schutt better, she said the chin pad on this one feels much better than the Rip.
468922
I can't compare it to the Rip It, but both of my girls use this and we are very happy. One of my daughters is picky about how things feel, and she had no complaints with this one.
468923
This is a comparable mask and I believe it is slightly better than the rip it. Comfortable, light, and adjustable headband. Exceptional value for great protection!
468924
This one is much more comfortable than the rip it! The chin guard is also better and lasts longer.My daughter is 14 and wears the youth large. Hope this helps;)
468925
I liked it.the fitting is good, the padding is soft and the chin strap is great. i am very happy with it. i play 3 times a week and it feel like new.
1092604
The one I received seems to be the same to me, cost and performance wise. I know when it's time to change it; it starts pulling at my stubble instead of cutting it cleanly. I use mine daily and it's still going strong.
342578
It is light weight, but it is heavy enough to be durable. The truly light weight 5 oz gi is not very durable and will wear out quick in comparison to this one.
231243
Hi - I just prefer the full version rather than the open front. So, I don't have any advice on that matter. But, I would buy this again in a second. It is very sturdy and very comfortable. Plus I love the extra height. I chose this more expensive model because it had the lid (one model doesn't) and because it is made with sturdy metal hardware. The cheaper version had plastic hardware that some reviewers reported broke easily. This was VERY easy to install, by the way.
174422
I was skeptical myself as my pups ...Two Morkies like to shred the pads. This pad holder has three things going for it. Little nubs all the way around the outside where the edges of pad lay. Also there is a top piece that slides under two small pieces of plastic at the back of the holder and the front of the pad holder it locks the front down which in turn pushes those nubs into the plastic edges. I have had my holder in use now for a month. Pups have not shredded the pads since we started using it. They run thru it and it hasn't come loose...i have not had any leakage underneath the pad holder either. My pups are now using this one 99.9 % of the time. In my opinion it's well worth the cost. I went thru three other types of pee pad holders none of them kept the pads in place. This is the only one . I wish I would have started out with this one. Hope this answers your question.
612777
I have the same question. from the specs the one difference I can see is that this one is .2 pounds lighter than the old one. which is actually a pretty big deal, if you're using it for running like I did with the old one. at 1/3 the weight I'd expect it to stay clipped better during vigorous movement (not that the clip on the previous one wasn't adequate).
178403
You know, I've never thought about it. I bought this years ago and it DID work (I'll bet it's still in my nightstand). It DOES make sense that it would work the area under the chin if I flexed it. Thanks for the question! Good idea.
117126
I would strongly recommend the Artisan Hayate if you want a competition-level pad. It is the fastest, most accurate pad I have used. It has good stopping power, but is also very smooth at the same time. I have yet to have found anything better. It also grips against the surface you put it on so that the pad does not slide, and has a few other useful features as well. If you order it directly from Japan, you can customize whether you want more horizontal slide based on the weave, etc. but I found the Amazon offering to be just fine.
1822826
I have used all models. This one is the least likely to nick or chaffe the skin due to the flexible head. If you pull the skin taut while shaving the private areas it's more likely to pull or nick the skin. Of course their is no perfect way, I've just learned from lots of nicking myself. Staying clean with a few nicks still beats the alternative.
324733
I have the original Zrest and have used it for about 20 yrs. I backpacked and drop camp with the Boy Scouts for about 15 of those with 3 trips to Philmont Scout Ranch and some form of either backpacking or drop camping virtually every month. I still use it when staying at our son & daughter-in-law's. I am looking to replace it as it is not quite as resilient as it use to be, neither am I.
1473660
I have it now and I wish I bought a different one I only bought it because it was cheaper then others but I recommend to buy a good one if it cost more it's probably well worth it . Not firm or as thick as it first was.
17056
I can't really compare. I've always wanted to try the expensive anti-fatigue mats, but could not afford it. I'd say the imprint mat is good and certainly a good price. We'll see how it holds up. Good luck
1837376
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.
414428
The one I bought had little snaps on the back of the pads and the belt and they snapped together. They adhere to your body with a sticky film. It works well and I would buy it again but I didn't pay that much for mine so try shopping around. What makes one better than the other I don't know as all I have used including at chiropractor's office shocks ya a little or a lot depending on how high you set it...good luck and may God bless!...
355361
THis is a pretty inert item. Still comfy- no impressions from one 190 lb human and one 125 lb human. It tears very easily but ours hasnt torn. It mostly tears when one is moving it around because it is so heavy. I LOVE mine. getting the more dense 5 lb kind is important- more comfortable and lasts longer.
1426247
It's pretty similar... I don't have the Beach Body one, only this one, but here are the only differences I see: (1) The beach body one has a clip to your pull-up bar, this one has a circle with a clasp, no big deal. (2) The beach body one appears to position the clamp that holds the bands parallel with your body so it doesn't rub, but this one is positioned perpendicular and tends to rub against my arm or shirt (3) The beach body one appears to have the adjuster on the top, this one is on the bottom, which causes the strap to hang on the floor when you're short like me and need to tighten it completely. Overall none of this is a big deal considering the price difference, I kept it anyway and it's working great for me. Good luck!
627815
Can't say more than what the other people who have already replied said. It's just a thin little pad. I would highly recommend grabbing one of the other pads here on Amazon to place on top. There is a nice $18~ one that has around 1k reviews.The pad that comes with this is a nice gesture but I wouldn't rely on it.