What is the difference between the Match Standard 12x6 goal (more expensive) and the regular Forza 12x6 one?
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I'm not sure of the difference between the regular (pro?) goals and the "match standard" goals... but from this website: http://www.forzagoal.com/forza-match-soccer-goals.html ... they say "These PVC goals are of a higher spec in relation to our FORZA Pro Locking goals, as they have an upgraded locking system for even greater sturdiness, enhanced back profile for increased stability, and an extended top run-back which provides a 'roof' profile for the goal. Therefore, these are recommended by the FA for league use, including mini soccer matches." Which I *think* basically means the Match Standard has that extra "roof" so instead of the back braces going down at an angle from the crossbar... the "Match Standard" back braces go back a couple feet... then go down at an angle (essentially making the "match standard" goals a little deeper and sturdier). Again, just taking a best guess from that website's description. We use the "match standard" ones... which at least look the same from the front.
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Yes, it is the official match ball, feels great, but with regards to the box, I don't remember if it came with it or not, sorry I recently also purchased the jo'bulani, and the Brazuca match ball as well, I buy them to play with them so I don't keep the boxes. Hope it helps!
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The difference is the word "kit" .... the one you are questioning about comes as a kit of 2 sticks, all the numbers are the same so virtually they are the same, hope this helped.
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The set in the containers are more expensive because it comes with the felt football field and goals. If your getting a higher price than you should order from the kaskeykids site.
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GT6 version when I got mine. There is no difference except packaging and different cooling vents on top.
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I don't know the FIFA.com one but this one is real garbage : very cheap and ugly model; smells like very bad chemical on top of that (not to mention mine arrived broken). 60USD wasted; this is not even worth 10...
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There is no difference at all. This die cutter was a gift for my daughter because she wanted to make jewelry with metal pieces but you really can do the same thing with the Big Shot. They are the same machine but The newest Bigshot has a longer platform.
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If you are referring to the item that has a larger ball than this one, the answer is almost. The one with the larger ball that was sold about 10 years ago was listed on Amazon last year, but they wanted $100 for it. The ball on this one is smaller, but the largest ball I could find. The larger the ball the easier I find it to control, so this is the next best item available since the older one costs to much. Possibly they will return to a larger ball in the future.
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Evolution is analog 1/32 scale slot cars not 1/24. Yes, basic track is compatible. You need an analog transformer and analog controllers.
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Hello,The difference would be different tire treads. It had a metal chute, with a chute crank to turn the chute left and right. The 7659 model does not, which means you would have to physically turn the chute by hand instead of from behind the machine. Also on the _A_ model you have a joystick to move the chute deflector up and down, which determines the height of the snow being thrown. Thank you.Jason,AMERISUN INC.www.amerisuninc.com1-800-791-9458
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Depends on what you mean by new design? as far as all of the markings on the ball they are the same as the ones used in the actual NFL games. The logos, the commisioners signature, its all the same. The ball is leather, its what they use in the game. So if you're looking for what the pros use, this is it. Hope this helps
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I would say the key difference is probably the driver. The driver in the DX set will probably not go as far as the Champion disk, but it will be more forgiving in the sense of flying straight. Either product makes a great starter set, though I must say I am happy with the Champion set for its durable construction as it holds up against wear and tear, it has the advantage over the DX set.
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no clue the one I bought last year was different mine is bigger but when I googled the two your asking about doesn't seem to be a difference besides price! sry couldn't be of more help! :)
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I would get the 12by 6 if space permits. I bought 2 of the 8 by 6 for my 8 & 5 year old grandsons but as they grow I will replace with the larger goals..Tom D
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If you child plays on a team . I would get 12x6, as the soccer goals used in games are actually 15 feet long. So this size will get them used to it.Also gives you room for child to grow into it.
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I am not sure but I do remember that there were additional features on it that I was used to having on the game whenever I played it in the past. Seems there was something important different. Maybe the cheaper one does not have a timer and score keeper and maybe there are more categories in the more expensive one. It really is a fun game, especially when you have a small group and play in teams.
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not sure.. hated this one and put it in a yard sale...buttons were very small and alignment was awful. also played over 50 games and never won even 1 game.hope this helps your decision