Debating between the regular gym dandy teeter totter or the deluxe for $100 more. Anyone have any opinions or thoughts for comparing them?
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We chose the deluxe model of the Gym Dandy Teeter Totter because it can tolerate more weight. It is very sturdy and gives adults the option to ride on it.
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I have the deluxe and love it! Sturdy enough for the grownups! To protect the seats I keep them covered with patio chair covers when not in use.
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We love the deluxe teeter totter it's so worth the extra $bucks. Are friend has the regular one so we can see the difference it's bigger and has survived some wild teenagers and adults.It is so much fun for the entire family.Im short and small but my hubby is on the healthy side and we share a seat while my 15 yr old and 7 yr old sit on the other side and so far it has held up and that's about 490ish pounds put together. I am not recommending you to do the same I'm just saying what we put ours through and it is still holding up and we can be a bit savage with it.
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I bought the deluxe for our grandchildren 2 years ago. They use it all the time and it's the hit of the neighborhood. Everything has held up well and they have had no problems. I am going to buy one for my grandsons that live here.
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I think the deluxe is extremely stable and worth the extra money. My granddaughters can climb all over it without any risk of tipping over.They really enjoy it.
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Hi, this fluidity bar is a beautiful piece of equipment.I ended up selling mine on Ebay. I have several herniated disc in my back and the small motions that you have to hold really aggravated my back and neck. I also hated that a majority of the work out DVD was done on the matt and basically a modified sit up and nothing to do with the barre. If you think you would use this to stretch or are creative enough to learn your own workout routines it might be worth the investment. As a side note. I ride a pedal bike and I am a dog walker but this work out I found to be just not for me and painful Hi, this fluidity bar is a beautiful piece of equipment.I ended up selling mine on Ebay. I have several herniated disc in my back and the small motions that you have to hold really aggravated my back and neck. I also hated that a majority of the work out DVD was done on the matt and basically a modified sit up and nothing to do with the barre. If you think you would use this to stretch or are creative enough to learn your own workout routines it might be worth the investment. As a side note. I ride a pedal bike and I am a dog walker but this work out I found to be just not for me and... » Read More Hi, this fluidity bar is a beautiful piece of equipment.I ended up selling mine on Ebay. I have several herniated disc in my back and the small motions that you have to hold really aggravated my back and neck. I also hated that a majority of the work out DVD was done on the matt and basically a modified sit up and nothing to do with the barre. If you think you would use this to stretch or are creative enough to learn your own workout routines it might be worth the investment. As a side note. I ride a pedal bike and I am a dog walker but this work out I found to be just not for me and painful « Show Less
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Maybe this will be helpful;http://teeter-inversion.com/Why-Teeter/Comparing-the-Competition/
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I looked at the Alaskan and the Granberg myself before settling on the less expensive Haddon jig. Bottom line is that if you want something that will give you more flexibility then I think the Haddon won't be right for you. Spend a couple hundred bucks more and get the deluxe saw jig. The one thing I don't like about the Haddon is the vertical cutting (hard on the back after awhile) versus the Alaskan which cuts horizontally.
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I bought the livestrong ls 13.0E-2 in January. I have absolutely loved it! I had no problems with shipping. I was able to set up the elliptical by myself with out any problem. I have been using it basically non stop. The balance is great. You don't rock at all while using it. I have been running a bunch on it and i sweat, max out my heart rate, and push myself hard yet i don't get as sore as i do when i run the same distance outside. The programs that come with the machine are also great. Good luck deciding. it's a tough decision and i had to make it as well. I honestly don't think you can go wrong with either machine!
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Check out the Lebert videos on youtube then decide if it is better, more versatile, and better made than the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand. Seriously, utube search Lembert Equalizer. Any athlete is not going to have a hard time with which one to choose. The only decision is pink, green, yellow or black. ;-)
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Definitely go with the scooter with the t-bar that increases with height. Not the mini...the regular micro kick with tbar is one of the best and my son is tall too so it adjusts with height. It's worth every cent. It's also one if the scooters all kids use in nyc at these ages and older. It's all you see!
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I have both. Regular weighs 23lbs & PRO weighs 30lbs, give or take a pound. If you follow the included workout plan, pretty soon you'll be throwing around the 23lb model like an empty soda can. The PRO model is a way to increase the resistance and your intensity by about 30% just doing the same workout regimen. The round weights work with either, but are a pain in the arse to use. I only used them a couple of weeks and got tired of putting them on and taking them off to do different exercises. One fell off and almost broke my foot and that's when I stopped. Check out my 5-star review on Amazon (for the 30lb model) for directions on how to get the PRO model for only $99, including shipping.
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I've just ordered one but have had similar machines in the past. You can basically do "pistol squats" and get just as good of a workout as you can with a leg press machine (which I use all the time at the gym too).
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I use the TRX at my trainers gym and have the WOSS at home. The TRX is more durable and the straps are easier to adjust but the WOSS works just fine, especially for the ~1/week maintenance workout that I do. But at $40 vs $160-200, the WOSS is a steal! Get one, you'll love it!
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im torn between them as well. was going for the bar32 because the listed price was higher so assumed better quality but i've been to the DeLonghi website and they are both for $99. so i wonder where did that $210 came from? lol . but i think im still going for the BAR32 though.. just like it better i guess...
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Just bought the teeter totter late in the season this year, so I don't know how it will hold up to our Wisconsin outdoor elements, but it is outside and we shall see. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I have not owned or been on a Bellicone but i do own the jump sport 350 pro and i love it. good bounce very quit i was deciding between jump sport and a Bellicone myself and for the price I'm glad i got what i did
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I have 3 of these InStep baskets and they serve me very well, granted I am a novice disc thrower. I have had them blow over in extreme winds twice in the last 2 years. I have 1 innova which was twice the price, or in other words you can buy two of the InStep's for the price of 1 innova. The innova is built a little sturdier and seems to me to be more of regulation size than the InStep. The Innova has 18 chains compared to the InStep's 14. If quality is #1 priorty I would reccomend the Innova. If you have a limited budget like me I might reccomend the InStep.
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Steve, this is a great machine but shop around for the lat pull down add-on. There are much cheaper options out there. This machine with add-on is amazing for a home gym. I'm 6'1" and can do any/every exercise possible.
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Similar!!! The bellicon is bigger and has a softer bounce and has cool colour options but this one is still a good one. It has the bungee cords so the bounce is soft and quiet and its a sturdy piece of equipment. If you don't have belicon finances then this is the next best thing!
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I would recommend the sevylor rio instead of the quickpack. It is better made and it is open like a canoe. It doesn't track in the water quite as well as the quickpack but for an inflatable it's a fun way to get away from the shoreline and get some exercise.