Can someone please explain the different models? I don't have lung problems but need to strengthen my diaphragm and don't know which model to get.
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Check out the POWERbreathe website (www.powerbreathe.com) and they have a table which shows the resistance. If you have lung problems I think they would suggest the Level 1 model and certainly not the Level 3. The resistance on the Level 1 begins lower than the Level 2 and at the highest setting is equal to half that of the Level 2. If you would not classify yourself being "moderate to very fit" [Level 2] then I would definitely suggest Level 1 "Introductory Level for New Users".I would also recommend getting the McConnell's book "Breathe Strong, Perform Better". It was very helpful in understanding how to do inspiratory muscle training. Check out the POWERbreathe website (www.powerbreathe.com) and they have a table which shows the resistance. If you have lung problems I think they would suggest the Level 1 model and certainly not the Level 3. The resistance on the Level 1 begins lower than the Level 2 and at the highest setting is equal to half that of the Level 2. If you would not classify yourself being "moderate to very fit" [Level 2] then I would definitely suggest Level 1 "Introductory Level for New Users".I would also recommend getting the McConnell's book "Breathe Strong, Perform... » Read More Check out the POWERbreathe website (www.powerbreathe.com) and they have a table which shows the resistance. If you have lung problems I think they would suggest the Level 1 model and certainly not the Level 3. The resistance on the Level 1 begins lower than the Level 2 and at the highest setting is equal to half that of the Level 2. If you would not classify yourself being "moderate to very fit" [Level 2] then I would definitely suggest Level 1 "Introductory Level for New Users".I would also recommend getting the McConnell's book "Breathe Strong, Perform Better". It was very helpful in understanding how to do inspiratory muscle training. « Show Less
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This blue one should works for 'current' you, For me It basically covered most of range
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Personally, I don`t feel very stable while working out on this twist model, I`d rather have the classic model. I also found that my sports shoes were slipping too, couldn`t clutch onto the surface. For this reason I`ll sell it and get the old model that I had before. I work out regularly in a gym but I bought this appliance because I don`t have time to go the guy as much as I`d like since I can take my kids with me.
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Just bought a pair at a local sporting goods store. They're supposed to have bigger ball bearings (thus smoother rotation) and appear bigger than the original Perfect Pushups. Also they're manufactured by a different company, although both endorsed by the same creator, Alden Mills. Also they're about double the price. I would say they're worth it if you don't mind the price tag.
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I forgot to mention the Spinner Elite model is what you want to get. There is a reason why the health clubs use that model. They are better than other brands and models.
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They are basically designed for the same uses. The different models are just different quality.
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I am not very savvy to the differences, so my choice was made based on the influence of people that do cleaning. Basically they said that the canister tends to have more sucction and that the upright model tends to break more often/easier. So far mine is doing well, but I confess my usage is minimum as I live alone.
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William P I don't know about which version they have or what you r looking for in a pre workout my experience I would go with something else I gave mine away to someone I didn't like went back to no explode .Mr Hyde works also try jack 3 d on sale for 20.00$ @amazon good luck
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Not sure which model, checked entire unit and nothing..... Not even serial number to look up. I will check to see if I have manual tomorrow.Unit 2 yrs old still like new and works awesome. Super durable.Thought bottom pad would wear out but hasn't even come close to showing any wear.Just bought a TENS unit from Hi Dow company and like it better. Isolates problem area better and can use it alone.Both are chiropractic grade. Any other Questions just shoot.
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Well, I've not tried the 2.0, but I did some research on YouTube which helped me make up my mind. Basically, I bought the 1.0 because it's design seems to be more legit. Having experience with chem gear, I figured the 1.0 would seal better to my face. Reviews on the 2.0 revealed that it loops around the ears... I didn't think that was a sound design when running. The 1.0 does what it supposed to do, if what you desire is making your lungs work harder. It's got three setting attachments that will test your lung capacity and drive you delirious with enough effort. I almost passed out while sprinting with it when I first received it. I hope this helps. Happy to answer any other questions. Well, I've not tried the 2.0, but I did some research on YouTube which helped me make up my mind. Basically, I bought the 1.0 because it's design seems to be more legit. Having experience with chem gear, I figured the 1.0 would seal better to my face. Reviews on the 2.0 revealed that it loops around the ears... I didn't think that was a sound design when running. The 1.0 does what it supposed to do, if what you desire is making your lungs work harder. It's got three setting attachments that will test your lung capacity and drive you delirious with enough effort. I almost passed out while... » Read More Well, I've not tried the 2.0, but I did some research on YouTube which helped me make up my mind. Basically, I bought the 1.0 because it's design seems to be more legit. Having experience with chem gear, I figured the 1.0 would seal better to my face. Reviews on the 2.0 revealed that it loops around the ears... I didn't think that was a sound design when running. The 1.0 does what it supposed to do, if what you desire is making your lungs work harder. It's got three setting attachments that will test your lung capacity and drive you delirious with enough effort. I almost passed out while sprinting with it when I first received it. I hope this helps. Happy to answer any other questions. « Show Less
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I can't tell you what the differences are as I am not acquainted with those models. However I love the one I have. It has plenty of power and is very user friendly. Switches easily for different cleaning needs. I have no regrets with this vacuum.
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I think you should get the "platinum" model, not the cheaper original one or your feet won't clear the base properly. That is your main worry, so order from reputable source. Parts missing is likely to be a rarity, the other problem of the feet is a certainty. The machine will work the biceps and upper back muscles used to pull arms downward and backward quite well. It won't work triceps.
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I worried about the size of my compressor at first also. I have a Kobalt cheap 5.5 gallon 1 HP compressor and it ran the gun well. I also used a small pancake Porter Cable and it also ran it easy. That being said, the type of work and speed you do it really will determine what compressor will work better. If you're working at a slow pace and doing work yourself with one gun I think a small pancake compressor or any will work good. It will recover as you go. If you will be working fast and maybe have more guns, then you will need a bigger compressor that can keep up. If you're also buying a compressor and you have enough money to get, I would have loved to have the DeWalt model D55146. Thats a good compressor that can recover fast and is built to work better if you're a hardcore framer and or running 2 guns at one time.
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Whats the dif. between f4 an f6 besides price? I workout at home some on treadmil some doing interval training dvds i have never owed a hrm so wonderin whats best for me??
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After doing the product model comparisons and a lot of research I went with the 350 because it is the start of the more commercial type rebounder and I felt it would wear better and possibly last longer than the ones in the 220 class. Also, my starting weight was at almost 200 pounds, and I have already dropped 20 pouñds... ; ) If I was a smaller person, maybe I wouldnt have cared, but I am not. I love it so much. It gets my heart rate to go up almost immediately. Good lùck. I think you will be very happy with the bungee style cords. Very quiet when bouncing on it.
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If you are not already rough with your hands, then your grip strength doesnt actually matter IMO. you must toughen up your hands. These things are metal and cut in a diamond texture like a weight bar. You should really get a Trainer model if you don't already have somewhat beatup hands. Even if it proves to be easy to compress, you can always slow down the rep to improve effectiveness until you pick up the #1.
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Call Hydrofarm. I tried to find parts for a smaller HF airpump that finally quit but none are available. I was able cobble up a replacement diaphragm for it then ordered the same model you have. HF warranty and links to HF should be on Amazon HF listing somewhere.
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Not sure about the other models in requested comparison. My observations:- extremely effective. Moves huge volume of air.- Can be somewhat noisy. Low frequency buzz & "whoosh" of air- weak point is the angle adjustment which is governed by friction from a couple of washers and rubber grommets. Need to keep tight all the time. Suggest replacing with better/ larger fasteners