Great option for men who play hard
596503
My husband and I have been married for almost 14 years. He does a variety of automotive and metalwork as a hobby. Not to mention weightlifting and his weekends on a pit crew. Several years ago his wedding band was smashed onto his finger by a rogue engine block (that's a separate story) and he hasn't worn one since.

He was so excited when I surprised him with this band. Not only does he like the style, but the fact that it's a safe alternative to the standard metal band is a major plus.

I did have a hard time figuring out my husband's ring size since his ring is only "rounding"at best. The company gave quick and fabulous customer service in helping me get the next size up. Better customer service than I could have even hoped for, thank you!
1856525
Works as advertised. The foam rollers and balls are great for working out tension and trigger points, or for sore muscles. I got the roller first and only later discovered they also make this ball. The ball is great for spots where the roller can't get the localized pressure needed: glutes, hip flexor, between the shoulder blades or a specific spot on the back where the roller may not be as easy to get the right spot. I have both, but if I had to choose one I'd stick with the ball. Also, I'm a big guy, +260lbs, and the ball is heavy duty and holds up with minimal squashing.
37364
I was a bit afraid about switching from a squash specialized brand like Black Knights to Prince. But after having played for more than 3 month with it, I have no regret and this racquet is a pure pleasure to play with.

I like the consistent power that emerges from the frame so you don't have to hit very hard to achieve long and precise balls.
I am just amazed by the quality of the ball touch and sensations that you get out of it. You can easily vary between long and very short balls with no effort.

I am only sad for one thing: not all the players I play with have the same luck... And that is definitely a boomer... :)

Notice: the racquet has been tested with Prince Men's NFS V Indoor Squash Shoes and that may contribute a bit to the result.
4641619
I bought the Akrowheels a couple weeks ago after seeing an ad for them in the back of some men's health magazine.  I am a 20-year Army veteran, so I know a lot of variations on the push-up.  This is great for hitting muscle groups in ways not normally easy to target.  Roll-outs with the Akrowheels really engage the whole torso (I do not like the trendy term "core") like almost nothing else. YOU WILL FEEL IT!
Bottom line:  There are a lot of different push-up aids out there - If I had to buy only one, this would be it.  This retired Soldier gives the Akrowheels a big Hoohah!
4199805
My husband loves this Silicone Flexible Wedding Ring that I recently ordered for him. I got it for him because his wedding ring gets in the way when he is playing golf. He has hurt his finger and hand many times when hitting the ball because his ring would get caught on the grip of his club. This ring is a great way for him to be able to wear a wedding ring when playing sports and when he is at the beach as well. He likes being able to participate in all of his outdoor sports and hobbies without worrying about damaging his real wedding band. It is comfortable and flexible and he thinks it is cool looking :)

* I was given a promotional discount in exchange for providing  my honest feedback on this item *
3241109
Great for mechanics or other men who use their hands a lot and can't risk getting a metal ring stuck on their fingers. You can't get this guy stuck and it's not worth much if you lose it. Can't lose any diamonds or jewels out of it! It's a great ring for an active man!
2196324
Works great for guys who are out on the job all day. Lasting fine after a few months use, and it does get a little bit banged up in my work (not babied).
2961816
This oversized Pinemeadow Driver is a sleek, handsome club, with a giant sweet spot, which is great for a recreational golfer like myself. I usually play with a fairly large Nike driver, 9.5 degree loft, and like a lower loft and stiffer shaft. The stiff graphite shaft doesn't give too much bend, and is good for my faster swing. I'm 6'0" and it was just the right length for me, for a comfortable swing. I tend to have a habitual slice, which forgiven by a larger sweet spot, like this one, dials down to a workable draw. A friend who played with me thought it felt a touch heavy at first (he uses a Calloway Big Bertha), but liked the strike and feel of the club. He said it has a "manly throat"--a great sound on connection with the ball. The dot and swipe on the club head give you plenty of help in aligning your shot. I can't say it gave me any drives that were enormously better than my Nike, but I think the little bit of edge from the larger sweet spot is worth it. The nicely made head cover fits snugly. Great club!
20735
Why have mens skivvies not been designed like this for centuries???? My little dude and his play mates LOVE the comfort and the support sack... Sack. its almost as if I were headed out in full commando mode but better!
3294084
Great AirCore Hard cup, perfect for sports and wrestling, like the dark camo design of this one. Fits most adult large, Great protection while you play!
4143945
This is great for those PB players that pride themselves on their conservation of ammo.

I'm an extremely active player on the field (eg combat rolls and tactical slides all day long) and I can keep two of these pods in the same pouch as my air supply (I own some North American Rescue leg drop med pouches that hold my gear perfectly with room to spare). I can't crush these bad boys lest I tried to curb stomp them, even then I think my foot would take more damage than the pods. Great buy!
4302656
Medicine balls are one of those fitness items that never quite go out of style - I was first introduced to them about 20 years ago, when my boss found his old leather one in his closet at work and started throwing it at me.  I suspect he would characterize it more as "tossing it to me," but I learned quickly that a lot of movements you take for granted become much better exercise when they involve a 10 pound ball.  You can toss this to a workout partner or do any number of core exercises. most of which involve swinging or chopping the ball around.

