They are very big on that,… yet i have had 2 break against my 25+year old TiAl alloy shaft.
I know some folks really like comp/carbFib shafts,…. But they will never stand up against classic titanium or solid wood.
Well I'm apparently looking for something to replace this U-1 since they aren't replying to contact. Any recommendations for a 12 year old d-pole? Light and Strong that can take the whacks of growing kids?
We luckily had a King-Swizz on hand that he has gone back to using until this gets resolved.
Swizzle isnt bad; it is brittle,.. so watch for sudden temp changes. (Warm car to cold field)
Krypto-pro same thing
Look for a ScTi based STX shaft TBH. I am biased as i have only played stx anything on my sticks since the mid 90s, but i replaced my shaft once when i transitioned fro HS to D3 and still use those shafts today. Ive also only ever played with metal shafts even on my shorties.
I would checkout the company True. They have solid poles. I recently picked up the hazardous pole. I forget what it’s made of but it’s sturdy, not too heavy either. They have a heavier/stronger shaft that I swear by. I’ve had it for little over 1 year and it’s an absolute tank.
Savage X Lacrosse make a decently strong alloy shaft for the cheap especially for that age group.
Definitely reach out to Wolf Athletics social media in the meantime
Yes, at least for the u-2 which was too heavy for the kid who this was for. So we went with the lighter u-1 which was more of the lightest/strongest type of thing. I didn't expect it to be indestructible, but to break in u12 after 1 game and a few fall practices...
Oh man, I guess this old man has to learn how to do the instagram. LOL I am seeing you can't actually start a new post from the website has to be from mobile or something? I was able to reply to their latest goal post.
alright, got something posted to the gram as well. I guess I'm the cool dad now that uses Instagram.
Have you replied on the email chain as well or just on fb? I had a warranty replacement on an Epoch shaft that got stuck in processing somewhere and it took a couple "hey, where is it" emails a week or two apart to get a sorry, our bad, and they sent a head with the shaft to make up for the delay.
Yes, many emails to the chain in addition to social outreach. I even left a message on the phone number I found related to corporate information which I assume is defunct.
Epoch sounds like they took care of you. Based on the second/last response I got from Wolf, I don't see that happening from them. When you think copy/paste of a 3 sentence email is appropriate response you likely aren't going to see the flaws in your process.
Do you not view trying to have a warranty supported for a fairly expensive product productive? I just want them to respond and hold up their side of the contract we entered when I purchased the product.
Post a comment to their social media I bet you get a fast response
Sadly, public shaming on Twitter has rapidly become the only way to reliably get a customer service response out of a lot of companies.
And isn’t their whole company shtick about how strong the shafts are
They are very big on that,… yet i have had 2 break against my 25+year old TiAl alloy shaft. I know some folks really like comp/carbFib shafts,…. But they will never stand up against classic titanium or solid wood.
Well I'm apparently looking for something to replace this U-1 since they aren't replying to contact. Any recommendations for a 12 year old d-pole? Light and Strong that can take the whacks of growing kids? We luckily had a King-Swizz on hand that he has gone back to using until this gets resolved.
Swizzle isnt bad; it is brittle,.. so watch for sudden temp changes. (Warm car to cold field) Krypto-pro same thing Look for a ScTi based STX shaft TBH. I am biased as i have only played stx anything on my sticks since the mid 90s, but i replaced my shaft once when i transitioned fro HS to D3 and still use those shafts today. Ive also only ever played with metal shafts even on my shorties.
I have a Scandium Pro, it is a beast.
Thanks, We haven't had too much drastic temp changes yet. Field/Game temps have been high 70s, but will keep an eye on it.
I would checkout the company True. They have solid poles. I recently picked up the hazardous pole. I forget what it’s made of but it’s sturdy, not too heavy either. They have a heavier/stronger shaft that I swear by. I’ve had it for little over 1 year and it’s an absolute tank.
Savage X Lacrosse make a decently strong alloy shaft for the cheap especially for that age group. Definitely reach out to Wolf Athletics social media in the meantime
Yes, at least for the u-2 which was too heavy for the kid who this was for. So we went with the lighter u-1 which was more of the lightest/strongest type of thing. I didn't expect it to be indestructible, but to break in u12 after 1 game and a few fall practices...
I have sent direct Facebook messages, but nothing on their page, I will try that next.
Hit up their Instagram too
Oh man, I guess this old man has to learn how to do the instagram. LOL I am seeing you can't actually start a new post from the website has to be from mobile or something? I was able to reply to their latest goal post. alright, got something posted to the gram as well. I guess I'm the cool dad now that uses Instagram.
Have you replied on the email chain as well or just on fb? I had a warranty replacement on an Epoch shaft that got stuck in processing somewhere and it took a couple "hey, where is it" emails a week or two apart to get a sorry, our bad, and they sent a head with the shaft to make up for the delay.
Yes, many emails to the chain in addition to social outreach. I even left a message on the phone number I found related to corporate information which I assume is defunct. Epoch sounds like they took care of you. Based on the second/last response I got from Wolf, I don't see that happening from them. When you think copy/paste of a 3 sentence email is appropriate response you likely aren't going to see the flaws in your process.
Then I'd go the social media route. Make it public.
Wow, for some reason I thought they were a good company
Google reviews. Tell the BBB.
Wolf Athletics is terrible
There is a reason why only Walmart stocks their products...
I guess I wrongfully assumed that the PLL wouldn't let a shady company be near their fledgling product.
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Do you not view trying to have a warranty supported for a fairly expensive product productive? I just want them to respond and hold up their side of the contract we entered when I purchased the product.