
Super Stroke Mid Slim 2.0 review
Started by
RookieBlue7
, Jan 09 2013 05:59 PM
38 replies to this topic
#34
Posted 29 March 2013 - 04:04 PM
I think what's lost in the shuffle with these-
The ultra slim is smaller, but also heavier at 65g.
Super Stroke managed to make it a little bigger (basically a midside), AND lighter - 15g is probably just enough to make a noticeable swing weight change, especially on a 350/360 mallet that has a 75/80g grip on it.
Cool grip-
The ultra slim is smaller, but also heavier at 65g.
Super Stroke managed to make it a little bigger (basically a midside), AND lighter - 15g is probably just enough to make a noticeable swing weight change, especially on a 350/360 mallet that has a 75/80g grip on it.
Cool grip-
#36
Posted 17 May 2013 - 11:05 PM
I purchased the 2.0 today and will be putting this to use tomorrow. I'm pumped.
#37
Posted 18 May 2013 - 08:36 PM
Glad it works for you
For me it changed the balance and feel of my old 34" anser and I just never got to liking it. as a matter of fact I got to where I couldn't wait to get it out of the bag. Guessing with a heavy head putter it feels better.
So it was quickly back to a pingman for me and, thankfully, back to better putting.
Another note to the side, it was the dickens getting it in and out of my bag.
For me it changed the balance and feel of my old 34" anser and I just never got to liking it. as a matter of fact I got to where I couldn't wait to get it out of the bag. Guessing with a heavy head putter it feels better.
So it was quickly back to a pingman for me and, thankfully, back to better putting.
Another note to the side, it was the dickens getting it in and out of my bag.
Edited by Rick, 18 May 2013 - 08:38 PM.
#38
Posted 19 May 2013 - 09:05 AM
Well looking for a little guidance here. I made the switch to a Scottsdale TR B60, just plain sets up best for me. I had an Scotty Select 1.5 & Odyssey Versa #1w, always trading looking for a better way to get the ball in the hole
I like the mid-size grip on the B60, but not too crazy about the cord, and it seem too heavy. So I bought a Super Stroke 2.0 that I was planning to use on the Versa #1w, but didn’t put it on.
I know the Ping grip weighs in at 85grams and the SS is 50grams, in theory if I install the SS on the B60 what should be the effect? Will I feel the head more, will the head feel heavier?
I like the mid-size grip on the B60, but not too crazy about the cord, and it seem too heavy. So I bought a Super Stroke 2.0 that I was planning to use on the Versa #1w, but didn’t put it on.
I know the Ping grip weighs in at 85grams and the SS is 50grams, in theory if I install the SS on the B60 what should be the effect? Will I feel the head more, will the head feel heavier?
#39
Posted 19 May 2013 - 05:28 PM
jgriff411, on 19 May 2013 - 09:05 AM, said:
Well looking for a little guidance here. I made the switch to a Scottsdale TR B60, just plain sets up best for me. I had an Scotty Select 1.5 & Odyssey Versa #1w, always trading looking for a better way to get the ball in the hole
I like the mid-size grip on the B60, but not too crazy about the cord, and it seem too heavy. So I bought a Super Stroke 2.0 that I was planning to use on the Versa #1w, but didn’t put it on.
I know the Ping grip weighs in at 85grams and the SS is 50grams, in theory if I install the SS on the B60 what should be the effect? Will I feel the head more, will the head feel heavier?
I like the mid-size grip on the B60, but not too crazy about the cord, and it seem too heavy. So I bought a Super Stroke 2.0 that I was planning to use on the Versa #1w, but didn’t put it on.
I know the Ping grip weighs in at 85grams and the SS is 50grams, in theory if I install the SS on the B60 what should be the effect? Will I feel the head more, will the head feel heavier?











