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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de enero de 2025
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Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Thomas Schiro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
Page is known for using .08s. Just be careful to stretch before dropping to open G. Especially if the strings aren’t warmed up yet. Other than that fly high!
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
Bret Mars
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2024
Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
HowieZowie
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2024
Just what I was looking for!
C. Burns
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de agosto de 2023
I am no longer afraid to use my mandoline slicer! I injured myself BADLY a while back and stopped using the super sharp slicer. A friend recommended these gloves to me and they are perfect. I can now use the mandoline safely, without anxiety (I have also used them when doing tricky knife work). Highly suggest these to any cook - your fingers/hands will thank you!!!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Marrio50
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de mayo de 2023
A brand that has never let me down!
Gustavo Hernandez
Comentado en México el 14 de mayo de 2023
Pésimo producto, primero guantes de tamaño diferente uno s y otro xl, segundo no son anticortes, y tres sumamente antihigiénicos
Jimena Vargas Neria
Comentado en México el 27 de marzo de 2023
Muy buenos y faciles de usar.
G. R. Hall
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de noviembre de 2023
I purchased these gloves after we bought a new knive set that is razor sharp. I purchased one for myself and my wife. Worth every penny and they can be washed with clothes. They fit well and are true to size.nothing else to say other than they serve the purpose.yes I would recommend.
Val
Comentado en México el 19 de enero de 2023
Usamos en casa mucho mandolinas y nos hemos cortado feo, desde que usamos el guante se acabaron los problemas. Funciona muy bien.
Sophia Avila
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de agosto de 2022
I bought these after I sliced my finger with a knife in the kitchen and required stitches and now feel more confident now that I’m protected with these gloves!!
ARM
Comentado en México el 25 de agosto de 2022
Es el segundo para y la segunda marca pero sigo con el mismo problema. El dedo pulgar es DEMASIADO largo. Esto estorba demasiado para trabajar comodamente. Los voy a devolver.Mis manos son normales. Otros guantes me quedan perfectamente pero no los de kevlar.
jose luis hernandez
Comentado en México el 30 de mayo de 2022
muy bueno, en verdad funcionan y son muy útiles
Craftsalatte
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de diciembre de 2022
These gloves, in size small, fit my hands perfectly. I'm a small woman, I usually wear a size small or medium nitrile gloves at work (nursing). I bought these for hand carving with basswood and a knife. I did poke a small hole in them when the knife slipped, but they prevented a cut in my finger, so they did the job!
Arturo Vázquez Alonso
Comentado en México el 30 de noviembre de 2022
Estos guantes resisten los cortes no muy fuertes, lo que no me gusto es que quedan muy cortos en la canilla
Arturo Graniel
Comentado en México el 23 de octubre de 2022
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Raul Rendon Diez De Bonilla
Comentado en México el 20 de octubre de 2022
porr su calidad del producto y lo que ayuda hacer aqlguna labor si recibir lastimaduras
T. S. Saliba
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de diciembre de 2021
Recently started a machinist job. Metal splinters and cuts galore! Don't like wearing gloves. Just never feels right. Previously worked on the railroad and shredded any gloves in a matter of weeks. Gave up on gloves years ago. My daughter bought these for me to try. So far, I actually love them! Fit snug, dry fast, keep splinters to a minimum and zero cuts. Only been one week though. If they last at least a couple months, will definitely buy more.
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