Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Pickleball paddles for sale @ Discount prices



They're here!!! The 2nd wave of Brand-new factory 2nd's paddles from S-Type sports. 60 paddles of different models and colours! E-mail for pictures or demo them at one of our pickleball times. They are brand new, but are factory 2nd's: which means they may have a colour flaw, or minor scratch/dent that in NO WAY affects play. These paddles are used by some of the top players in the sport of pickleball, and are a great investment for your futurein pickleball. Because they are factory 2nds, I am able to offer them at discount canadian $pricing$ . This is an extra income iniative by me to help offset costs of my growing family, but also to further the sport of pickleball in Abbotsford, throughout B.C., and anywhere else in the world that is wanting a great deal on an even greater pickleball paddle.


The models and $ is:

Composite Slammer $40 cdn

Composite Stryker $45 cdn

Composite Extreme $45 cdn

Graphite Slammer $50 cdn

Graphite Stryker $50 cdn

Graphite Stinger $60 cdn



What is the difference between the Stryker and the Slammer?
The Stryker paddle is our oversized paddle and it has a slightly larger
hitting surface than the Slammer. Both paddles have great power and
control. The Slammer is popular with those Pickleball players that like a
longer handle than the handle of the Stryker. Both paddles are used by
many of the best players in the game.


What is the difference between the Graphite and Composite?
The Graphite paddles are lighter in weight. They range from 6.5 ounces
to 7.0 ounces. The Composite range from 7.0 ounces to 8.0 ounces.
Many players that enjoy a durable lightweight paddle choose the
Graphite paddles. Some feel that the lighter the weight the more control.
Also, it reduces strain on joints and muscles since players would not
have to over exert themselves while hitting the ball.



Does the size of the paddle really matter?
In reality, most Pickleball players know that whether you are using a
Slammer or a Stryker it really does not matter. Players make contact
with the ball in the center of the paddle know as the “sweet spot.” There
are other paddle makers that have larger sizes by an inch or less. This is
just wasted space and adds more bulk to the paddles. The Slammer and
Stryker are designed to use the most control and power in the “sweet
spot.”


Buy yours today! Talk to Grant for more info! uthdudegrant@hotmail.com

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