are they anti-shock?
1013101
No they are not anti-shock, but then again I do not need anti-shock for my application, simple balance and stability. (ankle problems,age and injuries from my football days.)
1013102
If you mean, do they have springs or other shock-absorbing elements...then, NO. But in my opinion, simply having a walking stick greatly reduces shock caused by the repeated sudden decelerations that come with walking over rough terrain.
1013103
No they're not, but I thought they were good for the lesser cost. They are heavier than the pair we have by Black Diamond.
1013104
Depends on the tips you put on them. Rubber tips are softer than carbide points
1013105
No. I've never used anti-shock poles to compare, but I never had any problems with these.
1848150
No, just vibration or shock. After a couple light shocks now the vibrations seems to work well.
241176
It matters where you shock them like in the heart they might have a heart attack but it will not knock them out it hurts really bad but any electricity than what's already in your body can give a person a heart attack and it is very affective and I would recommend it.
1551605
Yes it says so on the box and also pressed into the metal on the shock. I have these.
2076454
It is a rear shock, the front end ones have a threaded bolt coming out of one end. I have the full set on my 09 350 diesel, they're great
1745994
There isn't. And as to the shock absorption I would honestly say not at all, since the importance of the poles themselves can vary it's just one more thing that can be helpful. I have never owned a pair with em however so I can't tell you how much they help.
482750
Dont look into buying this shocks,they are way to stiff and some come deffective. They do not absorb any type of shock. Had them on prerunner ford ranger and they did a bad job.
571478
According to the instructions, yes. Only one of the collars worked and the shock was a bit much. I've been shocked on bare wires that weren't that bad. I will be ordering citronella collars. More humane and trainer recommended.
50087
No. It has the shock sensor and that's it. I need one of those as a matter of fact.
863187
No. It has to be a noticeable bark. And even the first few barks are just warning beeps, not shocks
519513
It does not shock. It makes a vibration about the amount of a mechanical toothbrush and a high pitched tone. There are two levels high and low. The only difference from high to low is the amount of time the vibration or tone lasts. You can't do both sound and vibration together. Turn off after every use to save the batteries. I also purchased a big 50 pack of batteries from amazon. The pack of 50 cost what I paid for 3 batteries at CVS. Works ok on my lab.
2255169
The price is for one shock. When I purchased there was a rebate from the manufacturer, so check for that as well.
1393331
They are for a ford ranger, please look up what item # your shock is before wasting peoples time by having them do your research for you. Go to http://www.monroe.com/en-US/
19526
No. They are just average batting gloves. If ur looking for shock reduction look for turboslots they actually have a small pad inside the thumb grove.
1793691
They work very well for the price. So far I am very satisfied with these shocks.
1968418
Yes, they are air ride shocks. They are a perfect replacement for the original factory rear shocks on my 2002 Buick Lesabre. Took maybe 45 minutes to replace the pair. Even the factory air line fitting fit the shocks perfectly. Saved a fortune compared to the factory shocks.
1137385
Yes, these are rear shocks....sometimes the image varies from the actual product.