Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Louise Marcus

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025

I like these weights. They look snazzy and, being ceramic, they aren't subject to spontaneous shattering the way glass sometimes is.After reading some reviews, I was a little worried about "the hole" in the bottom. Now that I've used them, not so much. The body is hollow, and a hole is required for firing, or else the thing would blow up in the kiln. It's not a pinhole; the hole is big enough to run a small stream of water inside, shake it out, drain it, and air dry. So no worries for me.Although hollow, these weights are plenty weighty. I've had no problems with floaters. Another plus is the flared donut shape, which gives me lots of grabbing options if the slippery weight should start to tilt. I'll buy them again if I need more.

Tammy

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de diciembre de 2024

Great shirts at a great price. Bought these shirts for my 10 year old son for our Disney vacation in August. He was cool and comfortable (as you can be in Orlando in August).

Carrie Barrick

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de noviembre de 2024

Perfect tee for my daughter for a soccer shirt. Comfy.

Elaine Freeth

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de octubre de 2024

Light and breathable. My son loves these for XC practice and they match the team colors.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Kindle Customer

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2024

I received these today. I like the size, shape and weight. I do a lot of fermenting and use an airlock, because of the shape (large opening in the center) I thought it would be handy to use. The weight is just under 8oz.The things that concern me, and it's why I wanted a photo, is in two parts. The tops are beautifully finished. When you flip them over, the view they don't show, there is a hole (pencil size) on the bottom that they must use to pour out the wet clay. My issue are;I don't see any finish inside the hole, it also looks almost impossible to clean. The bottom, I hope, has a white fired coat. It's hard to tell.I'm concerned about the finish in the hole and what may get trapped inside. I also don't know how safe the clay is if unglazed. I guess I could boil them but that still does not help unless it's fully finished.In fairness the site did say it had a small hole on the bottom, just no photos or real description. It not just a hole but a cavity.1 out of the 4 weights has chips or imperfections on it. By the look of it, it was touched during firing.Given how touchy ferments are to cleanliness I'm think I'll have to return them. I may look at filling the holes with a food safe clay or ???I really want them to work, I just don't want to take the health risk, or destroy my ferments.I'll update this review when I decide what to do.My thought are toward filling the hole. They are great weights and easy to remove from the jar even with my arthritic boomer fingers.Peace.

Gerald P.

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de noviembre de 2022

My sons loves these as sleep shirts. The material is very lightweight and keeps him cool at night. Size is slightly smaller than expected, so if you're on the cusp of two sizes, order up. All in all, good shirts for the price paid.

jeanette dunn

Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de julio de 2021

They are really nice shirts for school and other places for my grandson. Very nicely made. True size.

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Vencer - Tarro de boca ancha para fermentación con asa, pesas de fermentación para decapado y enlatado, juego de 4, VHF-013O

1.Color:Blanco

2.Talla:8

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