Do you think these would work for the shot put event?
1304424
Most definitely. Especially if you need support when in wrist extension while isometrically holding the shot put prior to your throw. Moreover, they may also help to prevent any excessive radial/ulnar deviation as well if your struggling with stabilization.
1304425
Yes I believe they would. Straps on very supportive and the great thing is you do not have to take them completely off. You just loosen them so you don't lose circulation and re-fasten when you need the support
1304426
Yeah they support your wrist but still allow for hand movement which would be important for shot put.
844084
I believe so. I used to be a gymnast and used grips similar to these for enhanced wrist support and it did the job of believe they will do the same for other activities such as cycling
1982201
Yes, they would work, but the bigger issue would be the dye getting underneath the gloves versus permeating through them (they are VERY large).
1138690
these would be at least a legal shot if not a little more. They are well made and would work well for this.
378796
No. These are not Olympic sized, they have 1 inch holes and fit 1 inch dumbells.
1904758
No, not really. I mean you can use them, but I find them to be too light and inaccurate for nerf basketball. :)
200184
Because of the amount of give that these have, I would not recommend using them for front toss at that range with game balls. We use foam balls and whiffles at that range.
758855
They will work great for sporting events as long as you have a steady hand. They have really good clear glass for the price but the 16 power is a little tough to hold steady for me.
62818
I would say yes. They stay in place very well when running around in tennis.
2272649
yes, you should be able to throw a good distance, they are just a little less firm than a tennis ball(?). Hope this helps
259328
We used two of these to score a horseshoe tournament. I don't know how big your venue is, but I would imagine that these would work for you. They worked very well for us!
1480050
Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.
105800
It all depends. Theres a point of making them bounce and there's a point where you'll sent them if you throw them to hard. You can bounce them 4 feet no problem. If you let them drop out f your hands a foot is about as high it will go. They arnt the best quality but they work for how i use them (beer pong.) Without knowing in which way/what game they will be used for during the festival game(s) I can't tell you if they would be suitable for you.
351777
these would be too thick for me to work with an SLR, but not impossible. I would look for a 2mm glove and balance the warmth/mobility advantage. For point and shoot cameras, these would work well. I use them on the water with a small camera.
201115
I don't have experience using them in anything but athletic shoes but I think they would work.
293710
I can't say for sure but I think they would be okay for that. My problem was with gripping the weights and the fingers stretching out that the material bunched up at the ends of the fingers.
95718
I suppose you could use it that way. They aren't very tight on my head so depending on how fast you run, they might fall off.