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.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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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;)
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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.
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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.
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Well, I had a chow previously - similar to an akita, it seems to me. When she was muzzled (like at her vet's) she used a very simple muzzle. I like this design better...allows a bit more jaw movement while still keeping the dog restrained. I seems more comfortable in my way of thinking compared with that simple muzzle.
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No, sorry. I've only been using the original but agree it's not great....needs more padding. I've been thinking about how I can add some but haven't done anything yet.
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I have this model and I'd say it's less than a pound, so theoretically it's not that heavy. Of course the longer you use it the heavier it feels since your arm gets tired, but that's a separate issue...goodluck
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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!...
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This model is not as bulky as the original model...but "bulky" is 'specious' (as bulky to one mouth may not be to another mouth). The question in my mind are: a) is there enough of it for your teeth to "seat" into the material, so it sticks to your upper teeth at night when you may be chewing, grinding, and so on...so that it stays put. I have tried several other brands, which have a very minimal strip for the back teeth, and practically a small ribbon of plastic around the front teeth, and they have not seated properly (after boiling for 1 minute, then dropping into cold water, then immediately into your mouth to make the impression). It felt dangerous to me to have something flipping around inside my mouth--what if I started to swallow it?!!And if it won't stay put, it does you no good whatsoever. This model has softish material and your teeth go into it, and it makes a perfect impression of your teeth. So it fits like a glove. The band across the front is strong, but as minimal as they could make it, and still do the job. You can cut this down with sharp scissors, if it extends too far back in your mouth (beyond your back teeth). The original model told you to do that--I don't know whether the instructions for this model do or not, but it is easily done. Just pare away small bits until you get where you need to be--but don't be incautious and whack too much off at one time--it won't grow back :&gt;) I'd think a small mouth would mean, in this model, that your troubles would only be with the front to back measurement, and that can be whacked off at each end. Since the material allows your teeth to sink down into it, your jaw is not held open at all.
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I've not tried others. But my mother has. She said this one is weaker than the Tzone she uses on a regular basis. But just feels a sense of wellbeing on this one. Now my 80 yr old grandma feels it is really strong. Where she is sore the next day. Has for the hertz read the description.
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Dear Kenkyung, Thank you for your interest of our product. Yes, it is a little bit lighter but there is only slight difference between the two products. If you have other question, please email us at support@onbene.com Best Regards! Yours sincerely, Abby
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Hmm.. I'm not sure. I liked it because it just felt like it would cradle him more. I like how it supports his head. This way we can put him down with his head on either side and he still has a little pillow cushion. Now that my son is getting older, he tries to crawl off the changing pad a lot and we have to distract him with toys. The curvature keeps the toys on the pad with him and also slows him down a tiny bit. I don't think there are any drawbacks I can think of, maybe a few very small benefits in my book.
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Hmm. In my case I needed the width as well as the elevation so it was not an issue. Just left one of the best High Power training classes in the US and they are not concerned with head tilt. Additionally, the pads can be cut. So the cheek side could be left off and just do the non-cheek side and top for pad stability. It would take some experimentation, but doable in my humble opinion. Wishing you all X's.
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I've used both and found them both to be great products. The only reason I quit using the Walkydog and bought this was because the Walkydog requires the bike seat to be raised enough to allow it to be installed under the seat. I'm short, even the inch and half two inches of extra seat height caused me to feel uncomfortable on my bike. I basically had to "fall" over a good deal before my feet hit the ground (even with the seat the entire way down, I have to lean a bit to hit tippy toes)...but it kept the dog away from the bike and absorbed any pulling. I gifted it to a taller friend who also has a "crazy" dog with big exercise needs. The Bike Tow Leash is now installed on my bike and me and my dog love it. She is a German Shep mix and has requires an insane amount of exercise. This allows us to get out and explore the world. If I just say "bike" she is at my side ready to go. The one advantage the BTL does have over the walkydog is that the dog can get out of the way of obstacles on the side of the bike a bit better. Technically the lower center of gravity should be better for pulling not affecting the rider, but I never had an issue with being pulled "too" hard on Walky Dog either... So if riding a lot on narrow trails, I'd lean towards the Bike Tow Leash...Other than that, I think either would work for big dogs. It just depends on the type of bike/brakes you have and if you have the ability to raise your seat enough for the other.
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Anyone have an update on this? Reasons for buying one or the other?Has someone tried or seen both?Thanks In Advance
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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.
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These things stretch a bunch over use, so I wouldn't go with the largest one. The Velcro on these is very weak, so I'd just set it where it you want it and "stretch" it on every night. Also be careful about washing it as it will destroy the Velcro if you aren't very careful. I've used a lot of different straps, and this is the only one that does a good job of keeping the chin closed while not being too uncomfortable. They should give you better quality Velcro for what you have to pay. Hope this has been helpful.
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Bought mine years ago based on the "hype" and I liked the way it handled but didn't see a monster difference. I think it just fit well against my lid and reached all lashes from edge to edge. It felt good to handle and squeeze and I didn't have issues with right vs left hand/eye. What is critical is the shape of the curler and how well it fits against YOUR eyelid to pick up lashes. Shu has a softer silicone pad that does do a softer curved crimp for me vs the acute 90 degree bend with a harder rubber pad like Shiseido. I can skip the 3 crimp (base, middle, tip) technique with my Shu curler with Shu pad. It does a great job for me with shorter stick straight lashes. I used to heat my curlers w/ my hair dryer to get a better holding curl. I don't have to heat with Shu. The choice of mascara (H2O proof, watery or dry, fibers or not) and brush shape(comb or bristles) is the other part of the whole eyelash process. What does the hype say? Googled it and found from InStyle magazine: &lt;Shu Uemura: Winner ('13), `12, `11, `10, `09, `05 Unlike most in its category, this tool "is easy to hold and fits all eye shapes," says L.A. makeup pro Megan Lanoux. And it legitimately curls (not bends or creases) lashes.&gt; We are having problems buying refills online for this curler so are buying Shiseido refills from Amazon which costs as much to ship as the 2 pk refill. I would love to have someone answer this for you who has new curlers from Shu and Shiseido and compares.
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I would also like to tell people about the Fitness Trends "Ultimate Push Up" I picked up a set for just $10 at my local Big Lots! I havent personally compared its construction to the other models, but I am a former Soldier who weighs a bit over 200 pounds, and I havent noticed ANY problems with this devices structure or construction. It has a fairly solid grip with comfortable foaam covering a hard plastic? I am sure that the foam will start to peel off eventually, but for right now; I couldnt be happier for my $10.