Is it big enough to do a round off backhand spring
1192196
I'm the wrong one to attempt to answer this question. I'm 76 and definitely not acrobatic.
1192197
I checked with my 10 year old granddaughter and she said yes. She's in gymnastics and was very pleased to get this. Very good quality. I would recommend this.
1192198
I do my roundoff on the grass then I go back to my bhs. so my bhs fits so yeahh=)
257255
No, it does not fit snug enough to allow for a golf swing and the straps would hinder your swing.A better choice for what you need, would be one that straps around your waist and the cylinder rests at the back.
1029482
For round off back handspring it's fine but back tuck or layout you would need two for sure. My daughter does her round off on floor and finishes her handspring on mat. She does not attempt front or back tucks on it.
2253816
For 10 shot supposedly But the fact is you dont want to fill it up to 30 bbs. Like 27 is the max or you'll wear out the spring.
1988109
It varies depending on the length & thickness of the Spring.You can watch it on YouTube.Thank you
1624160
You may be able to fling something as large as a golf ball, Up to maybe 50 or 60 feet. My Min Pin loved her tennis ball. I hurt my back and was no longer able to through it for her. Picked up a tennis racket at a yard sale and it worked great!
1670877
It should & strong hands to open the spring that much. Right now I have clipped onto about an inch and it can deffinately be opened more (I just checked it). Hope that helps! Have a great day! :)
490150
Most likely not, I'm 205 and I bottom mine out on 6" drops. I've heard you can get a stiffer spring though.
2199669
I'm not sure. You might be able to by really forcing the spring loading, but I think it would be close.
1268515
Yes. It simply screws into the bottom of your putter, so it does not matter how thick the grip is
942398
Yes. It is better suited to round or oval. I have a 42" x 24" table and I had to jerry rig it to make it work. You either use a clamp or have a friend though... you only have about 3" to spare.
590155
Simple answer is yes. The backboard mounting is a four bar linkage mechanism and uses a mechanical advantage to overcome the "stiffness" in the spring. Additionally, when connected the handle triggers a valve to allow the gas spring to operate. Follow the directions carefully and it should work fine.
281620
yes, the springs will allow you to bounce and really cushion the swing. I would recommend them, you must however, be careful of the weight limit.
1133841
It's big, but you really need to hit it straight or a little bit to either side of the center. It will not catch a serious slice. I stand back about 5 to 6 feet.
1884
not this model, it's for a short action. you want a long action. try academy sports.
324163
The quick and easy answer is NO. Although you could back bore the barrel and thread it 22x.75 so it will. The tools to do it with cost more than the Stevens shotgun, so you have to really want to do it to justify the cost and effort. BTW, back boring a barrel to reduce t\it's outside diameter is not a job for a beginner.
1720444
I would say no. I have a cue butt that is just short of 30.5" and it's tight.