Serpens Mallet
The revolutionary square handle design, makes gripping the mallet very easy and “squares” the player so you hit the ball straight.
The Star Mallet has been developed over two years of design and testing in Croquet Association and Golf Tournaments.
This has resulted in a mallet which weights 3lbs(1.4Kg), a preferred weight for competition play.
The weights are specially situated to provide a “lively” mallet head which eliminates “bounce back” when the ball is struck, leading to smooth straight shots.
The all wood construction eliminates any moving parts and therefore maintenance is minimal.
The point where the handle connects to the mallet head is very solid and provides no flexibility; this has proved to be a tremendous plus for the Star Mallet, as the shot is executed the way you play it with no extra movement from the design.
The all-weather grip eliminates any problems handling the mallet in wet weather.
The head design provides tremendous forward spin when you follow through with your hoop shot enabling you to make hoops more easily. Also works extremely well for jump shots.
The forward spin produced by the mallet head, tends to move the ball you are jumping back from the hoop rather than going through for the opponent.
Additional Information
| Handle Length | 32", 34", 36" |
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| Grip Type | Cushion, Traction |
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Blackbird maximises the turning effort needed to steer the head off track. Solid brass fabricated ends with fine random tooling allow easy rotation of the “back ball”. You will find the satin black powdercoat finish is easy care and easy on your eyes.
Blackbird Terminator’s have a central sighting line.If you play with “Dawson” balls you will have noticed that they are a lot livelier than the older balls. A lighter mallet can provide some benefits.
The new brass heads (ends) which allows a weight adjustment of up to 7 ounces! while still maintaining physical integrity.
The body of the Blackbird mallet is an aluminium tube 50mm square. After all the machining is done they are powder coated, filled with a light-weight (closed cell) foam and assembled.
Standard weight for a 254mm (10″) Blackbird Normal is 1.030 Kg (2lb 4oz) LW is 0.91kg (2.0lbs)
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Standard (Illustrated) Holds a single mallet and has a pocket for keys and your AHS card. Internal padding keeps your mallet in good condition and the strap is handy for transport.. Two additional loops can be used for attaching an additional strap for cycling.
Superbag for QuickLock mallets. Has an internal pocket for the handle upper. AND zips down to half size.
DoubleBarrel for 2 mallets.
Double padding.
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50mm Square carbon fibre tube. The Carbon fibre has 6 laminate layers and is still very light and incredibly strong. The carbon has 12 thousand filaments in each strand!
The ends are all brass, welded construction, and are faced with an injection moulded Nylon/glass fibre. You will notice the ends are black. They are in response to senior players who prefer a touch of “feel”.
The “Flywheel” effect is maximised by the combination of the Carbon body and the Terminal weighting of the brass ends. Because the body is so light and the ends are so (relatively) heavy, the center of gravity of each body half is approx 20mm in from the striking face.
The 50mm sq format is very kind round the hoops and the “Sweet Spot” is maximised.
Design your package with custom head lengths, grip types & lengths as well as the quicklock travel option.
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