lol..people are lying in commercials...say it ain't so...I can't believe anyone would lye just to sell a product. We haven't even got onto puring shafts yet...lol... Anyways this just shows you, if everone agreed it won't be a myth, have to have two sides, really doesn't matter, hit the different shafts and which ever one you hit better, use it, doesn't matter which way it bends.

P.S. Here is a little story for ya, back in my younger days I worked for a temp service waiting for the re-enlistment bonus to go back up, before I re-enlisted in the Navy. Got a job for a few days as an extra on an infomercial for house siding, can't remember the name, but they were selling aluminum siding...(how ever you spell that)...their big sell point was over plastic. Part of the show, and I say show because that is what it was, is how in summer this plastic stuff would melt and deform and their new Aluminum stuff stayed fresh and new looking, so they had some of this plastic stuff and their stuff put it some really hot water and put both pieces in at the beginning of the show while they talked, then would pull it out and show how the aluminum stayed original looking and point out how the plastic was all deformed, this simulating a season summer weather, then they took another piece of each and put in ice water did the same, and showed how the plastic stuff became brittal and broke. Looks good, but here is what they didn't show...that 30 minutes took us 3 days to shoot, during the off camera they took that plastic stuff and took a flame tourch to it for the summer deal and threw that thing in a freezer for the winter thing just make sure the plastic thing would break for cold and deform for heat. So were they lying or just exagerating to sell the product. Oh and my part, sitting at a table answering phones at the phone bank for all these millions of callers calling in for the special offer...no one there, just making it up, phones were not even hooked up, just talking to myself and smiling alot.