If you're new to jewelry and tumbling, would you get this 3 pound size or go for $50 more and get the 6 pounder? I don't want to over or under-buy.
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3 Pound is the way to go for starting out. Should you wish to expand at one point getting an extra 6 pound one would probably be a nice option
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I wouldn't buy the bigger one. Just make another batch or two if you need it. The six ounce is plenty most of the time.
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Professional 600 Series 6-quart in Nickel Pearl is now (7:06 pm Central, 1/25/08) only $259, before $30 mail in rebate. I bought it last night for $279, called Amazon, they very quickly and painlessly refunded my $20. The whole conversation lasted less than 3 minutes. This why I love Amazon!
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I looked at it and I'm going to say no. Based on the differences in the price. Both 1oz but bug difference so I'm going to assume the other is not nearly as strong. I hope I'm looking at this the way you are.
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Hi Josh, are you in Canada like I am? Being in Canada, I couldn't go to a store and try the sizing tool that is affixed to the box. Annoying. To the best of my understanding, all the sizes are the same price, so don't let yourself get taken advantage of. If you're ONLY shopping on Amazon, each of the sellers have their own price-points, or if the items are used...there was a first run recall, so be aware of that if you're thinking you might be able to only pay $50. Buyer beware. Also, try this link from the Jawbone website for other mainstream retailers for consistent pricing: https://jawbone.com/retail-partners#!17/US. To directly answer your question, there is "give" in the wrist bands, so there will be no discomfort. I just squeezed my ends together to pretend it was too small for me...and there is no way that it could possibly exert enough force on my wrist for it to be uncomfy. My wrist is 6.5" (I just grabbed the measuring tape) and I am quite happy with how it fits. And, pulling at it right now, pretending it's too small for me, the ends don't stick out that much more than they do on the size that fits. Seriously. Save your $50.
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Hello...it's no difference in the size....trust me, the 3.3oz is a very good size that last a long time.
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We bought the 3 lb this time and my husband loves it, it is a little too firm for me and I wish we would have bought the 2.5, if you do not want to sink much , the 3 lb is probably why you are looking for.
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I buy mine for about $5.25 for a 54oz (3lb 6oz) bag at Big Lots..... Less expensive at Big Lots than here at amazon...
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Sorry, I got the nickel as well. Looks like the bronze would go, but maybe not perfectly. Compare the pictures, and take the gamble if you think they will compliment each other.
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Hi,This track is great, we've never had any slippage problems. I used to be a gymnast so I know how important that it doesn't is. There is Velcro on the underside of one end (to connect it to another one if you want it longer). Since most of the at home practice won't be full-tilt tumbling I wouldn't worry- just remember to get everything breakable out of the way, lolHope that helps!Have a great day,Beth
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I purchased the heaviest available. I'm still pretty new to the sport but with a few exceptions, it is my understanding that more experienced players will almost always go for the heavier ones.
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I have a 3lb hula hoop. I am 5.4" and have been doing this awhile. I think 2.5 would be a good place for you to start !
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You're right, Amazon has a lot of errors in the listings of these chain/lock combos. Your bet bet would be to go to the Kryptonite site, verify the sizes you're interested in, then back to Amazon for the prices. Read the reviews first! What people are saying about the weight is real. Most will fit around your waist, but the weight will Feel horrid, and even throw you off balance! For me the 14mm was overkill, so I've compromised to using the 12mm chain. The 11mm just doesn't have the balls to be that tough. You can tell by the looks and heft of it. Because the chain/lock combo is so heavy, I bought a seat post mounted rack, and a heavy duty bag to carry it in. All the extra weight WILL effect your riding. Like pulling a trailer... But the security of the set is worth the trouble to save your expensive investment. Nobody is stealing your machine without major noise and effort! It's worth the hassle.
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I was just wondering the exact same thing. I found this same 2.2 lb product on another site for $16.95. I wanted to order it from Amazon due to my Prime account and free shipping, but even with shipping costs from the other place it ends up being MUCH less costly. Are we sure this is priced right? Doesn't seem to be. Sorry, if this isn't an answer but just another question...
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I can not answer this, as people have different silver sizes and pieces, etc. I'd recommend you look at the Reed and Barton site itself to see what they say...or even email/call them with the specifics of your set and needs. You don't have to tell them you are looking to buy from Amazon to get answers. I keep my serving pieces in the bottom section, but find I am filling it up and, at the same time, have purchased more flatware then I originally intended so I may need to add another smaller chest to store the serving pieces. I do love my chest and would not give it up. Maybe there is a chest of this design with an additional drawer? Good luck! I can not answer this, as people have different silver sizes and pieces, etc. I'd recommend you look at the Reed and Barton site itself to see what they say...or even email/call them with the specifics of your set and needs. You don't have to tell them you are looking to buy from Amazon to get answers. I keep my serving pieces in the bottom section, but find I am filling it up and, at the same time, have purchased more flatware then I originally intended so I may need to add another smaller chest to store the serving pieces. I do love my chest and would not give it up. Maybe there is a... » Read More I can not answer this, as people have different silver sizes and pieces, etc. I'd recommend you look at the Reed and Barton site itself to see what they say...or even email/call them with the specifics of your set and needs. You don't have to tell them you are looking to buy from Amazon to get answers. I keep my serving pieces in the bottom section, but find I am filling it up and, at the same time, have purchased more flatware then I originally intended so I may need to add another smaller chest to store the serving pieces. I do love my chest and would not give it up. Maybe there is a chest of this design with an additional drawer? Good luck! « Show Less
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lf the anchor 6 oz wasn't tapered to the bottom like the libbey 6.5,...buy the 6 oz,l woud not recommend the libbeys and don't waste your money l wish l can return but it will cost more the shipping and handling so! the item was put in the unused cabinet to growth mold and collecting web...
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I bought this for my 6 year old it is great. I am over 200 and it holds me BUT if i was going to get one for myself I would take this one apart and use a stronger chain. I hope that helps you.