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What do you know about 19 years 2 months ago #9635

batman100 Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 172 Thank you received: 0	Im looking too buy a new set of paddles, and whilst i dont mind my robson combats, i find that when im paddling frantically, my grip seems to slip out of place, so i have to stop and its a pain and theres quite alot of flex in the shaft, im looking at upgraging to a set of cranked werner side kicks, so as the title suggests, what do you know about them, good-bad etc thanks in advance
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Re:What do you know about 19 years 2 months ago #9639

scannon Offline Senior Member Posts: 39 Thank you received: 0	I use the straight shaft sidekick and I think it's a really good paddle. I like that it's bigger than the player but not so big that it feels like I have to reallly force it through the water. I can't say anything about the crank shaft from personal experience but people I know who paddle it love it.
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Re:What do you know about 19 years 2 months ago #9641

neilnt Offline Elite Member Posts: 119 Thank you received: 0	I use a set of cranked werners and like the shaft a lot. I've also used sidekick blades in the past and really liked them. I actually wish I'd bought my cranks with those on them, instead of the better looking double diamonds which perform great but don't like getting battered against rocks!!
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Re:What do you know about 19 years 2 months ago #9642

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before you buy an expensive new paddle , try this:

www.tenniswarehouse.com.au/access/Grips/pacific/softy.htm
(plenty of other sources on the net and in sport shops)

It's cheap and you'll be amazed how much grip you get and how much muscle power you'll save in your fingers.... make sure to put one strip of carpet take on the paddle lengthwise and then wind the tape over it at full stretch.

almost everybody that tries my paddle loves it...

If you're happy, you're successful.

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Re:What do you know about 19 years 2 months ago #9643

taliesin38 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 279 Thank you received: 0	I am big on the werner paddles. They seem to have the best power transfer of any paddle that I have tried.
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