Looking to purchase this for family who are moving to Key West. They are beginners. Would this work for them?
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If you are looking for something to use a lot, I would go to a dive shop and get fit for a mask. I have an older mask that I got at a dive shop that is much more comfortable. The fins were very comfortable, and easy to pack. I would recommend for anyone that wants a set that will easily fit in a suitcase.
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Im not a professional diver, bit used it for a Jamaca vacation and it worked well. And will be taking it again! Thanks for the question!
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My answer definitively is YES. This ítem has really good caracteristics, it's easy to use and would be a nice gift. I have used many types of snorkeling sets and this one is one of the best. I hope my answer helps you.
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The mask, snorkel, and fins are great. There is a small hard plastic clip that holds the snorkel to the mask and it broke first time out on two of ours. We went to a local shop and were able to purchase inexpensive replacement parts that were not rigid and that worked just fine. The part just needs to be more flexible than the one that comes with the set. It is an inexpensive easy fix.
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It might work fine, but personally, I would save up for a real balisong. From doing a search, it looks like Amazon in there ignorance (or political leanings) has deemed real balisongs as too danagerous, so you unfortuanately need to shop for them elsewhere.
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Probably, the keys are not weighted, so it is not the same feel as a piano or professional key board. It is a good starter to see if you like playing, and it is highly portable.
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Your answer is yes it is. Its design and depth is definitely for you. May I suggest purchasing finger ease . It will be probably more comfortable if you are persistent in your endeavor to learn
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I would say yes, it is a good beginner board. The wheels are tight, so it is not too loosey-goosey. When she advances in her skills, you can get the wheels adjusted. Enjoy!
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just taking a shot here. i have almost no boating experience but this looks like an easy way to get on a calm small lake and paddle around. would this be safe for a novice who has only rowed a boat before?
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So is it worth the purchase? I hate to get something that is not going to work. Do you recommend anything. I try to walk when it's nice. I live in Kansas.
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If you are just taking up the game I would recommend them. If you are hitting less than 100 I would go with a regular set of clubs and have them fitted or go with a women's set (which I believe these are the same size as). My kids have used these for a couple of years and had a great time with them and they are about the same size. So in summary if you are just starting out or just want to have fun with the game then yes go for it, if you are more experienced or want to get serious, then I would go to your local shop and talk with them.
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It is OK for beginners it is compact but it will get u started. Pedals need to be on a hard surface for best results
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Yes, I bought for my kids. It's great for starters. It's helpful when learning to play.
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It was made for that purpose. It is for beginners of all ages.I am 64 years old and I have in the last two months began to play.
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In my opinion, it is the perfect bored for beginners, especially for the price. You're not going to find a better board at this price point. I learned on this one myself and it's still fantastic when I do more advanced things one its
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please chedk the owners book . i think it is ok . you will have to buy the converson kit. john
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I personally like it.. if you're a beginner is great but upgrade in the future
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This is a good practice balisong, period. It wont be worth the money and effort to modify it, unless you're bored. Some good once are from Batangas, Philippines (but I doubt if they're in the internet). If you know somebody from there, get it from the source and mail it. Its cheaper also.
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I have it and I think it is fine. It is hard to put together--you really need to balance the skins when you tighten. But all in all it is a great deal! I would doubt it would travel well--but for at home practice it is great! You will want to mute the kick--it is a bit hollow.
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Most people were very adamant on choosing a keyboard with weighted keys - to allow the child/player to learn what it feels like and get used to the feeling of a "real" piano. So I ended up spending a lot more (although I look at it as an investment - since 2 other younger kids may use it).I bought a Casio CDP-100 (cheapest "electric piano" keyboard you can buy that also has weighted keys - $400 new) for about $300 on eBay used.Other choices I seriously considered were the Yamaha P80/P85/P90 - more expensive (by $200+) but had a few more features (built-in metronome, sequencing for recording, etc) - but for a complete beginner, I decided to go cheaper and get a used Casio. Most people were very adamant on choosing a keyboard with weighted keys - to allow the child/player to learn what it feels like and get used to the feeling of a "real" piano. So I ended up spending a lot more (although I look at it as an investment - since 2 other younger kids may use it).I bought a Casio CDP-100 (cheapest "electric piano" keyboard you can buy that also has weighted keys - $400 new) for about $300 on eBay used.Other choices I seriously considered were the Yamaha P80/P85/P90 - more expensive (by $200+) but had a few more features... » Read More Most people were very adamant on choosing a keyboard with weighted keys - to allow the child/player to learn what it feels like and get used to the feeling of a "real" piano. So I ended up spending a lot more (although I look at it as an investment - since 2 other younger kids may use it).I bought a Casio CDP-100 (cheapest "electric piano" keyboard you can buy that also has weighted keys - $400 new) for about $300 on eBay used.Other choices I seriously considered were the Yamaha P80/P85/P90 - more expensive (by $200+) but had a few more features (built-in metronome, sequencing for recording, etc) - but for a complete beginner, I decided to go cheaper and get a used Casio. « Show Less