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| My 2 year old (ish) set have fractured. Started with a 'crack' in the paint on the top surface of the lower limb and has now developed into a crack in the carbon layer. Fortunately this was spotted before they had a chance to break in use. Mine were the Korean version, not sure how much they differ from the later Chinese ones. Worth keeping an eye on them, just in case. Alan      |
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25-03-08, 08:00 PM
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| They do seem to be rather accident prone don't they? What do you do to limbs in the UK, we hardly hear of any breaking over here. Aren't those Flutes supposed to be pretty much the same as the Everest Pro?
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