between these and the new ones which pair do you recommend? since they are both the same price?
31212
I would not recommend this pair of gloves. Elastic band comes across the palm of your hand and hurts when lifting or doing pullups. I would recommend a full pair of workout gloves.
31213
I'm not familiar with the new ones sorry! But if you do Crossfit, I don't recomend any of these gloves, instead look up for Rogue Gymnastic gloves, those have worked great for me doing pull ups, T2B and weightlifting! Hope this will help you!
31214
I haven't had the opportunity to give the new ones a try yet so I can't say which is a better choice btwn the two. I will say that the gripper glove is definitely a great glove to incorporate into workouts when your hands get truly sore, no matter what level of experience or strength you may have.
31215
Which new ones are you referring to? I have the gripper ones and they're pretty good, they do provide extra grip but if you don't get them loose enough, they start to dig into the webbing between your thumb and palm. But then if you don't get them tight enough, they could fall off. They're pretty good but I can only speak for the gripper ones
950804
I would suggest getting both sides at the same time. The replacements look so much better than the ones being replaced.
402210
The MB42x's are better in every way, but they are also twice the price. It really depends what you want them for and how much you want to pay. I bought a pair of the Clubs, and I like them, but with me having 3 sets of 42's, the Clubs lose out
2123482
if you just want the basic headphone get it! if you need louder sound or better bass ect go with a more expensive one...im perfectly happy with theese they have good sound and are loud enough for me :)0
774784
They were built as a luxury set of headphones. The materials in the newer model are not as nice for the sake of making them cheaper. If cost is no issue, these are better, if you car about the $100, then the other set is nearly identical.
580943
I've tried both. A sign of warning it is a weird style of ear bud, well both are. These feel more comfortable and for the price they can't be beat. There bass is better but the highs may be a little undefined but nothing to noticeable. Hope I helped.
1533878
If I had money, I would get the Combat+ for looks. I haven't tried the Combat+ But I do not believe they are twice as good. I would get the Transform. These are great!!!
1620641
I'm not sure exactly if there is a difference between mine and the "new" one. But fits mine perfectly and I would think there wouldn't be a major size difference in them if at all. I really like mine good luck.
450082
The deeper red is a newer model. Sweat resistance etc etc. I own a pair of both.
1363062
I bought the refurbished one .... And i can safely say it was as good as new!! If u buy the new one then of course itll come with brand new stuff !!
1100470
Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which is an absolute steal for a triple balanced armature earphones with phenomenal sound. Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which... » Read More Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which is an absolute steal for a triple balanced armature earphones with phenomenal sound. « Show Less
207762
The flight version is newer and less expensive. Other than that, the specs appear to be identical. These are great headphones with good sound and long battery life. I can hardly hear my wife when I use them :)
306427
The warranty is for 1 year and the same as the non-limited versions. You would pay for repairs or receive a refurbished ($100) pair after the warranty expires.
196146
and the reason why I'm opting for another pair for $29 plus free (prime) shipping. Mine lasted over a year of hard use so for $29 are well worth the price.
423311
Like the other answer stated, complete overhaul in design. Definitely a better sound, though both headphones will have great sound quality.
756700
i would def. recommend the 7 1/2! they are great! let me know how they work out for you.
1864675
Looks like the ones I got for $129 I would get them if I was you. They are light weight ,comfortable sound Really good.