Tweet
Yes, and I agree 100%
-
-
to this i meant
"Travis,
I guess you're asking whether or not I think that's a good business decision? I have to say that I think it's flawed. The more b quality hulls they put out there, the more negative impressions people will have. It doesn't really matter what they charge. I think even if they gave them away for free it could be damaging."Comment
-
easily solution, maybe also read the statement there
For the MHZ B-grade, I wouldnt recommend going for it, go for an A-class GFK hull of them instead. Those are even cheaper by about 40€ for the 114, they are A-grade which means flawless and according to several friends I can absolutely thrust a GFK hull is stronger than their new carbon cevlar hulls which are now sold as B-grade. So you are getting a flawless & stronger hull for less money - doesnt make the B-grade stuff look as a good deal imho.
Lets see what Keith says to that statement, I think he bought more MHZ hulls than we did!
regards,
ManuelComment
-
Absolutely agree.easily solution, maybe also read the statement there
For the MHZ B-grade, I wouldnt recommend going for it, go for an A-class GFK hull of them instead. Those are even cheaper by about 40€ for the 114, they are A-grade which means flawless and according to several friends I can absolutely thrust a GFK hull is stronger than their new carbon cevlar hulls which are now sold as B-grade. So you are getting a flawless & stronger hull for less money - doesnt make the B-grade stuff look as a good deal imho.
Lets see what Keith says to that statement, I think he bought more MHZ hulls than we did!
regards,
Manuel
The fiberglass hulls are quite strong.Comment
-
Fiberglass stronger than Kevlar? I find that hard to believe...... Kevlar stops bullets. Fiberglass does not. Or are you simply saying even using Kevalr, MHZ builds them crappy?Comment
Comment