would these work for a beginner?
988603
My daughter is 6, these are her first pair, she's never skated before now... She's really doing well learning in them.
2152054
Not necessarily, but not because they're bad. When you first start you will miss often resulting in chipped and bent blades. There are sets which are less expensive without being cheap and are better suited for someone who is learning and going to abuse their blades a bit. One you've dialed it in and are sure it's a hobby for you, then upgrade to a set like this.
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!
843637
I don't think so. I tried them out for just work use (retail), and they were falling apart (I had a hole in the pad area) in less than a week. I don't imagine they'd hold up too well with more vigorous use.
1786683
They should work just fine for any beginner or intermediate bow. It would be helpful to know the length of a dull draw on the bow you own though
1097472
I would think that would be no problem...hope you enjoy them not bad for the price
2239379
The purple ones work the best. If you are just starting out then start with these.
270600
I'd say so. For the price and quality of the blades, definitely good for practice and learning.
21705
Yes I have tried many many string companies they are good for beginners you want to do slide or want string they are easy to move around with these strings in my best are great the sound of the new strings do not wear off in a day as other strings do, if I was you I would go with these strings
230440
Probably... I got them for my wife to watch birds. They are light to carry & bright to look through. She likes 'em. If you are new to binoculars, yes you will like 'em and they will serve you well. If you are familiar with full sized ones (i.e. boat anchors that require a mono/tripod to use - you will be disappointed. But for a general set of small, light and powerful - they are a good choice.
490587
I'd say no. 1. These won't stay on the way you want. (Especially if you're doing kicking drills etc.) They slip and you'll spend more time being annoyed and adjusting than training. 2. The material is cheap. I kept having to come up with new fixes for these. Now they just sit in my closet. Actually I might as well throw them out. 3. They're actually not that heavy. I've worn combat boots that were heavier.
1471923
Hmm. They are very easy to use so I believe they would work for you better than ones that need to be adjusted. I LOVE these!
1497315
Yes Ashley I would recommend these skates for a beginner. They are very adjustable and easy to adjust too, they have good balance and beautiful too. My daughter is five as well and they are perfect for her. Hope this helps.
1535956
They are certainly better than the no name brand binoculars that you can buy for 10.00 at your local sporting goods store. For an adult they are perfectly serviceable (though there are likely better options) but for a child they will work fine. I use mine all the time and though they aren't the sharpest image producers, they work fine for the occasional user.
801480
Generally, using a pedal is more for intermediate and above players not beginners, but if that is important to you than I suggest checking some of the better models. A beginner can have fun and be inspired to learn with this model. The earphone jack is 1/4 inch so with an adapter, probably any headphone would work sufficiently. Good luck,
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.
2153535
I believe so. My 10 yr old son is a beginner and just starting lessons, but I wanted to give him something he can grow with.