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
391438
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
391439
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
570590
Purely a guess, but to me the Medium looks larger and the add does say the Medium holds 4 lbs. while the 2lb holds two lbs.
1523772
It's definitely medium. Not hard or soft, very comfortable. I've been using it for about 10 months.
1769183
The perfect amount in my opinion. I would say somewhere between medium and super fine. It comes out about the consistency of loose tobacco if you were to unroll a cigarette. Slightly thicker.
953142
This is 10 Medium. It's very firm, but also has a lot of stretch and flexibility.
1789942
It's different from a standard matterest. It seems to conform to you. So I would say medium to firm.
1978405
My son has been using standard since he was born. We tried using medium but it was too fast for him. He's 10 months now be he still prefers standard.
1200649
With my experience standard is more medium it is not slow or fast ....must be the word for in-between :) Hope that helps
64522
Get the Medium.. you may still end up taking out a link or two to get it right :)
1967705
24mm (medium)... I do enjoy the convenience of this product since its one piece, but I would HIGHLY suggest you check out pumpin pal shields. They're extremely comfortable. I use those at work and these as backup at home
2133624
Sorry, I check it again. I think the Medium will be good enough for you. Hope this will help.
1884408
The first # is magnification and the second # is the diameter of the objective lens in mm. 8x42 means 8x magnification with a objective lens of 42mm diameter. Therefore 8X42 vs. 10X42 indicates a difference in magnification with same objective lens diameter. You can adjust the eyepiece spacing to match the viewer's eyes.
1927420
The product comes with a size small and a size large band, so you choose which one and can do whatever with the other one. There is no need for a medium because they're so many different options of size between the small and large.
625286
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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I would say same medium. Good for me, I am heavy and it works great for me, also have real bad back. It helps with the support. On the other hand my wife doesn't like it so much, she said sinks in to much, as you see from my opinion it's as different as day and nite. Good luck.
911841
I have read one study and several articles with no indication this would cause an issue. The difference between 10 and 11 is very small.
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medium.buy the aluminum one,this one is flimsy ,my non aggressive dog easily pushed through the access cover and we had to replace the unit. (actually 2 of them)