Which xenith helment should I buy for my son, the youth model or the varsity model? What is the difference?
59077
Youth halmets are for kids prior to high school, as for varsity are for kids in high school football level or hogher
59078
The difference is obviously in the size of the helmet but also since their are shock absorbers in the helmet they take into account the weight levels of the kids. They younger the kid, they usually weigh less so the collisions have less force so the shock absorbers don't need to be so beefy. The varsity helmet is for high school aged kids so the collisions are greater so the shock absorbers are better suited to harder hits. You should look at the xenith website and watch the videos if you haven't already. Great helmet just get the right on for your kid
59079
My 12 year old son uses the X2 youth medium and it fits great. He has been using it for almost a year now. Xenith has a guide on how to properly measure for your child so you can het the best fit
59080
My son has a small head so I had to get the youth. if he can fit the adult I would get the adult. Not sure there is much difference.
98109
I believe there is only a deluxe model and a basic. The difference is simply the finish fabric. Weight capacity and function remain the same between both models. The delux has a much smoother fabric cover and some more vibrant designs. Depending on how long per day or trip to the water your kids will be wearing the life jacket is a good way to decide between the two. We use these for almost full days at a time in summer. The kids put them on as soon as we get to the lake and they don't really come off much all day. We went with the ultra for that reason. Thought it would be more comfortable on the arms. The kids love these vests and we have no complaints. In my opinion if the vests are going to be used frequently or for longer stretches of time during a single day go with the ultra because if it's comfortable kids will keep it on. Life vests are only of value when they are on so anything the kids are willing to wear consistently when we are at the water is a win for me!
1928157
They are the same, but the RXT comes with more support pillows. If your child is young/small, you might be better off with the pricier version.
959821
From what I can tell the XLN is a newer model of the same line. Looks like performance wise they are identical. the XLN seems to have a lower NOX level but water heating capacity are the same.Here is the XN on the Rheem site:http://www.rheem.com/products/tankless_water_heaters/84_tankless_series/technical_specifications/and the XLN:http://www.rheem.com/product/tankless-mid-efficiency-tankless-mid-efficiency-84-outdoorchecking the Specs/Docs section shows that information. Hope that helps!
1575688
There are two sizes of helmets. Junior size and Senior Size. For my 13U select team, 6 players needed the Junior Size and 4 needed the Senior Size. You should have your players try on the helmets to find the best fit. I initially ordered all Senior size helmets and had to ship back and reorder 6 Junior helmets. The vendor was very helpful and gave me full credit minus S&H; for the exchange.
871092
The youth model does NOT come with the lineman's rope and gear lanyard, but I believe all the other adult versions do. At least that was the case when I purchased a youth model in 2013.
930232
Not quite sure what you are asking. I do know this is a poorly made item(the Eton Amer. Red Cross). Great design but terrible quality..they all are..not impressed with Eton. I bought one sent & it back. I am going to buy the Kaito model instead. I'm hoping it is better made.
1229412
Go with the Ultra model....just a little sturdier. I have 2 boys. This model is good, but I think the Ultra model is a little heavier plastic.
1442384
Yes, I got one for my son...he's 9 and it fits him great, must add tho...he's got a big head as well, so u may won't to get a smaller size for him..but the helmet is a dang good deal, and a dang good helmet for dirt bikes and such..its a great buy..and has extra stuff that comes with it like gloves and goggles
367654
I ended up buying both, first the newer model (heavy duty) because they were the same price as last year's model. I needed more of them and noticed that they had reduced the price on last year's model so I bought those. They look a little different but the quality is the same. The only difference I notice is the look which you can see from the pictures.
676458
There is no difference. Vanquishers, men's and women's only come in one size. Youth Vanquishers are a little smaller. Size is altered by changing nose pieces (which they come with 3 extra sizes).
1487781
I always "assume" youth to be anything from 5th grade to 8th grade kids before high school. I bought a few of these for our 5th& 6th grade football team this past fall for our QB to use. I think this would be good for a 5'4" 125lb kid - boy or girl should be fine. It worked perfectly for our QB, who probably was maybe a bit smaller and still worked fine.
259921
I'm not sure. I got my 9 year old the 'varsity' size and it fits her perfectly. She has a lot of hair and a big head.
672073
Yes, I would suggest the miller helmet over a cheap one. And yes, I own both a miller and a cheap one from HF.
536313
I bought youth size a year ago for my daughter. She is using it for every game and really likes it. It takes a little time to get use to it. She is almost 12.
1448598
I don't know the answer to your question. The helmet that I purchased hurt my son's head, so I returned it and purchased a better one. Lucky Bums is the cheapest helmet available. I would recommend you either 1) buy a better quality helmet (like Smith) that fits better, or 2) rent a helmet at the slopes.
501539
I'm guessing they are supplied by different vendors. Probably both the same size, just labeled by the vendors differently. Great helmet by the way.