Is the Avantree Sacool or these joggers better for jumping rope?
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I would say the Sacools, as they are "in ear" headphones, these kind of just sit on the outside of your ear... so they will be more prone to "hopping off" of your ear, but then again... depending on your head size the band that goes around the back of your head may do a good enough job of holding them on... someone with a small head I would think might have some difficulty...
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I've jumped rope with these and with JayBird BlueBud Xs and these work better. The BlueBuds sound much better, but the Avantree Jogger Pros are very light weight and don't move when jumping rope. My experience with several of these types of headphones is this: Any earbuds that require insertion into the ear canal have a tendency to fall out when you're active. The Jogger Pros have a tip that sits in your ear, but not your ear canal, so they don't have that problem. But, you sacrifice sound quality.
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The pro series kangoo jumps are harder to jump with...unless you are a serious athlete. The other ones are just different colors.
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I find it best for vertical activity. it would create drag for horizontal swimming. it is great for vertical activity though!
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I have a "regular" that fits average people of average buoyancy (adjustable belt goes from skinny to pretty heavy easily). These are not shoes like my older set, they are ankle wraps as far as I can see. No weights, floatable foam (resistance from water gives you workout, not weights. Same for dumbells- foam. Youtube offers videos of product.
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I am partially paralyzed and use these to build up strength with leg exercises. They're kind of 'poofy' but you CAN cinch them pretty tightly with the velcro straps so they dont slide up and down. They're larger and bulkier than ankle weights which are a pre-set weight though. I think for running or walking I'd prefer something a bit more sleek. These are perfect for my stationary exercises, but I don't think I'd choose them for running. Just my personal preference. Hope this helps!
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I am partially paralyzed and use these to build up strength with leg exercises. They're kind of 'poofy' but you CAN cinch them pretty tightly with the velcro straps so they dont slide up and down. They're larger and bulkier than ankle weights which are a pre-set weight though. I think for running or walking I'd prefer something a bit more sleek. These are perfect for my stationary exercises, but I don't think I'd choose them for running.Just my personal preference. Hope this helps!
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hard to say! the difference is that you gonna have to use rope, ladder and chin-up bar. so I would say a little more space is needed. there's "a lot" of jumping involved! specially in the vertical plyo day.
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I'm a Triathlon Coach - I have my Athlete's use both pairs - I coach all women - 30yr Triathlete This pair you have to "think" more about using your kick - the gold being shorter and stiffer will hold more true to form w/o much user input - roger@rgartman.com
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If you want a lasting pair of power jumping stilts that you can use through your adult years, then I would recommend getting a pair of the 158-198lb model, but you will not be able to jump until your reach the minimum weight class, however, getting this model is ideal for learning how to walk on them quickly. This was great for me; I bought this pair of stilts when I weighted 115, and within a year of growing, I was a tiny bit less then the weight requirement. So if you want a better "stilt" experience, this is the one to go with, but if you want a better "spring" to do high jumps and adrenaline rushing flips, you should probably get a lower weight model. If you want a lasting pair of power jumping stilts that you can use through your adult years, then I would recommend getting a pair of the 158-198lb model, but you will not be able to jump until your reach the minimum weight class, however, getting this model is ideal for learning how to walk on them quickly. This was great for me; I bought this pair of stilts when I weighted 115, and within a year of growing, I was a tiny bit less then the weight requirement. So if you want a better "stilt" experience, this is the one to go with, but if you want a better "spring" to do... » Read More If you want a lasting pair of power jumping stilts that you can use through your adult years, then I would recommend getting a pair of the 158-198lb model, but you will not be able to jump until your reach the minimum weight class, however, getting this model is ideal for learning how to walk on them quickly. This was great for me; I bought this pair of stilts when I weighted 115, and within a year of growing, I was a tiny bit less then the weight requirement. So if you want a better "stilt" experience, this is the one to go with, but if you want a better "spring" to do high jumps and adrenaline rushing flips, you should probably get a lower weight model. « Show Less
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Hello, the answer is: Both. Better if you use them before injuries while playing sports, but if you have any injury you can use them for recovery and avoid the pain of walk and misstep. Regards...
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The narrow will probably be better for running than the wide. However, the wide isn't bad for running.
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Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other... » Read More Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie « Show Less
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It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :)
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I don't have the aqua jogger for Aerobics but I would say there is no difference, because that's what I do with the belt that I have I think it makes it easier I'm disabled and it makes it easier for me to do water aerobics
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There is a clip provided so you can take up slack. Works for running so should work for skipping.
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I wouldn't recommend this version for activities where there is the potential for them to have a lot of sweat around. Bose makes a sport version that have better resistance to sweat. They do stay in the ear very well
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The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic folding mechanism. The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic... » Read More The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic folding mechanism. « Show Less