DURABLITY? do you think the tags will withstand the repeated drop when putting it back to your bag? hows the construction of the device( materials, cl
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Without a doubt. I've used for many rounds. I can't detect any damage whatsoever. The plastic or polymer they are made of seems to withstand a lot. Construction in my mind is top notch; the clip is holding strong, and it does not seem like anything will catch or tear off.
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Hi WEBMARI. I have now used the device for nearly 60 rounds and have had no issues whatsoever with the tags on the clubs--which I occasionally jam into my bag pretty hard, or throw on the ground. Everything is extremely durable.
1641468
Yes very durable I been dropping my clubs into the bag two or three time a week with the tags on them for about six months now with out any problem.
399465
Probably will survive but not definite. It's not sticky which was one of the reasons I really like this cover. Easy to come out of your pocket instead of pulling everything out of your pockets. Scratch resistant - definitely.
1270138
It is not very strong or durable. I would only recommend it for light use. If you use it daily keep the weight in the bag very light.
1333057
I think the plastics made these days won't wear out in our lifetimes. I'd say it's pretty durable; up at bear camp I kept this on my belt attached by a bicycle inner-tube chunk, it didn't move and held up fine in thick cover. I highly recommend this, may want to put some super glue on the fire rod handle where it attaches to the rod as that was the first thing that failed but was a quick-n-easy fix.
673343
I have actually dropped the bottle taking into work on accident. It held up very well and just scuffed the bottle, no actual dent. I dropped it from about 3 feet off the ground because it fell out of my duffle bag as I was searching for my ID to gain access to a building.
1597576
Have had mine for 6 months and have dropped in water multiple times. No issues yet.
219023
Yes, but my experience with this type of device is that the little slot where you can thread the micro-lanyard is not the most durable. Have needed to rebuild mine using epoxy. If you put it on an ID badge lanyard it should survive longer than on a key ring in pocket/purse, in my opinion.
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I've had three of them for about two years and travel with them constantly. I'm easy on my equipment and use well padded bags so I'm not sure how they would hold up to abuse but with proper care I've had no issues at all.
373771
good question, my bag does not have a material tag but upon reexmanition it looks to me to me a mix of nylon outer shell stuck to a rubberized skin for water proffness it very sturdy and while not 50 percent sure about content I hope this gives you a better idea their good be several ways these were made depending which on you have
1075089
I'm sorry didn't notice the couple of times when used the case. I can say it isn't one of my favorite because I'm affraid that the case isn't durable enough for possible drops. I can say that the "iface" case are the most durable compared to the costly outerbox. I will make sure to notice next time the case is used. I really like it based only on appearance. Good luck with your selections.
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The sack is pretty durable, if course the surface you are using matters. I use it only on grass and rubberized tracks only. I would put on on asphalt or concrete. I've had mines for over 6 months and it's holding up well
1565155
Yes. Tag is poorly constructed, though. Plus Bluetooth connection dropped sporadically.
638759
So far it seems pretty durable. I've dropped it several times and I've test bopped a few wooden poles. The poles will remember more than the baton will. Left an indention. The only issue I had was the metal clips at the tip of the baton that form the bridge for the electricity kept coming out but that my not be a problem for you.
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i have had it in the passanger seat of my wrangler while off roading, and it has slamed back and forth, down to the floor boards, and i have dropped it from my hiker pack and its pretty flawless. Although i have the powder coated black one and i believe that helps with the durability. My friend has the 40 oz. and his dented on the bottom after dropping it from about 3 to 4 feet. From my experience its very durable. My only recommendation is to get the straw lid. The plastic neck holder snapped in the middle not even 3 months in. Hope this helps!
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No, it isn't. The material is water resistant. It also has it's own attached cover, stored in the bottom, that is also said to be water resistant. Maybe with the 2 working together it might make it waterproof but since they both say "resistant" I wouldn't take the chance. I am not sure why they wouldn't make at least the cover waterproof but since on the tag it says resistant then that is what I treat it as. I went out and bought a spray can of KIWI Select Super Protector with NANO particles and sprayed the entire outer fabric of the pack a couple times and I haven't had any problems since doing so. I am the type of person that would rather avoid a potential problem by taking a simple precautionary step that will assure that problem won't happen. In this case, I spent the ten bucks on a spray that reinforced the waterproofness of the pack rather than being on a week long hike and having all my gear be soaked within the 1st couple days because the material is water "resistant"! I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!
2166224
Dunno - never tested it for durability....only use it to access the battery compartment.....
1964958
Mine has held up. It gets really squeezed when in its bag. It takes a little while for it to bounce back to its shape but always has.