Title: Apex Paddles Introduction Post by: Apex Paddles on September 13, 2010, 01:19:43 PM First time poster here. My name is Henry Kim and I recently took on responsibility for Apex Composites's paddle sales, marketing and distribution. We are based in Burlington, Ontario and sometimes I think we are not paying enough attention to the BC market. I wonder what we can do to make our paddles more available on the West Coast. Is a web presence enough? Do we need to be in retail stores?
We just launched our new site http://www.apexpaddles.com (http://www.apexpaddles.com) with secure online ordering. Tell me what you think. Is there enough information on the paddles? Is it easy to navigate? We're trying to keep it simple and focused. Title: Re: Apex Paddles Introduction Post by: Illuminate on September 13, 2010, 01:35:47 PM Is the Ultimate no longer being manufactured?
Website looks good, I was glad to see lots of information about Returns/refunds and shipping, which is important if I'm going to order off the site. Title: Re: Apex Paddles Introduction Post by: Apex Paddles on September 13, 2010, 01:41:36 PM We decided to discontinue the Ultimate this season. It was a difficult decision. We knew it was a unique product but we simply weren't selling enough of them to cover costs.
Thanks for the kind words about the site. Title: Re: Apex Paddles Introduction Post by: paddleboy on September 13, 2010, 02:32:49 PM Too bad....it was the paddle of choice for FCRCC paddlers..... I guess that now makes it a collectors item . I luv my adj. Ultimate and has been very useful adding and taking out pieces when switching boats or doing time trials !! I wouldn't use anything else ....
Title: Re: Apex Paddles Introduction Post by: Apex Paddles on September 14, 2010, 03:07:03 AM Maybe we should have built some sort of expiry date into the paddles so you would eventually need replacements. I'm glad you liked the Ultimates. We would consider doing a special run for large team order. The problem lies in switching production from Durablade and Accelerator to Ultimate for the occasional sale of one or two paddles.
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