Hi Jack!
I just want to let you know I haven't forgotten about you and returning the demo paddles. We've had a lot of rain here in Michigan but have been able to get out to try the paddles a few times just the same. My daughter and I definitely will each be ordering paddles and my brother as well...
Jack
Thanks for the upgrade allowance.
The Chaos H Special Edition with Polymer Core and carbon fiber diamond weave surface has made a significant difference in my game.
Jack this is Lawrence from Florida. I used the new Kratos H Special Edition paddle all morning. The carbon fiber diamond weave is incredible.
Jack, received the paddle, used it last night, I like it, the design as well. Today the bag came! Best case I have seen, nice job on design, it will be an example of what a PB case should be.
I tried out my new chaos paddle yesterday and I love the feel of the ball as it rebounds off the paddle face, soft but powerful! I am a lefty and happy I ordered a TSD custom paddle.
"Wow! What a great paddle! I purchased mine this spring & it truly improved my game! Once my friends tried it, each one ordered a Third Shot Drop paddle. ..."
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