I went to store to buy a Nite-Ize 185G sport disc, noticed the nine paired rows of squared ribs on the bottom for the fiber optic channels, don't those hurt your fingers?
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The ribs really don't pose any kind of a problem when catching the frisbee. I guess maybe if you happened to grab it "wrong" in some weird way they may hurt your fingers. But, we haven't had any problems.
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I've been supporting this Flashflight product for almost 15 years and those fiber optic ribbed channels have never once caused a painful catch or problem to throwing or catching. Best option on the market for a Light-up Flying Disc!
1806861
I purchased this in July, nope it doesn't hurt your finger. Feels just like a regular fresbee and it's so cool to be able to play at night.
1368720
Yes. Just lube both sides of the disc with a shot of WD40. Use a straight edge guide if you are cutting more than bar stock.
166224
not well. they are tight on my index finger to the point it starts to ache. the rest are all ok. they stop 2-3 inches past the wrist. well worth the money despite the discomfort.
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Shouldn't be a problem, there may be a defect in the receiving portion on the knife. I'd contact the manufacturer with the concern.
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I see that you have your very clear answers Susan, I tought I'd throw my 2 cents in, maybe it would help in the future.The first thing that came to mind for me was that they likely aren't balanced appropriately, ie; straight, nor made to actually KEEP that balance. I held the two round files up next to each other and turned them in my fingers, and the gap between the tips changed. That means that right out of the sleeve, they aren't straight. That has no bearing on my needs, and won't take away from my review of them. I guess just one more reason to validate your decision. : )
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Yeah theres two. A short one and a longer one. Just make sure your fingers arent I the way when you close them...doesnt feel good
266009
Yes, this is a common defect with these models, it's a combination of the polymer used and the design. Yes it will happen to newer items, don't buy this. I can't say about their other models that employ a different design, use at your own risk.
1846211
I have not had any problems. My fingers are large and that causes some problems. It connects fine. I like the angle tying surface.
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No, your fingers are safe and sound. The natural shape of the handle has a scallop for your fingers to dig into. Also, the downward curving back of the blade is unsharpened.
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Linda,I would never cut them, because they are made exactly like the SILPAT I have from 10 years ago. The instructions that came with the SILPAT said that once the silicone wears down to the fibers or the fibers show or you can feel them, you are to discard the pad. I assume the fibers are not safe to come in contact with food. Therefore if you cut them, the edge will degrade rapidly exposing more fibers. My SILPATs are in that state, the fibers feel like the fibers in fiberglass for auto-body repair. That's why I'm throwing out my old ones. Don't cut yours!! Buy yourself the proper pans, you'll be glad you did! Linda,I would never cut them, because they are made exactly like the SILPAT I have from 10 years ago. The instructions that came with the SILPAT said that once the silicone wears down to the fibers or the fibers show or you can feel them, you are to discard the pad. I assume the fibers are not safe to come in contact with food. Therefore if you cut them, the edge will degrade rapidly exposing more fibers. My SILPATs are in that state, the fibers feel like the fibers in fiberglass for auto-body repair. That's why I'm throwing out my old ones. Don't cut yours!! Buy yourself the... » Read More Linda,I would never cut them, because they are made exactly like the SILPAT I have from 10 years ago. The instructions that came with the SILPAT said that once the silicone wears down to the fibers or the fibers show or you can feel them, you are to discard the pad. I assume the fibers are not safe to come in contact with food. Therefore if you cut them, the edge will degrade rapidly exposing more fibers. My SILPATs are in that state, the fibers feel like the fibers in fiberglass for auto-body repair. That's why I'm throwing out my old ones. Don't cut yours!! Buy yourself the proper pans, you'll be glad you did! « Show Less
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I've been using it for several months & not had an issue with the open bottom. I guess if you wanted to close it in you could cut a piece of cardboard or some material to fit the opening but I really don't see an issue with it. Handling it with normal use, your fingers shouldn't come any where near the blades but to each his own.
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I find a few of those every time I use it. Mostly on my hands. Not enough for it to be a problem, though. I'm not sure what causes it.
543505
No. The knives go in parallel to the rods so the rods surround the blades. Most of our knives are very sharp and I have not seen any damage to the rods. We have two and love them both.
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My concern would be the edges of the prism ruining the duffel bag.http://roneibschutz.com/
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I just got mine and I'm wondering if I should return, my drive shaft appears slightly bent and when I grind with nothing inside it scrapes ceramic on ceramic at one section of the rotation. :(
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You should ask your gym. They don't damage equipment, but you should ask the establishment in case there is a liability issue or something.
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Honestly I do not know nor was I even aware of such an issue. My knife is very well made, feels great in the hand, quality of blade & sheath is better than I expected for the price. I am a small collector of edged weapons (swords/knives/spears/axes etc.), I have approximately 150+ items, I only use a few, I have 4-5 folders for EDC & 3-4 fixed blade knives & 3 machetes & 2 swords that I use or would use for SHTF events, the rest is just for viewing. BTW all my blades are qualified as BATTLE READY, no stainless steel swords etc.