Brunswick Centennial Prices?

Bavafongoul said:
Saluc S.A. actually owns Aramith. Manufacturing agreements likely restrict knowing exactly what the real differences are.
I’m presuming there must be some slight variations in the resin formula that can get modified and improved upon over time.
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I'm aware Saluc is the parent company. I'm not referring to the Aramith Tournaments. They are made using a different tech. Aramith (Saluc) has even said the Centennials are made with the Super Aramith Pro resin.
 
garczar said:
Thats just a guess. Its just another regular increase imo. No political skullduggery.
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Well, I do know that a 15 percent tariff was imposed on EU goods, which does also roughly accord with the reported increase from $500 to $560.

Also, I’m in Canada and I see Centennials for sale online here for $595 (which is much cheaper that $560 US) and they seem to be available in Europe for about 245 Euros.

So yes I’m guessing, but I don’t see how tariffs are not a factor.
 
trob said:
I don’t know where you saw them that cheap but you should have jumped on them lol they’ve been on the high end of heading to $400 for a longgggg time. Lol
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Yes, they are now over $300 wholesale, so the best price you’ll likely find these days if you can get a deal is around $400.
 
$400….that’s a attractive price if you could find it, plus taxes and shipping so probably upper $400 range which basically becomes about $500. Yup, it’s pricey so if you can find a good used set, that’s the most economical way to score a set.
 
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