Pacer Fx Vs. Carbon Fx
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Pacer Fx Vs. Carbon Fx
Just wanted to what the difference was!! I jump on both and was wondering if that could affect me any. and which pole is considered better than the other. And benifits of each one. of the negative things of each one.
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First off, the pacer fx's are made from fiberglass and carbon fx's are made from fiberglass and carbon fibers. Next, the carbons tend to weigh less than pacers. Carbons also have a faster, and I mean faster, uncoiling effect than the pacers, and the pacer has a slower, but powerful, uncoiling action.
Carbons are generally used for more experienced vaulters. The pacer fx is great for helping teach the basics for beginning and less experienced jumpers. Its (pacer fx) helps train timing and reaction for the vaulters.
Although I cannot explain the disadvantages to the pacers and carbons, I haven't enough expericence on carbon to list them, the advantages are almost identical to each other.
Carbons are generally used for more experienced vaulters. The pacer fx is great for helping teach the basics for beginning and less experienced jumpers. Its (pacer fx) helps train timing and reaction for the vaulters.
Although I cannot explain the disadvantages to the pacers and carbons, I haven't enough expericence on carbon to list them, the advantages are almost identical to each other.
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Tye Harvey, Kellie Suttle, Jim Davis, Bubba Mclean, Daniel Ryland are all on Essx Carbon. I am trying some now too.
What I have noticed. They are lighhhhht, and the difference between them and Pacer, is that you are not getting all the height you need and landing on the crossbar all the time. The ESSX pole moves you into the pits much better, and still has plenty of pop.
What I have noticed. They are lighhhhht, and the difference between them and Pacer, is that you are not getting all the height you need and landing on the crossbar all the time. The ESSX pole moves you into the pits much better, and still has plenty of pop.
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