I don't see that anyone is worked up about anything. They advertised "APOLLO BALISTIK STEEL The original multi-flex steel shaft is back!". Having a few of the old shafts around, I would guess from their advertising that I could fill in any holes with the "original multi-flex ...". Not so. The specs have changed. It is not the original. The man asked them a simple question and received a much too simple answer. Not a biggie.

Al







At 09:19 PM 7/22/2003, you wrote:
I guess I don't get what you guys are all worked up about.

The new Balistik multi-flex steel shaft does just what the old one did. It
allows you to carry one shaft and tip trim for across the S-L flex curve.

You asked why the new shaft did not match the old shaft's specification and
they told you - the new shaft has new specifications.

I like these shafts. They serve the purpose they are designed for very well.
I have been able to reduce my shaft inventory and simplify things for one
segment of my market with them. They work as advertised.

It's not the first time a product specification has changed in this
business.

-t


on 7/22/03 8:01 PM, sean weijand at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


> And that makes these shafts Balistiks how?
>
> I think i have a job for these people in my marketing dept.
>
> sean weijand
>
> On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 11:20  AM, Ed Reeder wrote:
>
>> Thought you might enjoy Hireko's answer to my question regarding
>> their new Balistik's.
>>
>> /Ed
>>
>> ---------From Hireko--------------------
>>
>> Morning Ed,   the Balistik steel shaft specifications have changed to
>> what
>> we now carry.  Thanks,  Lynn
>>
>




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