how much do the pins separately weight, and how much does the ball weight
272896
Not sure of the actual weights but the ball is too heavy to try to roll it along the sand. You have to heave it. The pins appear the same as regular ones. Game was a lot of fun. Well worth purchasing v
272897
I can't tell you. I bought this as a donation for a non-profit organization's use. I have held the pins and ball, but can't hazard a guess on weight other than to say they are not heavy and not super light. Light enough for children but not too light for teens or adults. All ages can use it.
272898
I have not weighed it but the ball is probably about 3.5 or 4 lbs. It's heavy enough to knock the pins over but light enough for a kid to handle it fairly easily. The pins are weighted with sand and slightly underweight in my opinion but it would be pretty easy to add a little extra sand. There's a little hole with a small plug so it would be easy to do. The problem with the pin weight is that it is difficult to get them to stand up in grass. Our solution was to pound a little indention in the ground for each pin but adding weight would probably be better I just haven't done it yet.
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After reading the response about grass, I have to say using it there never entered my mind. It comes with a padto set up the pins, and the organization I purchased it for uses it inside and on concrete outside. I did not realizethere was a hole to add sand, but I think that is a good suggestion to make the pins a little heavier and more stable.
1439253
Mine came with both I only use the drop pin. The ball is an add on item it's really made for drop pin. Both come in the box
837670
The manufacturer lists this ball head as supporting about 4 lb (~2 Kg). You can figure out what your camera weighs.
379082
Use the pins that come with the set to attach each ball to a string set. You are going to notice a difference in string patterns follow the pattern when instaling to make it look as shown in the picture. Send me an email address and will try to find and send you the email they send me with the instructions
1640114
They are very light weight maybe with all four it might work. Really not sure . The pins on them are very flimsy so I would be prepared for them to break quickly . You can still play with them and my husband made some of the pins out of cottor pins that held up much better. Hope that helps. My grandsons did still like them.
1674077
The weight of this cue is adjustable. Without any of the weight bolts, it weighs 18oz. With all weight bolts in, it weighs 21oz. Comes with two 1oz and two 1/2oz weight bolts.
804034
Hi Galen, It's easy! Providing your at an angle of about 45 degrees. Just drop the pick up end on the ball. The pin is what hold the ball in place. Be sure to twist the shaft according to the directions on the shaft to lock it in place, otherwise it"s tough to get the pick up over the ball. Good Luck.
916317
I don't know how much it weighs but my sister-in-law used it for my mother-in-law and she has a pin in her wrist and cannot lift any thing very heavy. She used it for several years with no problems.
548324
On the ball it shows 5 oz. I bought them to use in a pitching machine and found some of them pitched high and some was lower. I did not know if it was the machine or the balls. When I check the weight of the balls I found they where between 5 oz to 5.25 oz. If I used the same weight ball it was pretty much the same area when it was pitched.
1356197
I would say probably not. It's not for performance. It's basically for entrance into the game or as a spare ball (which can add pins to the average). Unless you have pinpoint accuracy it probably won't get you any high games or consistent scores
1279296
Not sure how much it weighs but they are heavy. Very well made. The nozzles have clamps on them, I go and buy my own, so you can tighten them as much of you want.
1419908
I think the pins are plastic. The weighs are a bit noisy during motions that flip the weights upside-down. It's not too loud, but it could annoy others if they're sleeping or watching tv.
1697553
Yes. But this is made for a universal ball. You just need the smaller pin it sounds like.
1138218
The tips are glued. I can't tell you the weight in grams, but the cues are of a medium weight.
1851759
My bowling ball is an 8 lb. ball. It feels a little heavier than my friend's 8 lb. ball. Due to an injury to my arm my sports medicine doctor wants me to use an 8 lb. ball. I think my ball is the best ball there is. I like the color, the feel of the ball, and the positional manipulations I can accomplish with my Ebonite Maxim Captain Midnight bowling ball.
787276
Honestly, I use a 15 lb ball. Most people will tell you to use the full 16 for carrying weight on the backend, but because I don't play full time or many leagues at once, I tend to find myself really tired going in to game 3 if I use 16 instead of 15 lbs. I can adjust my ball speed to make up for the pound loss in "hitting power". Plus, I've noticed over the years that the differential numbers tend to be higher in 15 vs 16, which gives you more hook.
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Tough question! But found that my kitchen scale will weigh in Grams :) Weighted 3 balls, each ball was between 70 to 72 grams. Got these for my Grand kids. I got a set for me and Grandpa too but we have not become proficient :)