What is the difference between this and the Atlas straps?
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BIG DIFFERENCE: Slap straps are made of nylon, atlas straps are made of polyester. Nylon stretches under load, especially when wet. I'm a big guy and when I use slap straps, I have to readjust in the middle of the night as I wake up with my butt in the dirt. This problem seems fairly common, however, my wife is much smaller and doesn't seem to have this issue. Length and number of loops as previously mentioned are also a difference.
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It seems as if atlas are 108 in and others are 90. Atlas has 15 loops and the other has less. I have not come across any reason to have longer straps. Or more looops. You just raise or lower the straps
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Atlas straps have more loops on the straps to hang the hammock on. On slap straps the loops are more spread out on the strap.
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It's the same thing. The newer versions, the the cushion part of the straps come off by velcro, where as in the past you had to remove them by removing the straps from the base. I think that is the only difference.
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I am not 100% sure since I do not own both systems, but when I was looking I bought the military one for the price just in case it fell apart on me right away. I also noticed, I think, the width of the strap and the trap color. Other than that I do not really believe there are too many differences. I enjoy mine and use it three times a week and it still looks like I took it out of the box.
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This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this... » Read More This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. « Show Less
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There are slight differences from each other. Suggest to go: http://store.lowepro.com/backpacks and compare both. Ease of access was my choice.
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I couldn't figure it out, so I just use without the straps! Let me know if you get an answer that would help us both.
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We have both the Frontier & the Nautilus. Without going into specific inches, i can tell you that the crotch strap slots are closer to the front of the seat (i.e., less "shallow") than on the Nautilus and it is also slightly longer and the button is easier to press to release (its still childproof, but i feel like I am not going to break my thumb in the process). The way the lap hooks are positioned also allow for more room so they're not clamping down on my sons inner thighs. Hands down the configuration is much better than the Nautilus. The price does reflect that, but trust me, it's worth it to be frustration-free! We have both the Frontier & the Nautilus. Without going into specific inches, i can tell you that the crotch strap slots are closer to the front of the seat (i.e., less "shallow") than on the Nautilus and it is also slightly longer and the button is easier to press to release (its still childproof, but i feel like I am not going to break my thumb in the process). The way the lap hooks are positioned also allow for more room so they're not clamping down on my sons inner thighs. Hands down the configuration is much better than the Nautilus. The price does reflect that, but trust me,... » Read More We have both the Frontier & the Nautilus. Without going into specific inches, i can tell you that the crotch strap slots are closer to the front of the seat (i.e., less "shallow") than on the Nautilus and it is also slightly longer and the button is easier to press to release (its still childproof, but i feel like I am not going to break my thumb in the process). The way the lap hooks are positioned also allow for more room so they're not clamping down on my sons inner thighs. Hands down the configuration is much better than the Nautilus. The price does reflect that, but trust me, it's worth it to be frustration-free! « Show Less
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Yes, in my opinion they are more versatile than the standard hooked straps, and are less likely to scratch your cargo using the looped end.
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Straps that connect with a metal clicker thing. Sorry if I haven't answered your question. I'm not clear on what you mean.
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Hi, regarding the difference I'm not sure but maybe in the main page of polar you can find the differences, sometimes it's just accessories compatibility. http://www.polar.com/uk-en. and for your second question, you need to wear the chest strap because it has the computer that sends the heart rate info to your watch, otherwise the watch wouldn't be able to retrieve the data.
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The only difference to me is the way the straps looks. I would have to say the TRX has the better quality in material but I have had no issue with my WOSS. The TRX straps lay nicely on top of one another but it's not a noticeable difference to me. My clients and I get the same work done with either suspension trainer.
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I've never purchased the Atlas Grip so I can't compare the two, but the Atlas NT370 is the best pair of gardening gloves I've ever owned.
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Hello Matt, There are two sets of straps, one located at the lumbar and one at the shoulder/neck position. Thank you,
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The biggest difference I have seen (we own one of each) is that the shoulder straps are stationary and a removable cup holder on the performance ride. The seats themselves are very similar. I prefer the performance ride for ease of use, but that's strictly my opinion.
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Hi. The straps close more like a belt buckle. I have used it many times and no problems at all.
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I only own the Military Strap Trainer system from Woss. If the difference is on the width of the band, I would of preferred it on the wider side instead. Why, because sometimes I do use a TRX system with my PT and I realized the difference was in the width of my military strap was smaller, making it a bit of a harder workout and the handles were not as cushiony. Although functionality wise, everything works well with what I have and am very happy with the military strap system.
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If I understand the question, no. Its a cam and buckle...adjustments are not as quick as you'd get on a trx, or similar products. Two long straps and two rings is what you get. Iset them to a length for a particular workout and leave them there, whereas with my trx knockoff, I move thru a series of lengths in one work out.