my wife used one for years as a meat cutter they are heavy and hard to clean not suited for rc the are for cuts and saw protection

I’ve seen a few fingers after a kickback on 120cc engines while wearing welding gloves. That ain’t pretty I could only imagine that chain links would act like a bunch of knives cutting into fingers.

Valerie Taylor ( a very well renown & respected oceanographer) once put her hand in a shark's mouth to prove the chainmail design - not a scratch on her

Originally Posted by RCAddiction

I have both an RCS and a Davis Diesel Start R Stik. The latter has a larger, more comfortable BMX style grip and while it doesn't roll, it works as well or better for me. Has not damaged any of my props, whether wood or CF.

Just be safe. Accidents happen when least expected. That's why they are called "accidents" and not "on purpose's".

Lol....i never called them "on purposes"...i called them " Hey Mom...Watch This "

Originally Posted by yser

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