I want to use these for bowling, Boise is too out of my price range. Are these good for bowling, etc?
2086391
I'm not sure about bowling, I wear them when I mow the lawn on my riding lawn mower :)
43412
I think they would be great. Although sturdy, they are fairly lightweight, compact and easy to grip. The neck strap is very comfortable. I use mine on the ranch, but I know people who use them for bird watching, so you can zero in on your favorite player and not miss a touchdown.
459836
Yes they are and there are some really good Darts out there that are of good quality and reasonably priced. Good luck and have fun.
105802
It all depends. Theres a point of making them bounce and there's a point where you'll sent them if you throw them to hard. You can bounce them 4 feet no problem. If you let them drop out f your hands a foot is about as high it will go. They arnt the best quality but they work for how i use them (beer pong.)Without knowing in which way/what game they will be used for during the festival game(s) I can't tell you if they would be suitable for you.
1590319
No, these are amazing! I bought a pair B stock for $230 off of Ebay (after $20 Bing cashback), and I love them! I have had them for several weeks now with no issues. The only minor expected problem is a tiny rattle in the left speaker when playing LOW bass, as in below 40 Hz. But it's very slight, and as I said, expected. For $230, I couldn't be happier. Here's the link to the speakers on eBay (sorry it's so long): http://cgi.ebay.com/Audioengine-5-Speakers-White-B-Stock-Free-Shipping_W0QQitemZ260493630912QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSpeakers_Subwoofers?hash=item3ca6a15dc0 The black pairs are all out unfortunately.
1835117
These are not low-light specials but will function more than adequately in most situations. They are however too big and powerful for theater use - these are great for distances of 50 to 500yds. Birds, people, sport - I bought them for golf at the US Masters. If you want theater binoculars, go for small and light-weight, not these - unless you are in the habit of walking into theaters with a brick hanging around your neck!
1173950
I don't think so. The cord is very long and might get tangled when bowling. They do fit snug and don't easily slip off. If I'm listening to music they do a great job of keeping all other sound blocked and sound doesn't 'leak' so others can't hear what I'm listening too.
1595065
I would recommend them but u have to take into consideration that there NOT THE BEST!! out of 10/- (7.1/2) if its under 30ft there great @65 hard to determine but possible to see I think u should ask for different options n specification for what u really looking 4. With that been said good Luck finding what u want . remember that just my opinion.
621505
I haven't used this item for those two specific sports. I bought them to play racquetball which has allot of cutting and bending and they have performed excellently.
1438189
I suppose the could be. I have small hands but felt they were too small for throwing. They didn't feel comfortable. Now, I gave them to my son--who has bigger hands--and he loves them and says that he is getting good at it. I gave him a book on how to throw also. I would say they are good for beginners based on my son's experience.
1579331
Yes. They are good for lower price/ chinese arrows. Have held up pretty well also and nice traditional look.
2048514
They are super bouncy, light, and about the size of a small baseball. They should be a good choice for your use case. Thanks!
1621185
They are great small binoculars. I don't see why not. I use them for stadium viewing. (Football games) isn't everything good on a beach in Hawaii?
105904
Either. They are entry level shoes for the casual bowler & not designed specifically for right or left dominance.
910780
I wouldn't use them for that. At first they were great.....but broke after about a month. Spend the extra money for a better pair.
2152056
They're a heavy knife to throw.. The price is right for them. I'd recommend buying 2 sets. Three knives are thrown fairly quickly and that makes for a lot of trips to and from the target. They do get knicked easily..if u can throw on grass,that's perfect. If not, use some kind of padding on the floor. They are very sharp out of the box. If your handles get knicked they can cut your hand. I'd recommend good ol electrical tape to cover the sharp edges. Happy throwing!
2036972
I agree with Kent. With some practice, you'll be fine. I've owned a few of these over the years and these are as good as they get. Have fun!