What is the difference between the Climber II and the Climber? I like the climber two material better. Is the climber one really worth 10 bucks more?
509928
I bought this as a gift so I do not have with me, but the difference was an additional knife I believe. To me it is worth the extra $10
509929
nothing is different except coler. Climber I is the glossy red when climber II is the matte one
1288625
I own th extreme 2. The main differences I could see were NO cable adjustments are needed on the extreme model, and the addition of middle pulleys on the extreme. I viewed both of these as significant upgrades, and opted for the more expensive machine. I have not been dissatisfied.
1267614
I did some research on the YakTrax site and it looks like there are Pro and Extreme versions that would be more suited for hiking. I am a hiker so I was considering these but now I'm thinking that I should get one of the other versions.
1728479
I think the difference is the rounded corners and metal slide rails. See my review of this item, not worth it. Look into something better.
708021
I'm not sure about the difference but I can tell you that the Classic is a great ladder except that it is very heavy and the rungs are very narrow. It does have wheels so it can be rolled but it's wide so it it's not easy to get it through doors and sometimes you do have to lift it. I love that I can get close to the wall by shortening one side and that feature also means it doesn't take up as much space in the room when you need to place it around furniture. Mine came with a work platform so that once you climb to the height you need it is comfortable to stand on it. Good luck with whatever you decide.
1364841
Our son is an active 2 years and 9 mos, approx 32 lbs, and LOVES his climber. He was even using last fall, with much assistance from me, when he was 2 yrs and 4 mos. So, age-wise, 2 yrs with a parents' close supervision, and 3 with less assistance -- but still watchful eye. As an un-asked aside, I weigh about 280 and the Climber easily supports me and is very strudy and durable. Hope that helps!
1305570
The climber is very stable sitting level. Both my 2 yr old grandsons climb onto platform together. However, they play with supervision and are not left alone on climber.
236579
Well, you lucked out. The Ice Trekkers (diamond grip) are MUCH more durable than YakTrax. For really steep icy conditions, I use my Khatoolahs, but that's maybe 5% of the time.
1250329
The Ascent does not have the lift bar in back for steep hill climbing, which is fine for me. I love my new snow shoes and they are about $130 cheaper than the Ascents
202352
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.
1894900
I have no idea why the price difference. I have used mine quite a lot ,no signs of wear yet. I would say it is well made . Hope this helps you.
35470
Hello Jane, the difference is simply revision, and in the latest rev. they happened to luck into a few extra MH/s. i own both types, and they perform almost the same. How ever with the latest increase in difficulty earnings have gone down to $0.34 per 5 erupters / 24 hours. Keep that in mind when considering this item.
136035
The Climber II is 5/8" thick. It is 3-5/8" in length and at the widest point it is 15/16" in width.
401100
If you are just comparing the two armorers tools I do not see any difference. I have owned several different ones and they all tend to be the same in basic design/functionality. I just end up giving them away to friends so I find myself buying another one every so often. I don't think I have ever bought the same brand twice. But they all have had the same functionality across the lot as far as I can tell. That being said, I am no expert.
1603318
Well, these two knives are basically the same. They have slightly different designs (in regards to the grip). But overall, their functionality is the exact same. I would go with the cheaper priced knife. This knife was once thirty dollars. Now that they are popular (and in my opinion a must have for anyone!!), they have gone wayyy up in price. This knife is a must for your pack, vehicle and as a gift for any loved one.
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I just returned from a 17 day ride around the west with my Hero 2 and I'd go with the Hero 3. The Hero 2 did great photos but you have to reach up on top of your helmet or if mounted on your bars, reach up and press the button on top. The Hero 3 comes with the remote control built in, and you can have that on the tank bag, etc. and it solves the problem. I took over 200 "video clips" and there were times I was never sure if the camera was running or not. The Hero 2 is cheaper but if you add the remote to it, you're getting close to the cost of a Hero 3 anyway. Go with the newer technology, buy the Hero 3. IMHO. ;-) I just returned from a 17 day ride around the west with my Hero 2 and I'd go with the Hero 3. The Hero 2 did great photos but you have to reach up on top of your helmet or if mounted on your bars, reach up and press the button on top. The Hero 3 comes with the remote control built in, and you can have that on the tank bag, etc. and it solves the problem. I took over 200 "video clips" and there were times I was never sure if the camera was running or not. The Hero 2 is cheaper but if you add the remote to it, you're getting close to the cost of a Hero 3 anyway. Go with the newer... » Read More I just returned from a 17 day ride around the west with my Hero 2 and I'd go with the Hero 3. The Hero 2 did great photos but you have to reach up on top of your helmet or if mounted on your bars, reach up and press the button on top. The Hero 3 comes with the remote control built in, and you can have that on the tank bag, etc. and it solves the problem. I took over 200 "video clips" and there were times I was never sure if the camera was running or not. The Hero 2 is cheaper but if you add the remote to it, you're getting close to the cost of a Hero 3 anyway. Go with the newer technology, buy the Hero 3. IMHO. ;-) « Show Less
338704
I bought the one for the cheaper one and it works great. I honestly think it comes down to toys and sounds. My son was just fine with his rocker with only a couple toys, he never knew the difference.