Can I put these around plastic cups to play beer pong? If so, how would I attach them round the cups?
1595226
I don't think they would work. They fit a average size wrist real nice. Maybe they would fit near or around the bottom of the cup but I don't know how u would get them to stay on, especially as the cup gets wet
906552
Yes bc they are plastic... verry cheap looking though and break easy. Would def not reccomend.
60898
I have no idea? I put ping pong balls on mine. I don't think the got overly hot. You might want to try putting them on a timer to lessen the length of time they're on.
1221251
I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to... » Read More I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. « Show Less
1063423
yes they should work just fine, I used them to attache to golf bag tags as I collect them as I play different courses. I hang them on a colored metal sheet on the wall. About 8 feet square.
1448953
I took a bar tending school and they had these in a 2 liter sprite bottle for practice, so they will work for just about anything.P.S. Don't use these for wine it's just uncivilized and it can cause your beer foam really bad. Stick to using these for liquor. get a jigger make some long island ice teas and you'll look like a pro.
1611403
You have to make sure that the cups stay round on the bottom. There is an add-on called a cup keeper that will keep the cups the same consistent shape even when thrown in a drawer or a backpack.
94536
Since it is for wall mount, the cups will rub against the wall. Not quite like a vertical cup hanger. Plus the diameter of the cup might not allow enough length for the handle to hang safely, since cups do not hang flush/flat to the wall.
234607
No, I wouldn't think so. They are just plastic so would worry about them melting/warping or someone burning themselves by touching the outside of the cup containing hot contents. I would say the plastic is about the same as a clear plastic disposable plate.
105800
It all depends. Theres a point of making them bounce and there's a point where you'll sent them if you throw them to hard. You can bounce them 4 feet no problem. If you let them drop out f your hands a foot is about as high it will go. They arnt the best quality but they work for how i use them (beer pong.) Without knowing in which way/what game they will be used for during the festival game(s) I can't tell you if they would be suitable for you.
1603178
I don't think they would work very...it seems to need a bigger plastic ball.
2275507
Yes but be careful they are plastic. So be sure to pre-drill a hole for them if you can. I would also suggest some type of glue to hole in on as well. I know it's 30$ or something but I would have bought a more expensive one but there were no stores in my town that had them.
583360
You'll probably need to wrap it around something like a coffee can/other large-ish cylindrical container. Stuffing them would work, too.
1400644
I only use them in my melitta java cup holder I have't try to use them any where other than the java cups
1183866
The metal jiggers stack pretty neat. I can't say anything about the mini cup - I just don't have one. If they're the same volume, they could stack, yet the form (the width of the cone) might be a bit different, so I wouldn't bet on this one.
1216869
well, the spring clips on the side... did you bend them? like permanently out of shape? once they go into the slots, they stay spread open and hold up the plastic face. if you bent them though, i'd suggest bending them back? Can't see how the face doesn't stay up and closed unless you had bent them out of shape?
546062
You would have to carefully drill those holes, but the plastic is definitely sturdy enough to do this. Good idea!!!