Cones 9" Soccer Practice Field Training Cones Set of 10 Heavy Duty

These are fantastic! I bought them for my dog training, and they've held up great!We have used them for weaving, tossed them around to help desensitize dogs to moving objects and strange noises (not at the dog, of course. But in the same general vicinity), and even used them as stands for our Rally signs.During a dog show they were used as traffic cones. By the end of the day three of them had been run over multiple times, but besides a few tire tread marks you would never have known. The marks were easily cleaned off, and they are indistinguishable from the rest of the cones now.I have no complaints about these cones whatsoever!

I bought these just a few days before VBS. They were delivered very quickly. I ordered 3 sets to use to make a running track for the kids. We also used them to make a water balloon toss area. They were perfect for what we needed. It was a windy day and then didn't tip over unless a child bumped one. Well worth the money and our children's ministry will be able to use them for years. I love how easily they all stack up too!

These are decent and reasonably priced. The only thing I have noticed is the orange that I got has faded considerably in the sun. I was using these to mark corners of my field for frisbee practice with the dogs, and they are nice and light and I dont worry if the dogs happen to run into one when trying to catch the frizz. I also used these at a turn in my driveway to show the UPS and FEDEX drivers where I don't want them driving on the grass as they try to cut the turn in the driveway.Funny story too - I put these cones out for the frisbee marking as mentioned, a day later, two of them were missing in the morning. I live way off the street so it was not likely someone came by and took them. So,since I got 10 of them, I just replaced the missing couple. Well two days later there was another missing. Turns out, deer really like these cones! My daughter spotted a deer at dusk one night carrying one of my cones into the field! I located the missing cones in the field about 200 yards from the house.I attached a picture of what the deer did to one of the cones. Its apparently fun to chew on.

I run my border collie in sheepdog trials and was looking for inexpensive cones (so I could buy several) to use to set up training exercises. These cones fit the bill. They arrived super quickly and seem durable enough, although they are already starting to fade after only a few weeks. I do leave them out in my field all the time though, so if you were only putting them out for soccer practice, the fading might not be an issue.

I purchased these for their price and size. I use them for flag football games, and they are sufficiently tall and bright to be noticeable across the field, even in long grass. The cones are composed of hard, lightweight plastic, which makes them a little unstable in very high winds, though there are small holes on the corner of each cone, which could theoretically be used to stake them down.These cones aren't as tall or soft as some of the vinyl cones, and they aren't collapsible or low-profile like some of the more volume-conscious models. However, they're inexpensive and they nest within one another so as not to take up too much space when stored.Overall, this is a well-designed product that is well worth the price.

We were pleased to see that the "Cintz" name shown in the photos is not actually there on the cones. We were using these for an instructional video shoot, so it was nice that they were plain orange with no markings. We spent most of the day today doing the shoot, and it was quite windy and gusty. They stayed in place for the most part, with only a couple of them sliding a few inches out of place once or twice on the smooth pavement during the gustiest winds. Not one of them ever fell over. They're plenty tall enough and stack together into a small, lightweight stack that's easy to store and transport. Love 'em.

First of all these cones are built more to use for kid sports rather than traffic cones so I was pushing it when I purchased them to use in a guest parking area. They work well enough to keep people from parking too far down onto the lawn but we've only had them out for a month and they have completely faded into a pale pinkish orange. We live in the Pacific Northwest and I put them out in February, so clearly these cones are not going to last long in a hot sunny climate. They are very lightweight so they won't stay in place unless you use tent stakes to hold them. BUT -- they have prevented guests from driving down too far on the property and getting stuck or doing damage.

These are lightweight cones with a high visibility orange color. I purchased these to help my daughter learn parking techniques. She drove over one and it survived (although it was mostly the frame of the vehicle that did the bulk of the damage, I was still surprised it made it back to a usable form). I'd say these were worth the purchase.