What the fuck is that RTT
I have based my decision not to play hurling out here on the fact that these are the only hurleys available in Perth unless you get them individually sent out. They are shite
Thats a pretty rediculous reason not to playâŚthey arenât that badâŚeconomics dictated that I start to use themâŚwas breaking too many and it was becoming a pain in the holeâŚtake a bit of getting used to but not too different from trying to get used to a cork style/ galway style one when youâre used to using ramie downlings⌠and on the plus side they are all consistently the sameâŚand has been mentioned there is a superior strike off themâŚ
One of the pub owners in Callan had a half of one behind the counter in case there was need for a weapon of some sort.
Light as a feather and hard as rock. When the wavin came out, everybody calmed down.
Signing in.
I bought one of these off Gerry Mac yesterdayâŚ
I used to be more particular about my weapon but as an aging corner back in a junior C team I think this tool will suffice for nowâŚ
Will let ye know how it goes.
Youâ'll have no touch but your clearances will look spectacular landing in the full forward line. Perfect for Junior C
[quote=âKinvaraâs Passion, post: 912799, member: 686â]Signing in.
I bought one of these off Gerry Mac yesterdayâŚ
I used to be more particular about my weapon but as an aging corner back in a junior C team I think this tool will suffice for nowâŚ
Will let ye know how it goes.[/quote]
Despite my best efforts I still havenât managed to break my Cultec yet. Have knocked a fair few lumps out of it but the fucking things are almost indestructible
Thatâs what I want to hear⌠durability.
Weâve a lad on his 3rd or 4th one. Broke one across someoneâs legs, another snapped when someone fell on it and I think he wore another off a lads back. But on the whole they are pretty durable.
what are these lads like in the wet?
Do any inter county players use them?
[quote=âcount of monte cristo, post: 912845, member: 348â]what are these lads like in the wet?
Do any inter county players use them?[/quote]
Ryan Dwyer uses one. When the grip comes off the touch isnât great. I know some people put skateboard tape on the bĂĄs to improve touch
Hmmm
Not the same person @Mac . The person I referred too in my first post is here in the UK. The last time I checked Dwyer is in Dublin. Easy to confuse the two places.
It was the hurling style that had me confused, not the locations
Doesnât surprise me at all from what I heard of the county final 
What Club are you in the UK sport?
They were done below in London. Well at least one was. Wasnât for the want of trying in the county final.
Count- Mitchellâs
Only hatchet men use these horrible yokes.
Youâd miss playing broadford all the same , indestructible my hole