what is the difference between the bioflex and carbon flex?
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Don't know but the carbon flex is the best one I've used by far. It takes quite a beating in krav maga but I still got 2 kids so it's protecting well.
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Flex Shot is the consistency of a calk. . . kind of like a gel. Flex seal is a spray. I used Flex Shot to fill in a big crack in my walkway and it worked great. I used Flex Seal to fix a crack in my plastic gutter. The Flex Seal wouldn't have worked to fill in the crack. I don't think there is extenders for Flex Seal. At least I didn't get any. I don't think you would need them since it's a spray. The Flex Shot you do need an extender because it is like a calk!
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definitely go with flex 2 I'm around 140 and got flex 2 and i wouldnt want the board to be any more flexible than it already is. For you i think the choice is more between flex 1 or flex 2 and if you want the more flexible feel of the 2 i would say flex 2 all the way
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Not real familiar with Perform, but on researching looks like they are very similar. I like Biofreeze because it works well and once absorbed is virtually greaseless and works quite well
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If u get the carbon fiber model it is seriously lighter. But wait the dell startup apps brings the performance down.
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Bought this for my daughter who probably weighs a little more than that. I don't know what flex is so I can't specifically answer. She loves this board though
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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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iam not sure about the flex loc i only got the stroller sorry i wasnt more help.maybe if you search their web site you should be able to find the answer
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The one I bought didn't come with the bio wheel apparatus. But both of my magnum 350 came with carbon. An initial use size
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They have two different warranties . If said lifetime warranty & purchased after 2011 contact Flexi USA, Inc.Attn: Customer Service 8494 Firebird DriveWest Chester-Fairfield, Ohio 45014 If bought before 2011 it's just a product warranty. You can also visit the flexi.com website
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I've recently bought Dimension 700c Hybrid Fork. Inexpensive, and it is better than my stock fork. Unless, of course, you want to upgrade to carbon.
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It is plastic but not a hard nor soft. Just perfect with flex.Best I have ever purchased!
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They are not the same product. The C Flex Heavy Standard fence is the second generation of deer fencing. It is still UV treated and has a 15+ year life span as well as a rounded tensile design, a mesh size of 1.77 in. x 1.96 in. and a certified 600-650 lb. breaking load at 107 lb per tensile. The Tenax Heavy Duty UV Resistant fence has a 1.75-inch x 2-inch mesh with the standard strength has a 600-650 pound breaking load.
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The collets are not interchangeable. All of the burrs / cutting & grinding bits are, however. Don't know for certain, but I doubt that the flex shaft is compatible with both. If you are a serious woodcarver, I highly suggest you invest in a Foredom product. They are tough,(I've had mine for 12+ years' w/ very hard use) powerful, has a super flex shaft & handpiece. Yes, more expensive but, light years ahead of either Dremmel or Proxon.
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Hi, the "fluid-flex" is a round shoulder cut with a glued piece under the armpit. It flexes better than a single piece arm. This jacket is pretty good at the price, and you can swim laps in it. However, Xcel also makes a zippered front jacket (new this year I think). It is a little more money, but Xcel makes the best quality and most comfortable wet suits out there! For swimming in a cool pool, I use the Xcel Infinity "Xcelerator"! It is 1mm front/back/shoulders with a .5mm material under arms and down the sides. I have two of these!!! For me, 2mm is a little heavy for most pools. If you have a hard time finding the Xcel products (they do list on Amazon) you can find the stuff on the on-line store at Xcel.com
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The carbon blade is a bit thicker but will tend to rust if not cared for properly. Stainless steel has a bit thinner blade. Stainless steel will take much more abuse without rusting, but... it is not impervious to rust if terribly mishandled. Carbon steel has been known to take a keener edge than stainless also. Hope this helps.
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I have been cutting some 2 inch material and have had no problem at all with flexing. I am very happy with my purchase!