Do you find the 13 inch Trigger Point roller is long enough for all the body's areas, or do you feel the 26 inch model would have been better?
1440147
I think it depends on both your body size and the area(s) you'd like to focus on. I have a very small frame at 5'1" and I need to focus on my back/shoulders. It's JUST big enough. It's plenty big enough for rolling other areas, but if I had it to do again is likely get the 26" model. I do really love the thing, such a perfect degree of texture/firmness. Smooth foam rollers never got enough, rumble roller much too painful for my numberius trigger points (and I can stand a good bit of pressure). Hope that helps!
1440148
I personally feel the 13 is long enough for me, but I primarily use this for my it band. If you are wanting to do more back work a 26 may be better for you.
1440149
I think you should consider your body. I'm a thin woman 5.5 feet and 114 lbs and it is enough for me.
1495235
You could still operate it. If you have lots of pain in that area, it may be difficult to operate, otherwise you should be fine. This one is 3-4 inches to long for me and I am 5'8". If you are taller than that, it will be fine for you but if the same size or shorter, I would look at the 32" one. Even the one with the pistol handle, which might work better for your arthritis. Hope this helps in your decision.
1480377
6.6 inches??! No way, it's 3 inches long max, it fits the trigger guard great on my AR-15 and Remington 870. 6.6 inch would not fit any trigger that I know of, it must be a mislisting, I didn't see that before, but the size is good for my triggers.
1071230
Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice!
1784865
I bought the right hand version. I plan on purchasing the left as well. I carry a full size Taurus PT1911 and it's pretty heavy, so I tend to carry it in the small of my back. I prefer the handle to be facing to the right then as it's more comfortable for me. It's a good holster, and I've used it quite a bit.
396709
I would get the longer version unless you are going to be do a lot of hiking/packing with it. I've had other shooting sticks and this is the best one yet.
993685
I believe it will depend on the length of arrow you order. The are available in 3 different lengths. My son has a shorter draw because he is a smaller person so the 26 inch works great. If you are a teen or young adult you most likely will be using a longer arrow because you have a stronger/longer draw and 30 inches would be okay. If you are hunting game a different bow is most likely in order....these are good for practice targets.
778470
If you're on the shorter/average size, then I feel like they can slightly get in the way. I'm 5' 9" and while I've learned to deal with it, I have contemplated taking the leg foam rollers off. I have no experience with the other model you mentioned, so I can't really help you there. But from what I've seen of it, I think that model would be a good choice.
2209485
Really depends on your preference. If you like the grip close to the head (better control, I think), then a short handle may work well, even with huge hands. Otherwise, I'd go for the longer version.
1071231
Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun,... » Read More Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! « Show Less
1431096
The length of travel seems pretty standard to me for most shoots. I do however find myself at times wishing It where a bit longer so a 60" may work best for you. Plus this version does not hold a lot of weight. Example. My 5dmkiii with extended life battery grip plus lense seems to bend the slider when the camera is fully extended to either side while the slider is mounted on a tripod. If you plan on using a similar setup especially in a 60" length, Opt for the next level up slider, The k5.Hope this helped.
116228
We recently changed our size to a more economical size of 18", which we have found to be the perfect size for everyone. The feedback we received for Jaifor customers were that the 36" rollers were too big and bulky and were tough to store and take with. We also discovered that the 18" rollers last much longer now.Is there anything we can do to get you to purchase our roller today?
1195475
I did buy the 16 inch and use it mostly for small projects- whirlygigs-banks-etc, I have run into several situations where I could have used the extra depth. I end up doing some juggling of the piece to get it done but the 21 would have made it easier.
995611
I have large hands as well and I comfortably use a near palm grip. You can full palm grip it though.
405254
Larger is much better. Perforation on all sides is much better, so performance is much better and faster. I love mine!!
396708
i have the shorter version, and it serves me well , the longer one did not closed down enough for my hunting style, lots of hiking and shooting down steep canyons, sit down and measure the height from the ground to your comfortable shooting position, that should give you an idea which one will work for you. but i do endorse this product
1358899
11 inch will probably work. Measure you firearm from the end of the barrel to a vertical line going up from the end of the grip. I use a 13 inch for a 5.5 inch barrel. Incidentally, my 13 inch version actually measures 14 inches long.