Sentences with phrase «good heft»

The phrase "good heft" means that something feels heavy and well-balanced, which is often associated with quality and durability. Full definition

The electric power steering gave the wheel a rock solid feel at highway speeds, and offered good heft at lower speeds.

A sloppy rev - matched downshift to second, we turn in to the right - hander — the steering is impressive, with good heft and precision.

Turn - in was sharp, while the wheel fed back good heft, even with its electric boost unit.

The figures themselves are nicely designed too, and feel like they have better heft to them than the more plastic Skylanders.

The electric power steering has a good heft to it, but I'd like to take the car out on the twisties before I pass judgement on its road feel.

Weapons have a good heft to them and there seems to be a sub-class for every sort of killing toy.

There's a good heft to it, so it feels like a quality watch.

It has a good heft to it without feeling like you're carrying around an object that could cause severe blunt force trauma.