High Hands for Pompom Land
587656
I have been waiting for a great craft like this.
This book is awesome in that it shows you every single thing
you need to know about crafting the projects inside.
Great book to have for every crafter!
2078142
If there were ever a way to make your side of the board big, and fast, this would be it. Drawing three cards and playing an extra land is insane..but I just can't seem to justify the mana cost. I guess there's an art to making it work: a friend of mine ran a deck with three of these in it and managed to blow me down...
Anyway, the cards arrived in near-mint condition, and in four days of purchase.
300210
I enjoyed doing a long hard set of pullups and having my hands almost safe. My only downfall is i have the dark hands now. The leather painted my hands and it is not as easy to clean .
4024107
We love to play Hand and Foot and Canasta.  Middle slot should be a little wider, as cards never lay flat without coaxing.
1996911
Good product, high quality, but is you have big hands like I do still a little short. You can still make them work, but I would prefer a wrap that fits 100%
3511349
If your heart is in the right place when you set out to adventure with Ms. Bullock-Workman, you should enjoy this book. I say it that way because the reader has to be ready for the olden turn of phrase and way of the early years of the 20th century. I also refer to "Ms." Bullock-Workman that way, because although married to Dr. Workman, the reader soon discerns that it was Fanny's hand that held the tiller. This lady was tough as a pine knot, and brokered no nonsense from the less informed. She kept her maiden name and broke many of the rules of the era regarding "proper" behaviour for a Victorian era lady(although she did climb in long skirts!). I had seen their travels and books referenced in many other mountaineering stories, and already had a vague idea of how extensive these two travelled. This is only one of their many trips in the high Himalaya, all to the remotest parts of the map and many areas not on the map at all. They toured large parts of Europe and India on a tandem bicycle, with Fanny piloting. It was said she cleared the path of the many panhandlers and beggars along the way with a bullwhip and a pistol. But that would have to be in one of her other books, which I would like also to read, but none seem to be easily found these days. This book concerns their traverse of the Hispar and Biafo glaciers, two of the largest of the Karakorum's many. They converge near their sources and with the crossing of a relatively "easy" pass, you can hike up one and down the other. This they did, climbing, surveying, and taking measurements of height on many peaks. They travelled with a large contingent, including alpine guides and other learned minds. Many problems arose with the porters, but that seems to be a common story with all expeditions before and since. I liked the book, it is what I thought it would be, and I was not disappointed.
4813315
not so much a pad in the hand but a ridge in glove handle
4739038
During the spring I do a lot of prunning and cutting back wild growth on the edge of our property and (of course) mowing. Wearing a pair of my cloth covered gloves, first I had my hand ripped open when I mowed too close to a wild rose vine, and then later when I had my finger torn by a simple twig. It was time for a tougher set of gloves.

I like the cloth gloves because they "breathe," but I definitely needed a heavier canvas to fend off the different attacking yard growth I deal with in the spring. So I got the 3M Comfort Grip Gloves for two reasons; 1) they promised better resistance, and 2) I liked the idea of a better grip; especially for sawing and pruning trees and shrubs.

When I first put them on, they felt small. (My hands are regular size guy hands--a large, but not huge!) However, after wearing them for an outing of cutting, mowing and they were quite comfortable and I could use them for gripping and picking up things that I usually have to take my gloves off for--not surgical glove precision but not floppy-cloth either. The rubberized parts that fit over the palms,  finger fronts and tips aid in the grip, and the heavy cloth backs protected against thorns and pointy twigs.
652136
6x was a good $$ value.  Atlas gloves are great for working in the garden;  hold up well and allow good feel/ grip.
2317005
This book of hand fans is wonderful. You can go in many directions colorwise. The thing I like the least is that some are too busy.
321247
A superior product - wonderful hand feel, very high quality - great vendor to deal with = mike in az
1052566
Good dual land when paired with creatures and other cards that allow you to play it multiple times from your hand. Best to get out early due to coming into play tapped, but still has uses later on.
223254
the extra height they give to the sticks enables much better fine aiming/movement control. my thumbs will NOT be slipping anymore during intense action.recommend them to everyone
4532727
A beautiful pen, perhaps more for a man's hand (given the size--it's like a Cuban cigar). It didn't write well at high altitude (6000 ft), flooding a bit. But now that I'm out of the clouds, it's a nice pen that writes on the juicy side. I only wish it came with a fine nib, which I prefer. The tortoise shell (mock) is sublime!
3495379
Got monkey grass?  Trim it without bending down.  Not the only reason why I purchased this, as I have some tall shrubbery to take care of also.  Exceeded expectations.
392847
I LOVE this adaptation of our favorite bounty hunter. the posability, the size, the props, the attention to detail. its beautiful. My only complaint however are the hands. You practically need a lightsaber to take one set of hands out to put another in, and i like changing poses/hands from time to time. this however broke the wrist joints. I was able to find a pose that made this work but most of his props now are useless as is. i almost sent it back for a refund but it's too beautiful of a piece.
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As a very tall person it is interesting to see the world from the perspective of a very short, but adventurous, mouse. Beautiful photographs. Well done.