JTV offers s-lon in sizes 135, 240, and 400. to what do these numbers refer and how do they relate to size d and #18 referred to here on amazon
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sorry can't help with this question -- I have the same questions when dealing with different manufacturers and trying to compare size. I normally go to the actual manufacturer's site and ask them to compare their product to be sure I get what I need.
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For those that answered, PLEASE look at the drop down menu for the sizes. There are S,M,L,XL at the bottom. The person asking is trying to figure out what sizes those represent. He is not clueless and does not know what S,M,L etc mean.Theodore,Please select one of the S, M, L, then go down to the product details, it shows that the Medium is, "Item model number: 5-74290-120-COYOTE BROWN-34-34" No clue which number is length or waist, but it does show the numbers.Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I have used the 9/24" wrap at PT and it is a good size. When I ordered my own from Amazon I was sent the 6/18" by mistake and have been using that and it's OK. I would recommend the 9/24" as more all purpose, i.e. Back, knee, ankle.
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Hi there, what I have found is: 15 28.75 Depth 28.75 15 Height 31 16.5 the first set of numbers is the "216" model. please call 1-888-768-1710 for questions. Thank you for choosing Goedekers
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This one is for 20-18, we have other sizes available: 12-10, 16-14, and 22-24 Thanks for your interest Vince
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I believe this one in particular would only work for the frames of a 17,19,22,23,26,27 because they are the same width. I'd check for one that specifically says a 34. I could certainly be wrong. You can always return it.
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Thanks - I called the company and you are correct, I ordered the 735 and the 745 which, by the way, were $20 cheaper per pair via amazon. The problem was the way they list the sizes: 1. there is no explanation as to what X10, X20, X30, X40 mean; 2. then when you go to the infamous fitment guide they throw the 735 and 745 numbers at you. Point is - in the face of the testimonials and the warnings about insuring you order the right size, the consumer is left struggling with no confidence as to what size to buy.
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http://www.schuttsports.com/aspx/Sport/ProductCatalog.aspx?id=866That link has general sizing guide, where
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I would use the 2213 because in my experience if it is rated for 40 then that is about max. I always go one or two sizes bigger.
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18x8 is correct.........BUT really do not remember I took it to Japan for a friend... Try it... If not returns are EASY Amazon... Or modify them yourself.... Go ahead... You CAN do it...
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Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights.... » Read More Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. « Show Less
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If you look at the size chart and you see that your objective and ocular is close to a size. Some people will go to the size smaller or size larger. If you go smaller you can heat the rubber up in water and slide it on for a tight fit. If you go a size larger then you put a strip or two tape around it for a good fit as well for your ocular with a 1.69 you would either go size 18 or 19 size 18 is 1.67 and 19 is 1.70. Hope this helps. Here is two size charts for butler creek http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/07/21/butler-creek-scope-cover-chart-convenience/ And another awesome chart. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/learn/learndetail.aspx?lid=15840
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16 and 24 but you can call Weber ewith the Model # and they have the exact size.
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I have both the "large" and "deep" baskets that appear on this page. I don't have the tags on the baskets and am not sure which one is 16268006 so I'll give both dimensions. The large is 13" x 15 7/8" x 6" and the deep one is 13" x 15 7/8" x 9 3/4". I have many sizes in addition to these two and use them all over the house. With the exception of one, they have all held up well with relatively heavy use. The only one that I've had any problems with is one of the deep ones in which I have lots of heavy items in. The white plastic near the grey handle has started to crack but it hasn't kept me from using it. I'm just careful with that side. I have both the "large" and "deep" baskets that appear on this page. I don't have the tags on the baskets and am not sure which one is 16268006 so I'll give both dimensions. The large is 13" x 15 7/8" x 6" and the deep one is 13" x 15 7/8" x 9 3/4". I have many sizes in addition to these two and use them all over the house. With the exception of one, they have all held up well with relatively heavy use. The only one that I've had any problems with is one of the deep ones in which I have lots of heavy items in. The white plastic near... » Read More I have both the "large" and "deep" baskets that appear on this page. I don't have the tags on the baskets and am not sure which one is 16268006 so I'll give both dimensions. The large is 13" x 15 7/8" x 6" and the deep one is 13" x 15 7/8" x 9 3/4". I have many sizes in addition to these two and use them all over the house. With the exception of one, they have all held up well with relatively heavy use. The only one that I've had any problems with is one of the deep ones in which I have lots of heavy items in. The white plastic near the grey handle has started to crack but it hasn't kept me from using it. I'm just careful with that side. « Show Less
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note that us size 8 here corresponds to size 39, while most brands 8 is 38.5. I find 38 size system true to size.
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I don't think so, the 146 is fine, the 18 is fine, but the 80 is to tall, the measurement I get is only about 65-67mm.
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I was confused too. For some reason, Amazon gives the four choices as "2-D Cell" "Black" "4-D Cell" and "One Size" instead of "2-D Cell" "3-D Cell" "4-D Cell" and "6-D Cell". They have also merged the reviews for all four models into one set of reviews. Apparently, Amazon thinks this is an article of clothing that comes in one-size-fits-all.