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Waste of money if can't choose size. I wear a size 12 ring, probably bone will fit, I am sure sizes run very small. Note FEMALE hand in photo, if Asian, probably small even for Western female hand, much less a male western hand.
a bit more expensive but latex feels "fresher" than the other tubes I got from non dankung in a box, so I assume it will last longer
It was probably done for structural integrity since it is on a thin side already, also It would not remind snail as much without round holes for eyes
Beautiful unique catapult. It is worth having just for its nontraditional approach. Snail is a safer alternative to key-ring shooters and it takes just a little bit more space, so it is perfect for every day carry. The best part I like about this slingshot is that it is unrecognizable as a slingshot without its tubes, if you have to travel through a country/state(I’m pointing at you NJ) where slingshots are banned just take off the tubes and don’t worry about your beautiful metal abstract art sculpture. Definitely buy extra tubes because the ones Snail comes with are ridiculously short.
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Orangutan is a good middle ground between large and small dankung slingshots. It have a wide large fork so shooting large objects like paintballs / firecrackers / fishing darts won’t cause a problem and it have short handle so it can fit nicely in a pocket without sticking out. Tubes auto centering works perfectly every time, consider buying extra tubing since ones this slingshot coming with is a bit too short. So far this is my favorite non EDC dankung, for every day carry I prefer a Snail
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I have been using Cougar and Wood OTT slingshots since 2011. This small 'palm thunder' has quite different shooting experience and much more fun!
The Dankung 2040 tube is a nice and versatile small tube with the opportunity to use it for several different setups and different ammo seizes or weights depending on the number of used strands. I use it mostly for 8 mm steel bearings in a looped configuration, that means two strands each side. That setup gives a good speed and power with a low draw weight . I also use bandsets with a single tube on each side for target shooting. Less power, but still enough speed and a really low draw weight! A single loop with a pouch is also a great setup for frameless bareback shooting. I like the 2040 tubes and would buy them again.
Compact, light weight, accurate and attractive, I carry my black bat on most days, I shoot 6mm and 8mm steel balls, its the best fun I've had in years, I recommend buying it when it's back in stock.
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very comfortable shooter very well made, for more information click on the link for my you tube video review and match strike using this catapult,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU5Ln0lulLw#t=216.206935
But the batman catapult has a slight fault, The fault being the grooves on the forks are cut too deep resulting in very nasty hand
slaps, I have rectified the problem my end by building up the groove with electrical tape, now no hand slaps are occurring. I have tested this with tubes and flat band all is ok now. with mine but for future sales you may want to check this out,
Solidly made steel ss. I found the para-cord wrapping to be a little looser than what I'd like, but that's not a deal-breaker. Yes, this is on the large size. I have medium-sized western hands so I can get a good pinch-grip on the hooks at the top, but with my hand size, I'm unable to get a good purchase on the handle itself. All of this fades away when I start shooting... This thing is extremely accurate. I believe that the Agile Toucan might be a better fit and I have one on order. Will provide review of the Agile Toucan after it arrive and is used.