I'm torn between the Harmony and the Fusion. I like the Harmony $ and colors, but curious about Fusion's density (comfy for knees etc). Thoughts?
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of... » Read More Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time. « Show Less
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I love the mat. Great grip(I do hot yoga ) and holds up against sweat. It is dense thought I do put a cheap mat underneath. Most would be ok without but I am very sensitive to pressure in my knees.
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Advice for people with healthy knees: If you're alright with doubling over the mat for positions which put your weight on your knees, then go for the Harmony. The Harmony mat bends and unbends really easily. I never feel hassled when I fold the mat over to protect my knees. Also, Harmony's thinness makes it ideal for balance poses. I sometimes find that cushier mats affect my balance. However, if you suffer from knee issues, then disregard everything I just said and get the density. My husband has had knee surgery after sports accidents, thus he uses thick mats because of existing miniscus damage. It's imperative that he do so, because knee issues never go away and only get worse over time.
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I also have the Tudia Melody case, and while it's decent, I find the Cruzerlite to be superior. It just feels more solid on the edges. Also, and this is just personal opinion, I feel that it looks better.
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The only reason I chose Fusion was that it had much better support than Parallels. If you have trouble, Fusion gets back to you. Parallels does not. Although, Parallels may have changed its tune since then, so you may want to do a little more research.
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I have the Fusion Black Case but I assume they're all the same in terms of protection. Although I try to be careful, I have dropped my phone off my lap once or twice when standing up and it has protected the phone well - no scratches that I've detected. I am very happy with the product. It's good and not too bulky like most cases.
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I don't have experience with the luvvitt...but I definitely would pick ringke fusion! I dropped my phone yesterday and NOTHiNG is scratched/broken :) made my day.
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I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post.... » Read More I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with Joyo, I would imagine based on price, they should sound somewhat about the same, however if the cost is "much less" I would think the quality and workmanship may be a factor.
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I am currently running Sundown SA 12's In the enclosure. Jl is great I have owned 12W7's before but no turning back for me. Only issue is they knocked off my rear view mirror. You can get SA 12s around 199 a piece, to me outstanding value for their insane performance
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Hey Nerses,I see this review has been generating some commentary. Did you end up getting the Groove Ultralight and how do you like it?Thanks,
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I suggest going for these ones rather than the M50 stock pads. Velour &gt;&gt;&gt; Pleather. I have an M50 and was very pleased when I changed the stock pads with these as it made the sound experience a bit better. I have seen pictures of pro700 mk2s having these velour pads and the owners loved it. Go for it! :)
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Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
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Almost the same as Osteo Bi Flex but has Vit D3. I used both for a long time with no results. Ended having both knees and 1 shoulder replaced and not real happy with that but can at least walk on uneven ground, yard. Wait until at least 60 if possible as I had my knees done in 2005 @ 58 and seem wore out again. I am not one to sit around and fighting to the end, whatever that means. Good luck but don't waste your money.
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Just ordered the Lanzar, will let you know in a couple of weeks. If it feels right try it.Price, as long as your not looking to hear it two blocks away, as long as it compliments your music, and you are happy it's right.
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I agree with a previous answer, V-Modas definitively fit way better... Beats tend to give you a ear-ache after a while!!
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Raven, I'm not familiar with the DonJoy. As I am putting off a total knee replacement this brace has been really great. It's not an "off the shelf" brace these people in India actually custom make it to your leg dimensions you provide. The fit is perfect and the reinforcement is great along with being very comfrotable. My knee problem is I have no ligaments in the back of my knee, they were torn years ago in an automobile accident, and there is nothing holding my knee together. It has been operated on two times and can't be fixed except with replacement or fuse the joint together. Raven, I'm not familiar with the DonJoy. As I am putting off a total knee replacement this brace has been really great. It's not an "off the shelf" brace these people in India actually custom make it to your leg dimensions you provide. The fit is perfect and the reinforcement is great along with being very comfrotable. My knee problem is I have no ligaments in the back of my knee, they were torn years ago in an automobile accident, and there is nothing holding my knee together. It has been operated on two times and can't be fixed except with replacement or fuse the joint together.
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I love mine, but it depends more on personal fit, i.e., where your 'sit bones' are. This one is perfect for me, with the open design for the soft parts. It is very comfortable for the long rides.
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I'd also go Gladius. I've used both. It fits snugger, has a better handle/kickstand design, and just seems like a better case in my opinion.