would these be good for beginners?
148013
yes! I ordered them for my wife who is a recreational skater. Ignore all the hardcore skater reviews.. These are perfect for going out and skating a couple of times a week.
148014
Yes. They are an excellent quality skate with great performance and stability.
436833
Yes if your buying a few different fifes and flutes to experience and compare. For a real beginner metal might be a bit cutting into soft fingers.
1339952
They are very easy to use once you get the hang of it. Enjoy & have a kick-ass workout! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX-Daef9fSQ
431248
They come with two extra sets of buds; one smaller size and one larger size. They should work for you. I think that for the price, they are worth a shot. They do sound good.
1857308
I certainly think that if you are just starting out with throwing knives, these are great for you.
164538
There is not a 7 or 9 I've only used them to practice... a great beginer set
1774443
This will be great for you if you consider yourself a beginner... budget wise, I found this product very reasonable price...
597987
I think they would work well. At this price, it is worth trying them. I think you would be happy with them (I have no afilliation with the company and have nothing to gain by saying this!)
1779351
They are good for plain old coloring if you want to spend the money on these. You may go through them a bit more quickly than say crayola ones because of the softness of these. I recommend you look into a big crayola kit if your looking for diversity in colors. Unless you plan on becoming an artist if your interested. Then by all means, these are a good start set.
923620
Absolutely! These arrows are perfect for a recurve of that size. Length of arrow is not an issue with a beginner, as long as they are not more than 1/4 the overall-length beyond the draw-length (in this case, up to 8")... longer than that, and they become too difficult to aim/shoot accurately with a low draw-weight. 20# is just fine for shooting these arrows (recommended range is 10-45#). My youngest shoots them from his 10# compound @ 25" draw... all day long!
2150708
They actually didnt work that well for me. Im only a beginner so there might be some user error, but ive had better guides before.
1079241
For a beginner myself, this is perhaps the best way to go about learning the basics of jewelry making. Even though the beads are not the highest quailty for some people. I found the were very nice and suited the purpose at the time.
622506
yes, i would suggest buying the TK-019's instead, much thicker and feel better for beginners
712061
I'm actually a beginner myself but played with them on and off and what a have found is that I like the sound better with the bottom heads off. It's a little work to get all of the nut holders off. Just do one, one of the toms, take the lower skin off and see if you like the sound better than the other Tom.
1869796
They are very easy to get the hang of. Very strong and haven't bent or dulled on me. They are a good set for beginners to experts.
2229993
I think they would be good. They have a clear, well defined mid-range, not muddled like two larger 'book shelf' speakers I already had. A (small) sub woofer would be a nice contrast.
1519682
Absolutely yes, they are not high end but good for small enclosuresYou willYes it can, you should use them in mid size to small boxesAnd push your gain a bit to get good response from lows.They are decent value for the size.