Does this work for sculling?
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I did use them on one 5k row (stationary rower) and they worked ok. There is not any rotation of the hand or sustained weight pulling against them and it was fine. I would still go with a different option for the price tag. I saw a pair of these on eBay recently starting at $0.99 bid and asked the seller what they thought. He had a very negative opinion as well. Hope this helps. Good luck!
167981
I've never tried it, but if your calluses get tore up from it, then i would think they would be awesome!
727528
Yes. It worked great. My daughter even was heading the ball, although I would not recommend it.
2225945
yes it would. And it does have different speeds so you can adjust it as your muscles get use to one speed.
2277675
As the description says, it's for small boats in still waters so I don't think it will suit your purpose. I use it on a small aluminum boat and it does great.
1403077
I don't know. We use it on our 4x8 Bic dinghy (2 person) & it is just super !
391080
Yes, it does. I am using spinning reels in it. I haven't been able to fish yet this year, but used it last fall. I may have had to position the reel differently from the way a bait-caster is held; I only used it a couple of times so far, and can't remember what I did. It worked fine, though.
683538
Absolutely! The weight is balanced at the ends and the oar is easy to hold.
678060
It would work if you have the right tip for the ball, but it would take forever. It does not pump much air per stroke.
1872261
No, it will do it's thing, just make sure you put it in the upright position when loading the ingredients. Also I find , after cleaning it each time, the paddle does'nt move freely and has to be loosened up by moving it back and forth or with using a little olive oil each time I use it.
1592451
Probably. However, I found using the holder to be rather awkward given overhead branches and the need to paddle to keep the boat oriented to where I wanted to cast. Jonathan's question about fit is something I can't answer. Cheers!
1604859
Yes. Depending on how much sand you need to pick up and how much time you have. I use this to pick up sand in my Hot tub brought in by grand children works great!
634221
After testing my Foldawheel on various surfaces and inclines, I can say with reasonable confidence that this chair will handle any SMOOTH incline intended for pedestrians. Although I have no personal experience, I imagine a gangway with a RIBBED SURFACE would pose a challenge for any wheelchair or scooter, including the Foldawheel. For this reason, I recommend you research the gangway specifications i.e. surface, grade, of your intended cruise ship. Happy sailing.
1779527
Noooooo! You will be relying on styrofoam for support. there is a significant load when rowing. My boat has thick aluminum supports and these inserts go in those supports to keep metal from metal contact.
384259
May be a bit large for an ultralight rig. I did not have good luck with this reel. never got it to cast right. Continually back lashed. I cahnged the weight of line and made all the adjudtments I could. Took it apart and cleaned it, although it was new. Nothing worked. I would recommend a Diawa Laguna. I have four of them and they are great and would work perfect on an ultra light rig.
1732581
slightly, but the machine is designed to simulate the pulling as with scull rowing only
1927549
No. A little over 2 inches is all it will doBut it does them well. For longer Fletch length I use my old Jo jan.
1684604
Yes it should i old work. You may need to use longer straps as slings for the boat and hook the straps to the hooks of the pull system