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Posted by: Barry Green (
) at 2012-05-22 00:39:48
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I was just wondering (I saw a post from Wesley concerning beach boules) why there seem to be so many 'recreational' sets of boules available in sets of 8 or even 4?
......just curious.....
Thanks
Barry
Posted by: Ray Ager (
) at 2012-05-22 01:25:06
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Because they are 'family' sets, i.e. 4 people can play with 2 boules each.
Posted by: Barry Green (
) at 2012-05-22 02:35:14
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Hi Ray
Thanks for your thoughts. I get that,.......but why only 2 each - why not 3 each. Make the sets in 6's or 12's.....wouldn't that make more sense?
(Hope there are some manufacturers/retailers out there listening)
Cheers
Barry
Posted by: Marc Cogan (
) at 2012-05-22 03:51:16
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Hi Barry,
Do you really want to carry 12 boules around in one sack? The equivalent of 4 triplettes? Yikes. Frankly, I think even 8 is stretching it.
Cheers,
Marc
Posted by: Marc Cogan (
) at 2012-05-22 03:42:21
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Hi Barry,
Do you really want to carry 12 boules around in one sack? The equivalent of 4 triplettes? Yikes. Frankly, I think even 8 is stretching it.
Cheers,
Marc
Posted by: Ray Ager (
) at 2012-05-22 07:03:07
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I presume the manufacturers have done their market research and sets of 6 & 8 are what sell best.
Personally, I think it's a shame that the sets of 6 are invariably sold as 3 pairs. I've seen SO many people who play '3 singles' each taking it in turn to point 1 boule close to the jack - a deadly boring game.
Regards.
Ray
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