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525 posts
Location: Dallas.........ish, USA
Irish
525 posts
Location: Dallas.........ish, USA
Posted:
aight pplz im pissed
what happened to the staffs that HOP used to sell
not the little dinky sh!ts they have now but like a nice 52 inch staff.........
aight pplz im pissed
what happened to the staffs that HOP used to sell
not the little dinky sh!ts they have now but like a nice 52 inch staff.........
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Location: Australia
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Location: Australia
Posted:
I believe HoP are currently unable to stock Concentrate staffs as there are some design flaws.
Please be patient. I'm sure Malcolm will have them back on the shelves as soon as the design is fixed!
I believe HoP are currently unable to stock Concentrate staffs as there are some design flaws.
Please be patient. I'm sure Malcolm will have them back on the shelves as soon as the design is fixed!
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Posted:
orrr ya culd just make your own for much cheaper, and have exactly what you want....
orrr ya culd just make your own for much cheaper, and have exactly what you want....
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Location: Presently in São Paulo, Brazil
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Location: Presently in São Paulo, Brazil
Posted:
Unless of course that you are going to go traveling and need a staff that you can take apart...
It was for that eaxct reason that I bought my Innercore staff. I have always made my own staffs but to make a take apart staff was beyond my skills.
I have to say that even though I still miss my old staff I'm happy with my Innercore.
Unless of course that you are going to go traveling and need a staff that you can take apart...
It was for that eaxct reason that I bought my Innercore staff. I have always made my own staffs but to make a take apart staff was beyond my skills.
I have to say that even though I still miss my old staff I'm happy with my Innercore.
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Location: USA, New York state
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Location: USA, New York state
Posted:
how is the weight on that innercore, bulldozer? I've been thinking about it, but I don't want one that's too light. I like something that isn't too heavy, but still feels adequately solid in my hand. most wood w/o any metal does this for me. Also, how big is the diameter? I couldn't find a measurement on that...
how is the weight on that innercore, bulldozer? I've been thinking about it, but I don't want one that's too light. I like something that isn't too heavy, but still feels adequately solid in my hand. most wood w/o any metal does this for me. Also, how big is the diameter? I couldn't find a measurement on that...
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6,978 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
still can't believe it's not butter
6,978 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
it's not the heaviest or lightest staff you will find - also at least as important is the distribution of the weight gives it such a nice feel to the inertia.
it's not the heaviest or lightest staff you will find - also at least as important is the distribution of the weight gives it such a nice feel to the inertia.
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