whats the difference in the grams? Not sure which one to select? I had a pro destroyer but lost it...
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The heavier the adisc the less it's effected by wind but it takes more to throw it. In my opinion I like the heavier disc they seem more stable to me but that's just my opinion
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You can actually select various weight discs, at least you could when I ordered. My stamp has rubbed off at this point soI don't really know which weight I purchased. But overall, this is still one of my favorite discs. Sorry about the loss of your pro Dest. That's never fun.
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The stronger the arm, the heavier the disk. I am an older guy, so my arm is not as strong as it used to be, so I go with a lighter disk. But I still throw a heavy disk in strong wind conditions.
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I'm looking to buy one. Such a good question but no one seems to know the answer. :(update: I think they are the same except one is more cheaply built. But which one?? Who knows...could be the higher priced one!
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Don't know what's recommended, but I use mine for fishing in some really dicey circumstances. So I use the 33 gram. Personally, I want all the flotation I can get. I'm a 6' adult male. I'd save the 24 gram for kids.
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Dito on Breaux's answer. More light, heavier, bigger. The 80 works fine for me.
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I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.
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As I recall, it's both. The pro has a slightly bigger mat and the max user weight is a little more. I have the 350 and have no complaints at all.
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I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to which one you are more comfortable holding. I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to... » Read More I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to which one you are more comfortable holding. « Show Less
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Hi,The BK10 is 1.4 lbs. and the BK2 is 1.5 lbs. So not much difference. They are great knives. The BK9 will wear you down. Its too heavy.
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Wow! I just looked at the Weider and they are identical. I own the a pro gear the only difference: color.
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The weight size is not an issue but you will lose yardage by putting on a higher pound test. If you want to go heavier line, go Power Pro and you will get more yardage. Just a suggestion!
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Your question is unanswerable, as I don't have other than the Tenergy Premium D batteries. Can't compare what I don't have. It's a question of whether one believes the advertised rating and description. It's a question of whether one buys both, compares for durability, sustained duration of charge, etc. Then, toss the inferior product and henceforth invest in the better one.
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I'd say 6-7 oz. The fisherman model might be better suited, if weight is a concern. I've had the Fisherman model since 1984, and the Champ has everything the Fisherman model has, AND everything else I've come to want over the last 29 years of using it! :D It IS a much larger knife, so the Fisherman might be a better choice if weight is an issue, IMHO.
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There is no difference between the two, besides the price. The one you linked is actually overpriced. Both similar grades and similar scales from the same company.
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13g. If you buy one can it might be a lot more expensive. The deal on amazon which is to buy three is actually pretty good. You will not be disappointed.
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It is quite a bit lighter - i just took my BDM0001 into Sur La Table today to test teh difference. Ended up just replacing the blade on my 0001 vs replacing it with newer version...
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main difference to me is the weight amount got both both boats are brilliant I actually put 3 quarter inch ply wood in the bottom of mine did it in 3 sections makes it a little safer if you happen to get attacked by a gator or shark but the stability is outstanding
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The Pro Version is made of heavier gauge metal and weighs about 35 pounds. The standard version weighs slightly over 28 pounds.