Which stick length is best if you want to do your back and shoulders, but don't have a lot of space?
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I have a 15 beads , 24" overall length , and find it works for my needs. This allows you to have both hands on the unit. You can get creative prop it up one end against sofa wil you can apply to back. Bests
1419
The blue handled one. I don't start the day without it, and it does not require a lot of space.
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my questimation woud be the width of your back plus a hand width on each side..
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From the instructions that came with mine (24") it illustrates how to use it on your back.
396239
Best stick for the money, hands down.....cord length has never been an issue for me; but it is approx 6-7 ft.
496832
Really depends on the height of your ceiling. I am only 5'1 so yes I used the stick everytime I needed something from top.
1639285
Whatever height does not hurt your shoulder blades after a long walk. I'm not sure how else to answer.
632833
I think the one- part stick is best,it doesn't bend in the middle,you don't loose one- part. The single stick is also more sturdy.The two-part can bend and you can loose a part of the stick.
1865367
Yes, any height will work. As along as your backing has the width the height can vary.
500659
This mat can accommodate one move. For combo moves, go with the longer mat.
1799134
No, it isn't wide enough. It is perfect for one stick & there is a little extra room (length wise) for a small piece you may have left over.
374511
I have the Powerblocks. They are quick to change weights and actually better on many exercises than the bowflex or similiar systems since they are about 4 inches shorter. I had another style of expanding weights and hated the way the ends would hit each other on shoulder exercises. No issues with the Powerblocks for me.
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I am 6'6" and i love the shoulder rig for the price. I like to film with my arms close to my body (gives me more control). I also have android field monitor, a 14inch shotgun Mic, and a light on my rig. There are two sets of rods which are 22 inches long.
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Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as well as creative play. Have fun! Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as... » Read More Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as well as creative play. Have fun! « Show Less
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You can lean the stick further behind you but I don't think it would be stable, or comfortable, at that angle. There is the possibility of using a tube cutter to shorten this stick. Good luck!
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I question the size when you're playing a Move or Sharpshooter game. 24" is fine when you're doing normal table top gaming, but with the extra distance the Move requires, you obviously have to be further back.
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The full size ripstick has a bar between the two parts that makes it longer. The smaller size is easier to manipulate for kids and adults, I think. With the longer full size ripstick you just need to be a little taller with a wider stance.
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For portability I like the flexible Gorillapod which can wrap around poles or tree branches. For on-the-floor tripods look for one the best height for you. They come in a variety of lengths and if you are very tall the 61" will be uncomfortable and/or annoying for long shooting sessions.
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I'm no expert, but I would use the 47.5" trainer. It may be a touch on the heavy side, but one of its attributes is that it redirects your swing energy down the target line. I think the shorter version would not accomplish this effectively. Also the trainer is designed as a core development exerciser, the extra length will really help build your core.
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Your height has nothing to do with it. A whip is easier to crack if it's shorter, and makes a better crack if it's longer. Longer than 12ft is kind of pointless, since it's pretty difficult to crack, requires that much space, and will require maintenance. Shorter than 6ft is just a signal whip, and you would be better off using a quirt.About 8ft, 12 plait, kangaroo is good for almost any job, and makes learning easier.