How do I get a promo for seyberts?
- Thread starter smoochie
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Call em up , tell em what's in your basket. Then DEMAND 10% off or you are ordering from PoolDawg.
Just kidding. Can't help with a promo, but what kind of goodies you getting?
Just kidding. Can't help with a promo, but what kind of goodies you getting?
always google promo codes for any on line company.
Thats really not a bad idea. I would leave off the PoolDawg part,they know you have on line options.Call em up , tell em what's in your basket. Then DEMAND 10% off or you are ordering from PoolDawg.
Just kidding. Can't help with a promo, but what kind of goodies you getting?
The only problem is pool cues and such are price fixed by the manufacturer.
Nothing to lose. Any large purchase I make in a store I always ask for a discount.
Online should be no different.
Give them a call.
Is that actually successful for you? Every time I try, all I get is the opportunity to register my email with another address capture (para)site.
I do this alot, but these links never worked for me, never got a site from these and their promo code works, did you?
Waste of money in my opinion.
Just another fad along with $25 chalk and $20 tips.
Hi guys, I am about to make an order from the lovely company Seybert, and I'd like a promo to reduce the huge price, I am buying for Christmas
I used APARULES for a Jb 3x6 case. Only $199 with free shipping, not bad at all.
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Great insight measurement! $20.00 tips is laughable. So is $25.00 chalk. People think they can buy their way to pool excellence without putting in the work. Now let's get a $4000.00 cue so we can play like the pros.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
The pros are so good with CF, it's nothing to do with the fact they put 2000 hours into pool in a year.
I fell for the $25 tip and chalk meme. After I realized Kamui SS turned to hard in 4 months so I tried milkduds. A $2 tip (maybe $10 if you buy them pre made) outperforms kamui tips in every aspect. Holds chalk perfectly (even cheap chalk), never mushrooms, barely requires maintenance. I'd bet you could use the same milkdud for at least a year, even if you played 40 hours a week. It's going to play the same on day 1 or day 365.
Kamui requires constant pissing about with a gator grip, using $25 chalk (which ruins your $30-40 cue ball), navigating between glue layers, etc. They work, but they require the most babying of any tip I've ever used. A milkdud just works.
No offense meant to @smoochie, it's fun to try new equipment and not every pool player is a cheap bastard like me. Carbon fiber is a good material but make to put some time on the cloth.
They do look good with the right butt, and you don't have to worry about them getting gummy. If I were to get a CF shaft, I'd get a milkdud put on it. I prefer hard duds, but medium play like a dream for most people. My wife was a kamui SS lover too, but after using a medium dud, she said it was the same hardness and likes it much better.
surlytempo
Member
+1 on the Milk Duds. I'm still on my original Milk Dud medium tips after 4 years they still play great. Probably a hard now though.
Milk duds from da pooldawg8 are the bestest.
surlytempo
Member
eh, I don't shit on people for splurging on their hobbies. It's a hobby. You're allowed to splurge on it.
Sounds interesting never tried one. Where does one purchase a pre-made medium dud? Thanks in advance.The pros are so good with CF, it's nothing to do with the fact they put 2000 hours into pool in a year.
I fell for the $25 tip and chalk meme. After I realized Kamui SS turned to hard in 4 months so I tried milkduds. A $2 tip (maybe $10 if you buy them pre made) outperforms kamui tips in every aspect. Holds chalk perfectly (even cheap chalk), never mushrooms, barely requires maintenance. I'd bet you could use the same milkdud for at least a year, even if you played 40 hours a week. It's going to play the same on day 1 or day 365.
Kamui requires constant pissing about with a gator grip, using $25 chalk (which ruins your $30-40 cue ball), navigating between glue layers, etc. They work, but they require the most babying of any tip I've ever used. A milkdud just works.
No offense meant to @smoochie, it's fun to try new equipment and not every pool player is a cheap bastard like me. Carbon fiber is a good material but make to put some time on the cloth.
~Razor
Edit: disregard - looks like according to Black-Balled I just need to get in touch with pooldawg8.
Amen on Milkduds. I bought several from Pooldawg8 and they are awesome. Just had one put on yesterday! And Master Chalk works great too! I have left expensive chalk on table and dropped down pocket on a Barbox never to be seen again lol. I just got great deal on chalk and a Cueball from Seyberts. I wish I had known about Promo Code!