How long are the spotter catches? The black part that you'd rest the weight on if you failed.
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Between 16 and 16 1/2 inches, depending on if you are counting the raised section at each end.
1845063
Not exactly sure how long they are but I can tell you that I am 6'9'' and I have to set them all the way to the top without them being properly secured. That being said I have failed while squatting and even at the highest level they still do their job. I do squat below parallel and I usually drop the weight when I am at my lowest point and it is not much of a drop.
1845064
These safety stands work perfectly. Used for trap bars, curl bars, upright row etc. very solid. They are at least 12" long. They do take a beating and used daily at our gym.
1016759
Bed rails for keeping someone from falling are made 4 feet long. This will only stop part of a body from falling out of bed
1394511
Small enough to fit in my day pack. About 15 inches or so. I love this rod I've caught a lot af 2 to 6 pound bass on it.
2200577
Barely over 1". I wouldn't guarantee it would grab enough when tightening the jaws, although technically it would be over halfway.
980387
Less than 5k lbs, mine straigtened out with a tug on a 5k rated strap. The strap didn't break, this failed.
167699
It depends on the weight of the fish you are trying to catch. Lbs refers to the breaking strength of the line. A line rated 6 lbs should not break untill 6 pounds of pressure on the line. So a line rated 20 lbs should not break untill 20 pounds of pressure. The knot used reduces the strength of the line. Certain knots are stronger than others. Using 6 lbs test line, you can catch bigger fish than 6 pounds. You set the drag on your reel so when the drag is set, you can still pull line out without breaking the line. A big fish will get worn out pulling on your drag, and the rod will help you tire out the fish. The world record for Black Marlin on 6 lbs test line is 735 lbs 3 oz. So, there is no clearcut answer. If you are going to catch fish 5 to 20 lbls, then 5 to 10 lb test would be good.
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I have had now 2 Shimano quick fires in 20 years and I have caught 5 to 8 lb. trout with it. If you don't run out of line and don't set the drag too tight and play them for as long as needed, this one is enough. And, you are not out a lot of money.
547154
I would guess yes! We only put it on the black waste because the pull was located in such and inconvenient spot. We could not reach it easily from the side of the camper. The other two we could reach easily.
800817
I guess it would depend upon how much shoulder you have to grasp. It might get a hold of the tapper enough to pull it.
2104500
Just a few seconds, not sure exactly how long, but not very long. When you try to catch something suddenly like a moving animal or bird you may miss the first few seconds of it.
1085485
Resistance is on the pull, but the longer you row the warmer the "struts" get and they lose a little bit of the resistance. Which means the first 10 minutes of your workout is the hardest. It is not difficult to adjust the resistance.
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A little over 20 inches at the lowest setting. At the highest, 56 inches. And the settings are about 2 inches apart. The safety catch bars are long enough that when doing bench presses, I can have the barbell touching the stands, so I don't hit my head when lying down on the bench; once down, I can then roll the barbell forward to the position I will lift from. When I'm done with the last rep, I'm pretty shaky, and so let the bar slam down on the catch bars (after saying a little prayer). I could easily remedy this when a six-foot bar, but space iimits me to a five-soot bar, and I had to take two inches off the ends at that. Hope this helps. A little over 20 inches at the lowest setting. At the highest, 56 inches. And the settings are about 2 inches apart. The safety catch bars are long enough that when doing bench presses, I can have the barbell touching the stands, so I don't hit my head when lying down on the bench; once down, I can then roll the barbell forward to the position I will lift from. When I'm done with the last rep, I'm pretty shaky, and so let the bar slam down on the catch bars (after saying a little prayer). I could easily remedy this when a six-foot bar, but space iimits me to a five-soot bar, and I had to... » Read More A little over 20 inches at the lowest setting. At the highest, 56 inches. And the settings are about 2 inches apart. The safety catch bars are long enough that when doing bench presses, I can have the barbell touching the stands, so I don't hit my head when lying down on the bench; once down, I can then roll the barbell forward to the position I will lift from. When I'm done with the last rep, I'm pretty shaky, and so let the bar slam down on the catch bars (after saying a little prayer). I could easily remedy this when a six-foot bar, but space iimits me to a five-soot bar, and I had to take two inches off the ends at that. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You just step right on. Then you have to center yourself and stay still until the scale blinks 3 times, indicating it has registered the weight. Then it saves it to compare to the the next time you weigh in. Love this thing!
1326717
Takes about 5 minutes to warn up. From there I get about 30 to 40 seconds to spin a cone.
1709918
Sometimes the bb bounces off if I'm too close. Otherwise, the bb will stick in its place for a good amount of time before rolling down to the catch pan.
1224990
About 1/4", little thinner than a #2 pencil. I've got several (50lb. plus) surplus duffle bags hanging on 2 hooks, for awhile now, no failures, the hooks themselves have not bent or anything. Garage looks like an Invasion of the Body Snatchers set, w/ a dozen+ "pods" hanging from the rafters... but it works great for me.
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Not very long - I'll go time it for you. But you need to continue to move around if you want it to stay on when it's in motion detection mode.