SKLZ ball is a very well designed plastic ball - it's sturdy, evenly weighted and easy to grip.  There are a bunch of people who make similar products, though, so I'd recommend that you do a price check to see which well-rated balls are priced best at the time you shop.  Other than price issues, I'd recommend this one without reservations, so if you get a good deal, go for it.
3100756
After my Psoriasis moved onto my fingertips, I couldn't play for more than a few minutes at a time before skin would start shredding off and leaving me with pain for days. I simply had to put playing aside for months while going through slow acting treatment. After hearing about these from a friend, I figured, "why not? $9 is worth trying it out".

Absolutely, 100% worth it. I can play for extended periods of time and my skin doesn't shred in the slightest now. They don't hinder movement at all and, quite honestly, I forget they are even there (as long as I'm not looking at my hand).

A couple of 'oddities':
1) The positive feature of the glove removing some friction the fingertips also adds less friction to the palm and thumb. Moving horizontally feels very different to me while wearing the glove and it's something I haven't quite gotten used to.
2) You don't build callouses when wearing it. I would reccomend this for either someone having a physical issue with their fingers or very, very early players. Everyone else should probably just go through the discomfort of building their callouses.

Using the seller's sizing guide, I sized a Large. I bought a small, just to make sure it was as tight as possible. I'll be picking up a medium to test that fit. Once I find my favorite fit, I'll definitely be making a pair for fingerpicking and bass.
2982594
These jeans fit great for dudes who can squat 2x bodyweight and have a hard time finding jeans that don't feel like skinny jeans. I've been wearing them for casual days at work and nights out with my lady. Highly recommend.
217893
One of my biggest challenges as basketball player has always been keeping my head up while moving the ball down the court and when driving to the basket. Though it's a little late in the game for me, SKLZ has come out with a solution for that problem with their Court Vision Basketball Dribble Goggles.

These SKLZ Court Vision Basketball Dribble Goggles look similar to racquetball glasses, but they are lighter and made of a soft, flexible plastic for a comfortable fit. The big difference is the frames are much thicker at the bottom where the rim limits visibility of the court directly in front of the one drippling. By doing this they train the player to handle the basketball with his or her head up to survey the court. According to SKLZ, using this training device will improve player capability in several ways: (1) Improves ball control. (2) Improves reaction time against a defender. (3) Increases confidence on the court. An adjustable elastic strap ensures a snug, but still comfortable fit.

The goggles are designed to fit symmetrically around the face. This is where I ran into a problem. I wear glasses and though I could get the goggles on, the fit and comfort level was much less than desirable. My adult son wears contact lenses so I asked him to help me test this product. The goggles fit him very nicely and the elastic strap maintained a snug, yet comfortable fit. He thought the soft plastic rims were great. When he initially put the goggles on the limited downward visibility was a little shocking. He jogged around for awhile trying to get used to the limitation. Though he was constantly aware of his restricted downward vision it didn't take long before he was ready to get on the court with me.

After our test we both agreed that the SKLZ Court Vision Basketball Dribble Goggles passed with flying colors; two thumbs up! An additional plus is SKLZ provides excellent training videos on their website so the player can be confident they are using the equipment correctly. I still play basketball, but not on a team. I do, however, play weekly pick-up games at the local YMCA and on open night at one of our high school gyms. My glasses made it difficult to take full advantage of the goggles, but I still used them to practice. Even with my limitation I still realized noticeable improvement in my dribbling, ball control and especially improvement in my nagging habit of looking down at the ball. As far as I'm concerned SKLZ met every one of their claims.
205573
When I saw Fruit of the Loom selling their full-cut briefs in size 5XL, I was a bit sceptical. I've always been a briefs guy and I've wasted a lot of money trying to find comfortable underwear for 5XL-sized big guys like me. I ordered two packs and tried them out over a few weeks. After several washes, I was very surprised at how comfortable and durable they stayed. The waistband fits nice and snug over my belly. The full coverage in the back is still intact and keeps its shape. The front panel cradles and supports my front area and retains its softness. I've worn them under khakis, jeans, and dress slacks. I've even worn them while sleeping. I've also gotten the occasional notice and/or compliment. They haven't disappointed me in any way. I've already bought enough briefs to last me a little over a month. I can't think of any reason to switch to another brand. I highly recommend these to any fellow 5XL guys out there that aren't sure what kind of underwear to buy, or if they're not fans of "tighty whities", or if they're thinking of ditching boxers. I'd be happier if there were colored/striped briefs in 5XL, but a guy can dream. Thanks, Fruit of the Loom, for finally thinking of the bigger guy!
4495929
I've almost always played cheap golf balls because well, they're affordable. And I'm a hacker so I didn't think much of it. But I had noticed that some of the golf balls I used were like hitting rocks. They'd sting my hands after a shot, so I decided maybe I should look for a softer compression golf ball and see how that would work. I'm glad I made that decision! Combined with a tweak in equipment, I started using these TruSoft balls and have noticed a positive difference in my game. I might try some less expensive options with the softer compression, but I have no complaints with these except the price, which, means quality. I was getting consistent distance off the tee, good action around the greens, and soft-touch putting. I'm happy so far.