What is the difference between this and the Atlas straps?
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BIG DIFFERENCE: Slap straps are made of nylon, atlas straps are made of polyester. Nylon stretches under load, especially when wet. I'm a big guy and when I use slap straps, I have to readjust in the middle of the night as I wake up with my butt in the dirt. This problem seems fairly common, however, my wife is much smaller and doesn't seem to have this issue. Length and number of loops as previously mentioned are also a difference.
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It seems as if atlas are 108 in and others are 90. Atlas has 15 loops and the other has less. I have not come across any reason to have longer straps. Or more looops. You just raise or lower the straps
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Atlas straps have more loops on the straps to hang the hammock on. On slap straps the loops are more spread out on the strap.
1659862
Straps that connect with a metal clicker thing. Sorry if I haven't answered your question. I'm not clear on what you mean.
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It has 2 adjustable straps . Kinda like a backpack you wear the wrong way :) wore this when hiking with my little yorkie. He loved it, but we ended up rigging a back strap (tied them together in back) to give me some extra support.
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I'm not sure of all the differences, however we we're changing cars just yesterday and remarked at how easy the quick release made things. Also, I was travelling on March break and the airline let me bring the car seat as a carry on with no charge. I just used that strap thing and carried over my shoulder between flights, it's really light weight. I really like the Olie, it's well made, versatile and easy to use.
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Yes they are both the same. It wouldn't matter which hand you use either strap with.
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The one I received has 2 straps, not one. I've seen the one with a single strap, and I like mine better.
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It's been a while since I used it. I believe it is one size fits all. But both straps are very adjustable. It fits me well, while two large ones from other brands are still small for me.
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That's the problem. The wear link strap has the better material, but when I ordered this, I didn't get the wearlink one. I got the newer, simpler version
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The Voss and TRX are single anchor systems while the LifelineUSA is dual anchor. The main difference between the two is that dual anchor systems allow you to perform more advanced strength exercises that involve full bodyweight suspension (basically, the same stuff a gymnast or Crossfit athlete might do on the rings). Single anchors are quicker and easier to adjust the strap length, on the other hand, making them more ideal for circuit based workouts where your rest periods in between exercises should be short to nonexistent. Realistically you can use any suspension system for both types of workout, but dual anchor systems definitely hold a substantial advantage when it comes to raw strength while single anchor holds an advantage when it comes to circuit workouts. I own one of each and if someone was going to buy one or the other, my recommendation would be to purchase a single anchor system if you were intending on using it merely as a supplement to other types of strength training, such as weight training. However, if you were intending on using it as your primary means of strength training (as I have, with great success for the past 2-3 years now), go with a dual anchor.
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The eno atlas straps are the best ones they have more loops and they stretch as much the slap strap pro ones will stretch throughout the night and you will be about to touch the ground with your back in the morning
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The straps are padded. They aren't bad! Super easy to convert. They are universal buckles so you don't have to convert anything. The bottom isn't reinforced, but there is a belt that you tighten that makes it pretty hard. I think it's pretty sturdy
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Both. The strap comes in different sizes. Make sure you order the right one. They are adjustable.
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I believe the difference is the foot pod. You cannot use it without a chest strap for heart rate, but you can use the foot pod without the chest strap.
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The only difference I can discern is that the strap on the 8200 is stapled and the one on the 8210 is welded. The weld being the stronger of the two. I have been using the 8210s for years and have never had a strap issue. I am sure you can't go wrong with either of these two products. They are well made, work well, and are comfortable.
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It has 2 straps. And being from condor itself I see no reason that it will not fit any of their gear, any location also.
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They are about the same dimensions inside, same construction material (nylon). The only difference that I can see between the two of them is the color on the straps.
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There are two straps, each one about 3 or 4 inches away from the end. They are really long adjustment cords and stayed tight during all my trips.