HOM Prodigy & Prodilisk Mod C Spacers
Give your Prodigy a more neutral balance and better ergonomic.
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- Extends handle length from 5.375" to 5.67"
- Positive jimping for extra grip on ladders and chokers.
- Shatter-proof extensions protect your handles from hard drops.
- Rounds handles for more comfortable ergonomic: say goodbye to sharp edges at the end of the handles.
- Unweighted Zippy spacers feature a lighter weight with reduced handle bias: 1x Zippy spacer weighs 0.040 oz. For comparison, 1x stock Prodigy Mod C spacer weighs 0.057 oz. Since the Zippy spacers are used with only 1 body sexbolt (instead of the 2 stock sexbolts), the total weight reduction for a set of 2 spacers amounts to 0.070 oz, reducing the handle bias of the Prodigy Mod C. The Prodigy Mod C with the Zippy spacers weighs 4.450 oz, down from 4.532 oz.
- Optional weighted Zippy spacers provide adjustable weight system: each weighted Zippy spacer weighs 0.048 oz (empty), 0.069 oz (1 weight), up to 0.091 oz (2 weights) for those who want more end-weight and handle bias.
Product Description
These HOM Prodigy Mod C spacers are made in-house from a rubbery, shatter-proof polyurethane. They extend, round, and protect the handles of the Prodigy, and reduce the weight by 0.076 oz for a less handle-biased balance profile.
Assembly Instructions
Remove the stock spacers and insert the Zippy spacer. While applying inward force pushing the spacer into the handle, push the sexbolt into the spacer holes. You will need to push the spacer firmly in to the handle while pushing the handle down onto the sexbolt to ensure the holes line up. Positive pressure is necessary. Some wiggling of the top scale will likely be necessary; you may need to "pull" the top scale slightly toward the spacer to achieve proper alignment. Once the sexbolt is successfully through both scales, tighten down the spacer body screw until you feel a light resistance. Next use the stock spacer as a guide to the thickness by wedging it in the channel below the Zippy spacer and tightening the handles until they press upon the stock spacer; then remove the stock spacer.
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International Shipping
Zippy ships international, but the buyer accepts the risk for lost, damaged, or seized packages-it is the customer's responsibility to comply with all local laws and regulations when importing and using this product. It is the customer's responsibilities to be aware of all import requirements when ordering, including but not limited to paying customs/import/duty fees. All international customers: it is your responsibility to looking up your country's customs requirements when you order to ensure you are in compliance, and interface with your country's customs and pay all associated fees if necessary.
For EU customers, be advised that customs will apply a VAT fee of approximately 30€ for importing products that exceed 100€. This is subject to change depending on up-to-date EU regulations; it is the customer's responsibility to verify this at the time of your purchase.
For questions and concerns (looking at you, Aussies), please contact me at zippybalisong@gmail.com. If the Zippy is shipped in 2 packages, you will need to assemble the trainer following these instructions:
My package hasn't arrived, or my package is lost; what should I do?
Noooooo! Don't panic yet. So far I've never actually had a package get lost in the mail, although delays with USPS aren't unheard of, especially if the shipping is international. If you're a US-customer and your package is lost in the mail, appears lost in the mail, or was marked delivered but wasn't actually delivered, call the USPS immediately (1-800-275-8777)**. The faster they get on the case, the more likely you'll reach a timely resolution and get your Zippy ASAP. You can email me about it, but once I ship it out, I don't have access to any additional information that you don't--I'm just going to refer you to call the shipping carrier for resolution.
If you are an international customer and your package hasn't arrived yet, contact your local postal service that interfaces with USPS to evaluate the situation--worst case scenario you may need to reach out to customs to see if your package made it through or was seized. It is the customer's responsibility to comply with all local laws and regulations when importing my products.
Hopefully your package is just delayed (this has always been the case historically when a package appears lost), but if it is actually lost in the mail, I'm very sorry. Believe it or not, it's just as heartbreaking for me as it is for you, since I make every balisong myself and put a lot of love into each one. Unfortunately, I am unable to take responsibility for packages that get lost in the mail (or seized by customs). I offer a variety of shipping options which have different levels of pricing and reliability/risk, and it's up to you to choose what is best for you. I am unable to replace lost packages for free, since each product takes me a considerable amount of time and financial investment to make; I'm not a big Amazon company that manufactures their stuff overseas. Thank you for understanding.