I am a beginner, will these be good?
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They are good needles for a beginner because they are easy to see and sharp for going through certain fabric without leaving a tear or run.., but the eyes for threading are very small, takes a little concentration or get a needle threader to help you..
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A lot will depend on your shoes and the type of riding. If you are doing much out-of-the-saddle riding then a strapped clipless may be better, otherwise, if they fit your shoes, then these will be just fine. Be sure to practice getting out of them when you need to and get used to stuffing the toes in securely when jamming uphill and on technical downhills. Safety first. As for the pedals themselves, I prefer metal pedals with good bearings, but I am still using the originals that came with my 1988 Fisher Montare! No suspension for me, so a pedal's gotta be pretty durable on my fat tire bike.
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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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I think these are fine for beginners as they can be beaten up good during practice and are inexpensive, but well-crafted. Use a cardboard box to determine your throwing angle and adjust as necessary. Once you have mastered them you can begin flip-kicking off your walls and going crazy like any true ninja.
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The durability of these should be good, but it depends on how you use and/or handle them. If you are rough with them by pulling them off your head abruptly, the elasticity could make them lose grip over time. If you are gentle with them, they can last a lifetime. I hope this helps.
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I think it would be ok for a beginner. Just make sure to watch out it dry's pretty fast.
1774443
This will be great for you if you consider yourself a beginner... budget wise, I found this product very reasonable price...
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I agree with Kent. With some practice, you'll be fine. I've owned a few of these over the years and these are as good as they get. Have fun!
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Yes, you won't have any problems. They don't have a very high impedance. You will be fine.
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ive no idea, i just bought them cos they were cheap and i'm a total begginer.
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I matched them up to my Kenwood and they really sound great. All speakers are pretty much generic in their build and if this unit is normal powered, I'd say yes, they'll sound fine.
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It's almost like asking "are these the best shoes you can buy"? The answer depends on you and your intended purpose. Most headphones at this price point (and higher) are going to sound pretty good.
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I think that the strings are ok. Any way, because I am a beginner I di not feel confortable with these strings so I got the Martin Silk & Steel strings, and they feel great in my fingers!
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So far they have been very good but my son is a beginner DJ. They also manufacture a larger set which I am sure are phenomenal.
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I am sure they will. I bought these in January and have been really impressed with them. I am sure that there are more expensive brands out there but for the money they are a good deal. I found a good band workout online and use them just about every other day.
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Yes, as long as u tune ur sound right. They will be the best sound u will hear.
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Not necessarily, but not because they're bad. When you first start you will miss often resulting in chipped and bent blades. There are sets which are less expensive without being cheap and are better suited for someone who is learning and going to abuse their blades a bit. One you've dialed it in and are sure it's a hobby for you, then upgrade to a set like this.