I'm torn between the Harmony and the Fusion. I like the Harmony $ and colors, but curious about Fusion's density (comfy for knees etc). Thoughts?
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of... » Read More Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. « Show Less
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I love the mat. Great grip(I do hot yoga ) and holds up against sweat. It is dense thought I do put a cheap mat underneath. Most would be ok without but I am very sensitive to pressure in my knees.
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time.
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Sorry Im not familiar with the Fusion Styler. My hair is naturally curly so I like the Conair because it helps with pulling the curl out of my hair. Not as straight as a flat iron, but more waves and volume than curl. Hope that answers your question.
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I suggest going for these ones rather than the M50 stock pads. Velour &gt;&gt;&gt; Pleather. I have an M50 and was very pleased when I changed the stock pads with these as it made the sound experience a bit better. I have seen pictures of pro700 mk2s having these velour pads and the owners loved it. Go for it! :)
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If you go with the Tusq, there will be more sustain there. Warmer sound I would check out a Planet Waves Ebony wood w/pearl inlay set which we also have. They are 19.99 . If you would like to order that you can call the store at 856-384-2725 and I can manually place the order for you.
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TBuy the SE370. You can't add needed space later. Also get the Pro package seats. They are worth the additional price for comfort and support. The SE330 is just too tight for most people. I wish I had bought the SE370.
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I don't have experience with the luvvitt...but I definitely would pick ringke fusion! I dropped my phone yesterday and NOTHiNG is scratched/broken :) made my day.
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I agree with a previous answer, V-Modas definitively fit way better... Beats tend to give you a ear-ache after a while!!
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I also have the Tudia Melody case, and while it's decent, I find the Cruzerlite to be superior. It just feels more solid on the edges. Also, and this is just personal opinion, I feel that it looks better.
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The fusion and slim are practically the same thickness the only difference is that the fusion fully covers the phone and has a clear back to show off the phone. Looking at it on a table you could barely tell there is even a case on it. The fusion is very sleek and I would recommend it over the "slim", which doesn't fully protect the phone.
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You would have to try the blue (less firm) one. I only have the black one so I cant make a comparison. The blue one would have been too soft for me.
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I have the shure e2cs and they were great at isolation but they were very uncomfortable to wear for long periods, and difficult to get seated correctly. I also have V-moda vibe ii and they are the best i've used. Their bass is far superior to the e2cs but its not overpowering either. I would go for them. However i paid $60 (on amazon) for the shures and $120 for the vmodas.
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Thanks, Henry. I have this on my AMAZON Wish List and must decide in the next week or so. I'm leaning toward the BLUE.
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since you asked this a few months ago - did you decide yet? :-) the reviews of the summit 360 single and double seem to have a lot of people who have had both. the 360 and xc are pretty similar. i'm waiting till a local store has the xc in person to try one. i have a bob dualie and now need a single - the summit seems to have a much less annoying harness adjustment system and takes a taller kid. if it really feels as solid as the bob i will probably go with the summit. otherwise i will get an old single bob as i don't care for the new bob at all.
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not as spongy as the evolution but not as firm as the TF. I have the Evolution, Solution, and TF-1000 (original version). ive grown to play with the evolution after my TF was beat to death. most people i play with dont like the feeling of the solution. i've heard that it's (1) too grippy, (2) feels rubbery, and/or (3) off in general. personally, i think it is a mix of the TF and evolution and actually enjoy playing with the solution.
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We use both of ours daily, but have not had them long (2-3 months). So far...no visible wear and they are still very comfortable. If I had a choice, the only thing I would like more is one more level of reclining (full reclining). The two current reclining levels (there is also an upright level) are nice, but a full recline would be superb. We have no regrets.
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Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
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Yeah, for me it was the body size and the coil tapping... talk about a versatile guitar. I didn't find out about the "ultimate" options until after I bought it... the ultimate has a nice acoustic pickup as well which can be mixed in several ways with the mag pickups. Its $300 more though, but since its already so versatile, I kinda wish I had the shadow pickups on mine. Other than that, its just such a nice guitar to play.