What is the difference between Medium (7-10) and MD (7.5 - 10)?
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Hey Bill. I don't know for sure. but I guess the one is slightly bigger. I asked google quickly and it says that MD also stands for medium making no difference on that aspect. I do have to say though: the fins aren't nearly as stiff as i was hoping and provide very little power.they did however work well for me after breaking my ankle because they put less stress on my sensitive joint. this is definitely not a bodyboarding fin but will be fine for snorkeling or for a bit of extra power for body surfing. Enjoy shopping.Ieuan
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Same thing. I fit in the large and wear a 10.5 in men's. They do tend to run narrow, but length wise they are quite adaptable, if you are on the edge I would size up
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I think is the same. But, I would like to advice you that if you are planning to use them at the ocean they are not very appropriate. The straps tend to lose and or to drift away and the system is not very stable. I can only use them at them pool. For waves there are other models with fixed strap that are more functionals. Hope this help
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Really depends on your style of playing however medium guage would be my recommendation
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I agree as well, medium but they do soften up after a short time. I just bought a 2ed one I like it so much.
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I am not sure. Whoever listed it originally put it that way. Our information (from the manufacturer) is as follows:Small is 32A - 36AMedium is 34B - 38CWe sell about twice as many mediums as smalls.Hope this helps!GaryBaronBob
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9mm in general isn't common, that being said, neither are the 5mm or 6mm. M3 is usually 5.5; M4 is 7, M5 is 8, M6 is 10, and M8 is 13 (euro) or 12 (japan). This really needs the 13mm. And 5.5mm is the same as 7/32". 11mm is sometimes used for fitting, so not really useful in a nut driver set.
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It's mil, not mm. Easy mistake to make.A mil is 1/1000th of an inch. 50 mil is 1/20th of an inch.
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Get the Medium.. you may still end up taking out a link or two to get it right :)
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In my opinion, light is easy on the fingers all 6 strings. Medium light still has the easy 1-3 strings, but the lower end E,A,B are a little larger, and carry or more pronounced tone. Medium is just a larger version of the lights. Look at the diameter listed on the strings and this writing will make sense. Tonality, and or how hard you strum, your finger tolerance, all play a role in what you will best like. I prefer medium light, the lower tones sustain longer, and the fingers are not as chewed up on the higher notes.
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On the 10mL the major gradient is in 1mL, the minor are 0.2 mL. On the 50mL the major is 10mL and the minor is 1 mL. On the 100 mL the major is 10 mL and the minor is 1 mL. The markings are clear, easy to read, and of a brown/yellow color.
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No difference. 700-28 mm refers to size of tire. 700 mm is roughly 28 in (diameter) and 28 mm is the thickness
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According to the manufacturer's website, small = 17xx or smaller, medium = 19xx or smaller, and large = 23xx or smaller
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Hello Depending on the listing M and Medium are referring to the same size. It depends on the listing from the 3rd party sellers. As far as differences I believe there are none. Just new colors offered.Thank You
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I have a pom too. And I believe I purchased the medium... works great. I don't know the difference between the sizes.
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the 7-7 is a copper color{ medium is the level being a 7}---- 7-77 also copper but more intense this has a bit more of a warmer copper being a bit darker,,,,i hope I was helpful
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Medium. If that doesn't work, contact their customer service dept. and they will exchange for one that will. Good luck and hope you are as happy with yours as we were!
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Small: 7" diameter, 4" deep. Medium: 8 1/2" diameter, 5" deep. Large: 10 1/2" diameter, 6 1/2 " deep.
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With my experience standard is more medium it is not slow or fast ....must be the word for in-between :) Hope that helps