Will this work for my pool cues in checked luggage. Thinking of baggage handlers throwing other bags on top...will my cues get crushed?
1044515
It will protect anything you put into it. It is a very sturdy case with similar features as Pelican, but for much less and it has integrated locks in two if the clasps. I like mine a lot.
1044516
No way will they get crushed that case is made to protect valuable guns it would be overkill
1044517
Your cues will be perfectly fine! I travel with a couple of thousand dollars worth of equipment in mine and have never had an issue.
1044518
There is no way a pool cue will get damaged inside this case as it's very strong and rigid.
504108
I would say not. This unit does great with leaves and debris that has made it to the bottom of the pool. It has a bagger that is swept around the pool scooping stuff into it. The mess on the bag is fine and it traps a lot of stuff that you don't even realize is in the pool.
1541046
Confirm with the TSA - I do believe so. But I would recommend always using a rigid and rugged case. Have you ever watched how they handle your luggage?
1720444
I would say no. I have a cue butt that is just short of 30.5" and it's tight.
426640
I've had absolutely no problem with this cue stick! I really like it; very sorry you have had issues!
696990
I have taken this tool through TSA checkpoints at multiple airports in my briefcase many times. The last time, for some reason, it "didn't scan right" according to the TSA checker and they sent in through the scanner three times. After examining the tool at length, the examiner apologized profusely and said, "This is obviously OK, I can't understand why our scanner is triggering on it." I think that it was just a poorly trained, inexperienced TSA employee, but there you have it.
1353049
If the chair has two push handles like the one in the picture, the bag will work. If the chair has just a bar, it will not work.
1900299
A TSA agent would be all too likely to look at this as the perfect garotte... I would definitely put it in my checked baggage!
2245166
It would get into a piece of luggage but not sure how much it would bend. Very firm
221211
I doubt it as it's lightweight plastic construction. I LOVE this product and have been using it for several years now for my 18' above ground pool. My electrical box broke and they were going to charge me nearly as much as what I had originally paid for it so I bought one on Amazon last week. That one was defective as it would only move forward and not back like it's suppose to so I sent it back and got another one and low and behold same problem! -_- So I would advise to keep all shipping boxes intact in case this happens to you. Amazon is great about shipping it back free.
108633
I had no issues with these. They bounced fine and there are plenty of them if you lose a few. Good for a party beer pong game. I wouldn't recommend these for ping pong though.
643679
I tried to take similar packs in my carry-on and they were confiscated by security. Pack them in your checked bags and you'll be okay.
1339642
With an mt-1 drill chuck, yes. However the bed length is rather short, and I have not seen an extension available anywhere, so it may not be the best tool to work on pool cues...
645843
Lorraine, I strongly suggest that you gate-check the wheelchair if you get a bag for it. It will not go into the general checked baggage and it will be available (hopefully) shortly after you or someone else exits the plane. I can't help you with the bag issue, but I have had experience with transporting assist devices in bags. Good luck. Dave Cass
2256643
I don't. Think it will. The pouch is much smaller than a tennis ball. It's more for glass marbles, steel shot and the plastic "practice" marbles. This thing is lethal, especially to small game.I would suggest a water balloon launcher instead. Especially the one with foot straps. Try searching in Toys.
488255
I believe it would. I don't really have fine sand near my pool area. The included bag is quite fine weaved. If you could get the white bag to fit on there, it would, I am certain.
1220552
That would be a personal selection. If you use the cue for a all around play then you would want a medium hard or hard tip, if only for game play, a medium to medium soft. I would only use a medium tip for my game as I use a breaking cue.