You have it backwards. That kind of abuse is what it is made for. I have dropped mine with impunity more times than I can count, saving me money on all the others that would have been trashed.
I dont deserve an APV
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You have it backwards. That kind of abuse is what it is made for. I have dropped mine with impunity more times than I can count, saving me money on all the others that would have been trashed.
Westfield is about 50 miles south of me, I'm closer to Lake Ontario - I'm hoping that being so far west, we aren't going to get hit too bad, but they are predicting gusts up to 60 mph.
The winds have started to pick up and it's raining harder - guess it is on its way.
Edit: Hope I have enough batteries charged, in case the power goes out!
I heard a story on here that a construction worker left his provari on top of the tire of a dump truck and got distracted. The driver drove off and the Provari got run over. The juice tank got smashed but the Provari survived with only some nicks and scratches, and continued to work flawlessly.
So they are constructed to take a lot of abuse, not that you would want to subject it to any intentionally. I've dropped mine several times on concrete in parking lots. Not a problem. Mine is protected against scratches with my DIY rubber sleeve cut from a motorcycle handle bar grip.
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Lmao glad you guys had fun with that pic.
Yeah the provari is definitely solid. I think the most sturdiest has to be the Reo grand, I owned one for a while. You can actually submerge the thing in water and it will still work.
Yeah the provari is definitely solid. I think the most sturdiest has to be the Reo grand, I owned one for a while. You can actually submerge the thing in water and it will still work.
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