Slippery Dips [Slide Pucks]

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Premium Member Comment by The Dave on January 4, 2011 at 14:07

Don't know what the kid's whining about - $26 delivered for pucks this rad is the bargain of the century. They get scratches but they just will not wear. They're ludicrous.

Comment by Ash on January 4, 2011 at 12:06

Merrick if you don't like the price don't buy them. he can charge what he wants. Benny is trying to run a business at $26 inc postage I'm sure hes not turning much of a profit, mostly just a hobby. These days slippery dips have developed a great name, nothing wrong with wanting to make some real money from his hard work.

Comment by Benny on January 4, 2011 at 10:29

Merrick, no it's not. $26 including postage is an absolute steal considering these pucks will last you ten times as long as say, a Loaded puck. That is no joke either, I have seen Loaded and Sector9 pucks destroyed in one day. Ten sets of Loaded pucks will cost you $250, or you could buy one set of Slippery Dips. The material we use is obviously much higher quality than that of other pucks, and so the cost of the raw materials is much higher.

 

And by the way, once we make the price changes, the smaller pucks will be CHEAPER!

Comment by Benny on January 4, 2011 at 9:42

We will be making a few price changes real soon, so if you'd like to grab a set at the current price of $26 incl. postage, you should do so asap. Email orders to slipperydips@bigpond.com

Comment by Benny on January 4, 2011 at 9:39

Hi all! I've just created this new group which will keep you all updated with everything going on in the world of Slippery Dips.

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