Is this the same quality as the blue grenade? I'll be using it mostly outside the water but I want an all on one product. The blue one is sturdy.
1854184
the two i bought have the strap cinch threaded improperly and it's useless.
1854185
I purchased this to use while riding waves at the beach or in water. A friend had one and my sons & I had to have one for all our Hawaii trip...cant wait to record the beautiful tropical life. You'll love it if you are in the water.
1208946
yes, thats the one, but if i were you i would not buy it. I bought one and it did not last more than 2 month, the water got into it and that was the end, poor quality material, your choice anyhow, good luck
2161573
I wouldn't suggest it. It does have the weight to be one...but the weight is more in the center of the grenade. The bottom is flat but has about a half inch hole in it...not really flat surface. I ended up welding the hole on mine shut..and ground it flat.
68985
The Sport is meant to be faster and therefore more streamline, but it looses stability. Inflatables are not made for speed anyway, this said, the AvanceFrame has more substance, sits better, is just as light and is much more "cushy" (comfortable). I've been on the river here (the Catawba) and a Sport owner said he wished he had chisen mine instead.
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Grip is fine. I haven't tried picking up any small smooth objects like an iphone, but then who would under water. I can grip the equipment without any issues. And things like shells are easy to pick up. I think they should be durable since they are thick. So issues so far.
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Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in this anchor nicely; very snug. Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in... » Read More Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in this anchor nicely; very snug. « Show Less
641151
Yes it's very durable. I hit a few rocks and some minor rapids and it handled it just fine.
2015989
Beach use is exactly why I bought mine because the plastic ones are so crappy. I've had good luck using this on the beach!
806976
I really don't know because I never had the other kind. It doesn't pull easily in the soft sand but it beats trying to carry everything. I'm definately glad I bought it.
1838355
So we use it outside all the time. It is very durable. I have 4 wild kids and they are as rough as can be and it is held up well. It is made from the same material as the industrial size ones. We have had since Christmas with no issues and this is the third bouncy I have attempted with them. Worth the money...
499153
It's made of plastic, so as long as you don't slam it, it shouldn't break.Very easy to use, everybody in my family has one.I keep mine in my CamelBak Mule because the water bladder adds a layer of protection against shock and it's my EDC survival pack as well.
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It's great for outdoors. It does get a little distorted when it's at its max but i never had to use it that high. It's great for your immediate party without being overtly disturbing to people around at the beach. Also i lost the back cap and just emailed customer service and they are sending me new one free of charge. They are quit responsive which was also important to me.
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I have the blue one like yours. It does exactly the same job. In fact I like to watch it as it goes around the pool. I have steps around the pool so it gets stuck at times It does an excellent job except the dried leaves that settles to the bottom of the pool gets longerto be removed except the smaller ones.
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I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo the ridge line runs the length of the tarp which is what I prefer. I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo... » Read More I have both of these tarps and they are both of excellent quality and craftsmanship. I purchased the King Kamo last year for hammock camping because of the extra shelter/coverage area it provided. I have used it several times and it has performed very well. The only thing I wished was different on the King Kamo is the built-in ridge line, I would prefer it ran the length of the tarp as opposed to running the width of the tarp(as it does). Even so, it doesn't effect the quality or performance of the tarp. I also had additional tie-out loops sewn in to suit my personal preference. On The Camo the ridge line runs the length of the tarp which is what I prefer. « Show Less
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The wieght is good for throwing. But honestly I havent had much time to play with it. The Sog edition tomahawk is really good for throwing tho ;)
1480220
I learned with a double bit hatchet. Some promo item i got from the NRA that i didn't mind if it got wrecked, which it did. Anything that will give you more than one surface to stick it with is good because you won't have to chase it as much and soothes your ego because your sticking more than 1/10. SOG makes one designed for throwing. I don't know what the name is even though I have one, but it has this well placed upturned spike that enables it to stick more often than not. It might be called the blue max or the black max. If you can find one, go with that.
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Yes, a stout one. Cant compare the Capitan with the Crew version, but the crew version is robust, meaning it's heavily made and quite serviceable. A larger version would be more weight than I'd want to pack for any small gain in applicability. So, I chose the crew and I'm happy with decision. As an afterthought, let me explain that the purchase was made after I experienced a dismasting and spent nearly 4 hours clearing the wreckage to enable regaining control of the boat.