Re: Woo vs Xensr
Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 2:35 am
Just got my XENSR and tried it side by side with the Woo.
I was really hoping the XENSR was going to be more than it was. I think the Xensr is way more accurate than the Woo. I have tried putting three woos on my board before and each one of the the woos would give me different height readings and hangtime readings. Its really not very accurate.
If you sent it aggressively your woo is going to give you higher readings than if you are are more "elegant" jumper. We have two guys at our park who are big boosters one guy just sends it through sheer muscle and force. Just send its and boosts. The other guy works more with finesse. He outboosts the muscle guy all the time, but the woo always shows muscle guy 15 feet higher. 30 feet vs 45 feet even though we all see finesse guy is going way higher.
So i was really hoping the xenr would be much more accurate. It gives more data and is a better product in my opinion, unfortunately the interface and UX/UI is complete garbage and woo totally nailed the community aspect of the device. I think ill stick to woo.
I was really hoping the XENSR was going to be more than it was. I think the Xensr is way more accurate than the Woo. I have tried putting three woos on my board before and each one of the the woos would give me different height readings and hangtime readings. Its really not very accurate.
If you sent it aggressively your woo is going to give you higher readings than if you are are more "elegant" jumper. We have two guys at our park who are big boosters one guy just sends it through sheer muscle and force. Just send its and boosts. The other guy works more with finesse. He outboosts the muscle guy all the time, but the woo always shows muscle guy 15 feet higher. 30 feet vs 45 feet even though we all see finesse guy is going way higher.
So i was really hoping the xenr would be much more accurate. It gives more data and is a better product in my opinion, unfortunately the interface and UX/UI is complete garbage and woo totally nailed the community aspect of the device. I think ill stick to woo.