What is the difference between the standard and compact/competition version of wrist guards? I'm debating which ones to order.
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The compact is smaller. I'm a petite woman and I use the compacts. The standard are way too long for me. Hope this helps!
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I'm not sure about the difference but the standard that I bought work great. No more bruised forearms
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The compact guards are about 1/3 of the size smaller. In Width. I am tall so I actually like the longer/standard ones better. However I have a set of both. Standard-more protection if you are long armed like me.
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The Standard are not competition size. They are too long and you cannot use them in a competition.
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The main differences are Size and Noise Reduction. The Sport model has a noise reduction rating of 22db The PRO model has a Noise reduction rating of 30db Because of extra noise reduction provided by the PRO version, they have a much larger profile. The larger size COULD be in the way if your using them with a rifle, if you use a handgun, the size should not be an issue. In my personal opinion if the larger "bulk" is not an issue then go for the maximum protection you can get! Your hearing will thank you!
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I have the compact and it fits good for me, I found though i don't really like carrying it with another mag because it weighs my hip down and is a little bulkier. The compact sits just about the same as the full just cause the barrel is shorter so the trigger guard still sits in the same place.
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Hi Matt, i'm not quite sure of the wrist band size but I replaced the rubber one that came with with. I used a regular stretch band from another wrist watch I own. As far as I know they are all interchangeable. Used a set of precision screwdrivers to change it out. Defenetly an upgrade from the original. Only takes a couple of min. to do. Rick
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This is for sure the same mouse in a different body. The Perdition has the same weight system as well. If debating between the two mice I say it comes down to the cosmetics and the need for a thumb rest or not. Even the software for both mice are identical aside from the logo of course. I think I want them both, at such a low price point I don't see why not. What really gets me is this mouse info states it's been on Amazon since late 2013. Mind boggling as I've been looking for a true alternative to the G600 and Naga for such a long time now.
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Not really sure Laurie. I have pretty big wrists. I found this brace to be very heavy and hot. I went to a Corflex product which I had used before and found to be very light weight, cooler, but, still did the job. Hope you found this helpfull. Lou
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I have to be honest with you, I ordered them for a friend. He got the medium one and it fit his wrist perfectly. He is NOT a big guy.
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This does have a little more stability and holds your hands tighter and more stiff. I have small hands and wrists myself and this worked great for me. Also with my experience, You can return it very easily if its not a good fit for you.
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Not sure how different they are but I absolutely love the mueller one much better than the regular mueller wrist support I previously used much more comfortable it is more bulky so I would not use it outside of sleeping.
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They don't add anything extra fri your thumb and they fall apart = I'm still looking for good wrist guards &#128542;
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It doesn't really matter, people say that ideally a shooting glove should should go before the wrist, but it all depends on how you like it and are comfortable with it. When I got this one it sits just above my wrist and I'm comfortable with that. What matters is the fit of the leather tips, the strap is just there to keep it from falling off if they loosen.
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Don't go based on wrist sized, it's more about how much support you need. Unless you have extremely tiny wrists, if you're using them to bench press I would go with the 24". My wrists are particularly bad (they pop out of socket), so once I got my bench up past 340, I had to switch to 36" wraps from a different brand to get enough support, but for a medium-heavy amount of weight 24" should be fine
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Hi Jennifer: My wrist is 6 1/4" and I bought the medium. I didn't know how they were supposed to fit, but felt that it would work out better if I had to tighten a medium, rather than loosen a small. They fit me just fine, as far as I can tell. No looseness at all, and I can type just fine. They keep my wrist rigid and my hands in line with my arm. Sandi
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one of the differences is the design of the helmet and the adjustments especially if you need comfort and if you have a big head. When I was looking at the time I saw the ratings and read the reviews to see which one made more sense. I got this for someone who is a bounty hunter and needed the comfort as well as be able to adjust. Also looking at the price and I went to retailmenot website to get a coupon and saved even more money. As someone told me - you get what you pay for. Also I noticed that amazon sold the extra frame so if it got scratched you can replace it. I don't know if those other helmets had a face replacement if it were to ever get scratched up. I hope this helps.
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Not sure but the one I bought can be worn on the wrist. I liked it because it's simple to use and can be attached to the bag. The other may have more features but I didn't want anything complicated
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My experience is limited because I only wear for extended time periods when I am traveling. Overall it is more functional than the Swiss brand because it has semi-rigid standoffs which help prevent making full contact with your back. Hope this helps.
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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.