It's these or the MAC Knuckle Savers that I am currently sold on. How do these feel when your torquing on them? Do they cut into your hand like snapon
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Wrenches have a good feel to them, and do not cut into your hand and for the money you cannot go wrong. A good deal at twice the price, even then they are still cheaper than truck brands.
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I find the clips easy to open and I have lost a lot of strength in my hands due to age (no arthritis). I have had to buy all sorts of gadgets to assist me opening jar lids and even "hermetically sealed" packages, which I now cut open with kitchen shears..loss of strength in your hands can be quite disconserting! b.h.
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Michael, I'm not a gamer, but I find the wrist braces don't impair the movement of my wrists in any way. Needlework, however, is slower than gaming, so I might be comparing apples and oranges. On the other hand, doing needlework for hours on end with finicky little movements is pretty demanding of the entire wrist musculature and the nerves that pass through the wrist, so perhaps my experience can give you a little guidance. Also, they're worth trying---the price is certainly reasonable enough!
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I think they are. I use mine a lot and I only watch out for the top blade loping my finger off. They are excellent by the way. AND I never lose them.
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yes, I'd assume the average player could get one on the thumb, index fine but forget about the smaller size it's like a torture device strangling and digging into your finger. If you like fingerpicks you might like these, but I give up... all fingerpicks feel like crutches on my fingers so I'm going to try the glue on fingernails like classical guitarists sometimes resort to. You might have to buy two sets to have a comfortable situation happening if you like them at all. Well I just dug mine out and put them on again... the large one is the only one that feels comfortable to me.
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Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust & dirt and these grippers won't slip off the wood, as some have said happened to them. Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust &... » Read More Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust & dirt and these grippers won't slip off the wood, as some have said happened to them. « Show Less
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in not sure if they are made by jh Williams but the grips are a hard rubber but have a great grip and comfortable to they also have a striking cap on top I personally like these pry bars better than any mac snapon or craftsman pry bar I have ever owned and I have ordered every pry bay they make
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I think they are. I haven't used them for that purpose, but they are tight enough to hurt if you pinch your little finger tip with them. (Other fingers were too big to test. Hope you appreciate my willingness to suffer!)
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I bought them in size s/m, my fingers are average and fit well, perhaps a different size would work better for you. In regards to your comfort question, yes, they are quite comfortable! , considering off course that they are made of special fibers, not the lightest or the softest but they work much bettee than other gloves with touch-screen features
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I think they are easier than other clippers. There is a small ridge where you finger can grip and get leverage. These are the best clippers I've owned.
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Although I have not taken this knife apart, once you get it, if you do, you will notice that it seems to be one piece of steel. Think of a Kabaar. I am not sure that the knife you have is the same knife I have. I have seen them (and bought them) before that are not the same. I would use my knife if I had to, but against a bear ? Does your knife have a thumb groove on the blade ? Mine does, first knife I have seen with one. I would not worry about the blade snapping but I have bought replicas like it where I would.
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I actually don't know about your questions, because I disliked them so much, I only used them once. And then I washed them by hand. The grip was very awkward. I have medium to large hands for a woman, and I felt like they would need to be twice the size to operate these shears. Plus the springy thing kept falling off. Plus I really missed having a notch close to the handle. I need poultry shears to cut up chicken wings for my little dog, (14 years old, few teeth), everyday, and these did not work for me at all. I went back to the OXO brand.
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Yes. Absolutely. I might add that I have NEVER cut my hand due to the studs. I say this as the owner of 5 Blurs and after carrying them on and off as EDC for 5 years.
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Yes, my wife uses mine. The problem is actually for folks with larger hands, they then become a little more difficult to take off after you've used them to hold a greasy/slippery pork butt.
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I use a finger tip grip on my mouse and feels very good, i think its pretty good for palm grips also infographic about the different types of grips: http://i1.squidoocdn.com/resize/squidoo_images/400/draft_lens20671124module166214746photo_1361298718a____a_.png
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Absolutely! My Henckels are extremely dangerous finger biters now. If you drop one you don't dare grab for it.
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I have very large hands (wear XXL gloves and even those tend to be a bit small). My hand fits reasonably well on the grip, but the second knuckle of my index finger does sometimes rub against the guard. I definitely will wear gloves when using this machete, to reduce the discomfort.