rusch_bag
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I like the sound of that! Thank you, for the response. Ordered a couple to check out myself.
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Anybody have a list of all blends the wizard has or is offered in?
I will try
Diamond
Firm
Soft
Pure white
Super soft
Super stupid soft
Money
Eraser
Hemp
Nylon
4S (SSSS)
Superglow
Im sure i missed a few dozen
What's the skinny on newer run PW Wizards? Are they low shoulder or the higher shoulder?
Anyone know how old this Wizard might be? Or any specifics.
Seems like old stamp and tooling. Sorta feels like older Evo.
Little warped and some dings but felt good for $6 used bin.
Anyone know how old this Wizard might be? Or any specifics.
Seems like old stamp and tooling. Sorta feels like older Evo.
Little warped and some dings but felt good for $6 used bin.
I have a 2007 Club stamp (would have been run for an October 2006 event) with that "soup can" tooling. By Thanksgiving in 2008 I was in Chicago kicking myself for leaving my trusty go-to Wizard at home to test out the first run VooDoo I had, which is the only for-sure date I have to go by for when I had that trusty go-to Wizard; my trusty go-to Wizard had the first incarnation of the center tooling.I think that " soup can" tooling started in 2005 or maybe 2006. I'm not sure when they switched to the first incarnation of tooling in the center.
I have a 2007 Club stamp (would have been run for an October 2006 event) with that "soup can" tooling. By Thanksgiving in 2008 I was in Chicago kicking myself for leaving my trusty go-to Wizard at home to test out the first run VooDoo I had, which is the only for-sure date I have to go by for when I had that trusty go-to Wizard; my trusty go-to Wizard had the first incarnation of the center tooling.
So an educated guess would be that they used that "soup can" tooling from '05ish-'07ish.