These Scetchers are winners.
931892
My daughter has fairly wide feet, but these fit very well and she was happy with them. Cute, bouncy sole, stretchy, but supportive upper. Nice casual shoes. Very pleased with the fit and comfort of the Scetcher line of footwear.
3058385
These play looooong and straight. Easy to hit and get airborne from the worst lies. Weight of a fairway wood in a hybrid, genius.
4878507
Big time winner with my kids (and all their friends who come over to play).  Works well with other similar sets I already have.
3522122
The birds come to these when they wouldnt come to the expensive ones,I got 4 and the birds came to the immediacy.
2660821
Each year we host an annual Badminton party. Because why not? Each year, shuttlecocks get stuck in trees, are shredded, get eaten by unaccompanied minors, or otherwise disappear. This package of shuttlecocks was perfect. The packaging is sturdy and solid, keeping them from getting all bent up during shipping or storage. It's like opening a package of Pringles, but better. Instead of overpriced chips, you get the odors of Chinese plastic, history's greatest backyard game, and quality all in one glorious cardboard tube. The fact that there are 6 in the package meant we made it through the whole tournament (I didn't win - 6 years of hosting and I haven't won yet). The price is the best part. These shuttlecocks are an excellent value.

Also, kudos to Champion for sticking with "shuttlecocks" and not wimping out by calling them "birdies".

I have put these on my favorites list. Sadly, the ever-growing tournament will likely require multiple packages next year. Luckily the outstanding value makes it worth it.
4660094
After all the whining I saw about these picks, was a little hesitant but bought them anyway. It doesn't help that Amazon puts "Most popular" posters above "Most recent" so unfortunately the review many of you read no long applies to the product. I got all 12 of my picks in a plastic bag divided in half with 6 picks each. So I got my full order. In addition, I like these picks a lot more than the plastic ones I buy at the local music shop. They feel thicker or more stable or something without being hard. I am very happy and will be reordering when the time comes. These are by far my favorite picks. The feedback is good and they're stiff enough to strike clear tones. A winner to me.
4163379
These girls are great! My 6 year old girls team love scoring on them and climbing on them. We end every practice of the scrimmage with these bad boys naked take quite a beating. They stay in the ground pretty well with with the steaks on three of the sides. Good system.
4148639
Each one flew staight and true. It was a interesting to see the results from each type on a .5-inch thick board.

Personally I'm a plinker but if anyone has varmit problems, from the results I've seen, the hunting tips would be effective and humane.
2915646
They are beautiful.  I am using them as a performance award.  They exceeded my expectations!
2979297
These are just as awesome as I thought they would be, right length and weight for a quality product. Some are scratched but I am going to throw them and they are meant to be thrown. Good weight for halfs, full, 1.5 and 2 rotations with some ease and accuracy.
1012840
I love to throw these and the girls love to hit them.  The action off the bat gives a better reading of the contact.
4568062
Took these to a cookout, and were a lot of fun. They are well made, and though there is no net, you could probably play them with a net if you had them, it's perfectly fun to just bat the shuttlecock back and forth.

The rackets are nice and well made and the shuttle cocks are a bit sturdier than the ones you probably had used in high school gym class.

A great thing is the included glow sticks you can put in the shuttlecocks to play at night. They light up nicely and make for fun evening fun
1744241
Our 7-year old and 9-year old granddaughters came last evening.  We have them the new set of tinker toys, and they were delighted.  They made several items pictured and are anxious to come back and make more things.  The tinker toys are washable and seem to piece together easily.  It is a little harder to separate them, but that makes the items they made more secure.  I am happy with product.
4354711
The best thing about these is that they're not all horses.
910493
They're a determined lot, but I'd challenge the Wynton Marsalis naysayers to find much of anything bad to say about the trumpeter after a fair listening to this boxed set. As others have pointed out, the set is priced  for the common man, a huge plus in of itself. But real value comes only if  the musicians deliver the goods. Wynton and company do -- in full  measure.
This set offers more than eight hours of live music. There's no  opportunity to hide behind studio gimmicks, no chance to piece together the  best takes from several days of sessions. And the audience is a demanding  New York City crowd jammed into a jazz mecca. Not to worry. From the  opening notes of "Cherokee," which kicks off Disc 1, we know that  every guy in the band brought his 'A' game.
There are high points galore  in the set. But several spots jump out. Try, for example, the astonishing  intensity of "Pedro's Getaway" on Disc 4. Try sitting still as  you listen to Victor Goins on sax and Wynton tear through the changes,  kicked along by Eric Reed's insistent piano. And don't miss Wynton's great  use of the mute early in the piece.
Disc 3's "Four in One," the  great Monk composition is another masterpiece which gives Wynton a chance  to show off his chops. Some of his detractors seem to think he indulges in  technique for its own sake. Not true. "Four in One" is no shallow  exhibition of runs. It's technique serving form and meaningful  expression.
Throughout the set there are tributes to the greats of jazz  as well, including King Oliver, Buddy Bolden (Wynton presents his  interpretation of what Bolden might have sounded like), Ellington, and of  course, Monk, whose work is amply represented.
Wynton was never shy  about giving his bandmates plenty of space, so you'll also be treated to  one of the best collection of young players to come up in the '90s,  including Reed, Goins, Wycliffe Gordon on trombone, Todd Williams and  Wessel Anderson on saxes, Marcus Roberts on piano, and the fine drummer  Herlin Riley. Each takes his cue from the leader and layers huge dollops of  swing into each disc. Reed is particularly satisfying throughout.
This is  life-affirming music. It's not afraid to be sad, wistful or bittersweet,  but underneath it all, Wynton and friends are telling you that no matter  how bad it gets, it's good to be alive and able to play and listen to jazz  and the blues. Kudos to all involved in the release. It's an all-timer.
4720366
The birds like to be able to set on the edge. It is full of birds most of the time.
3773695
I love the Franklin Sports 2 Player Pickleball set. The racquets are well make and the plastic balls have a small amount of bounce to them. I have been practicing against a wall just for now until I can get someone to play. Nice firm grip on the racquet. This is a nice beginner set that is just perfect for me.