what is the difference between strutz sole angel and strutz sole angel pro?
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From what I understand the difference is that the Strutz Sole Angel is the 1st edition of the struts & doesn't have as much cushioning as the Pro option offers. The Pro is made out of a softer gel material that is much better & more durable than the Angel variety. But, the real "Pro" option does cost significantly more as you'll notice. The real "Pro" is the Blue ones listed here (I believe) & the regular, Angel struts are the ones you'll see that are in the Green color. I hope this info helps as I'm also putting a pair of the real "Pros" in my cart right now as I write this! :)
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From what I understand the difference is that the Strutz Sole Angel is the 1st edition of the struts & doesn't have as much cushioning as the Pro option offers. The Pro is made out of a softer gel material that is much better & more durable than the Angel variety. But, the real "Pro" option does cost significantly more as you'll notice. The real "Pro" is the Blue ones listed here (I believe) & the regular, Angel struts are the ones you'll see that are in the Green color. I hope this info helps as I'm also putting a pair of the real "Pros" in my cart right now as I write this! :) From what I understand the difference is that the Strutz Sole Angel is the 1st edition of the struts & doesn't have as much cushioning as the Pro option offers. The Pro is made out of a softer gel material that is much better & more durable than the Angel variety. But, the real "Pro" option does cost significantly more as you'll notice. The real "Pro" is the Blue ones listed here (I believe) & the regular, Angel struts are the ones you'll see that are in the Green color. I hope this info helps as I'm also putting a pair of the real "Pros" in my cart right now... » Read More From what I understand the difference is that the Strutz Sole Angel is the 1st edition of the struts & doesn't have as much cushioning as the Pro option offers. The Pro is made out of a softer gel material that is much better & more durable than the Angel variety. But, the real "Pro" option does cost significantly more as you'll notice. The real "Pro" is the Blue ones listed here (I believe) & the regular, Angel struts are the ones you'll see that are in the Green color. I hope this info helps as I'm also putting a pair of the real "Pros" in my cart right now as I write this! :) « Show Less
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The Strutz Pro has a wider, fatter cushion. Sole angel seems better for ball of foot pain and smaller. I prefer the Pro hands down. Hint: Keep one to wash and one to wear.
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Yes, The Strutz Pro also comes in beige but only from Lovemystrutz.com or Footsmart.com
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One model is higher easier to get on an off the machine. This is the price difference
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I bought the pro myself. I wondered the same question before I bought, but decided on the pro for the simple reason I figured the pro would work more heavy duty. Mine works great and I'm happy with the purchase.
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I think they are similar the 2 in one is the starter it comes with the pads to start a person and the other you just buy it and use the same stuff just don't have the extras in it.
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The pro model is just built to take more punishment, it's thicker and stronger than the basic one. If you are just in your back yard plinking the basic one will work just fine, but if you want to go hiking or put any significant strain on it, I would go for the professional version. It will last for years, I think the only con with it would be it being slightly heavier than the basic model.
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The professional version has a wider cleaning path and larger canister capacity. The regular one comes with a small, motorized "pet hair" brush, while the professional one comes with a "bare floor" attachment. Other than those few things, they are the same (besides color)
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The shape of the bars is different between the copilot and the propilot. They have updated the copilot since I have purchased it to have this, but at the time the pro was the only one with a step over design, something I wanted for my younger son. I feared that in the event that something happened and he flew forward, this gives a little more space for him to drop off and catch himself without being racked. The propilot has a nicer build quality than the copilot, but neither is outstanding compared to the more expensive models in this category of bikes. I have had it a while now and I take my son who is 6 on desert trails for 7 miles and he seems to do ok so we are happy with it. The shape of the bars is different between the copilot and the propilot. They have updated the copilot since I have purchased it to have this, but at the time the pro was the only one with a step over design, something I wanted for my younger son. I feared that in the event that something happened and he flew forward, this gives a little more space for him to drop off and catch himself without being racked. The propilot has a nicer build quality than the copilot, but neither is outstanding compared to the more expensive models in this category of bikes. I have had it a while now and I take... » Read More The shape of the bars is different between the copilot and the propilot. They have updated the copilot since I have purchased it to have this, but at the time the pro was the only one with a step over design, something I wanted for my younger son. I feared that in the event that something happened and he flew forward, this gives a little more space for him to drop off and catch himself without being racked. The propilot has a nicer build quality than the copilot, but neither is outstanding compared to the more expensive models in this category of bikes. I have had it a while now and I take my son who is 6 on desert trails for 7 miles and he seems to do ok so we are happy with it. « Show Less
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An advantages of the pro is that it has a greater run-time 12hrs compared to 8hours. Comparing them side by side the standard led is slightly greenish while the pro is a bit purple, the pro seems to be whiter. The pro seems to have a slightly larger spread of light which is confirmation of the larger number of lumens but slightly smaller beam distance.
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The fact is, THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE. I called the Rancho tech for the same reason. His answer was, They are the same. He wouldn't admit it, but it's just a marketing thing. He said they had changed their web site, but it's still the same. I really like the way these struts leveled out my Titan. The ride is much improved. Doug Jones
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I know of no differences. The look exactly a like and are the same dimension as the ones from Cubie. I bought two from Sunfounder and they both are running software from Cubie.org
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The Stamina AeroPilates offers a base lower priced model 272 which offers the reformer with no stand. As the models go up they offer a stand, wider base, and larger rebounder. The Pro XP557 was made four inches longer than the AeroPilates Pro XP556 and offers a wooden platform. We have found the best selling model to be the 700 Premier Reformer. It offers a larger, trapezoidal carriage and cushion for added support, wider footbar, 2" larger rebounder, supports heights up to 6'4" and weight up to 300 lbs. Connie -MassageSupplier-PilatesSupplier
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I only have the regular version; however, when I compared the "pro" specs to mine the "pro" has a larger display because the button was moved to the underside of watch from the face of the watch. It appears to have a slimmer design too. The pro can calculate a gas change of up to 100% whereas I can set up to 50%. Digital downloading has been improved with an optional USB interface to both PC (Dive Organizer) ad MAC (Divers Diary) software. Otherwise, the 2008 puck has same features as "pro" and I hope to continue using mine w/Oceanic backup computer. Love my Mares Puck!
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I ordered the pro because I'm using it for my personal training studio. Usually with products, price increase and 1 step up from the original should be considered as a better product. Diameter, sturdiness and material make the difference.
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This is the metal version. I don't know about the pro model, but I can tell you that it is a little bit lighter than a $500 ice roller that I got with my laser. I actually prefer this one, and it is 1/10 the price! My patients love it.
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Very different products. One is the professional line (designer) and the other is more of the home product. The pro line seems more robust, the battery last longer, and is much closer to the regular corded models. That's the one I would go with.
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The certainly look the same but I don't know which came first. What I do know is the Waring Pro ES1500 Pro is a piece of crap. It appears you don't get what you pay for with espresso/cappuccino machines. I have had a Krups that ruled over this thing, just wasn't as pretty. I still have it, still hate it.