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Glenn · 05:52 PM

Sorry about the late reply, but I can answer your questions:

- Have any of you played with the Viper? What do you think? Yes, it's an excellent low budget system but not as durable as its parent, Corba. The Viper lacks the tournemant abuse a system can take at an event. I mean, you may have to reset the net once if you are playing 8hrs of serious VB, which includes a few more then normal net contacts. The Cobra can withstand serious abuse. I've actually abuse a few of these myself.

- How does it compare to a Park and Sun Spectrum 2000 or an Ultimate Systems Set (one of the same price range)? In what way? I mean no guy wires is no guy wires. More play space and less chance of injury. The prices on these systems are all about the same.

- Does it also take a sledgehammer to set up? Yes, but a 4 pound mini one that will fit in the bag. The Cobra will require an 8pder also will fit i the bag.

- What are the main differences with the cobra? Abuse and warranty, the Cobra has a life time warranty, and this I have tested. We know a promoter that has had his Cobras system for over 8 years and still hasn't retired them.

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Glenn Player Status: Offline Posts: 719 Images: 3017 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Long Island, NY	04-26-2007, 05:45 PM Sorry about the late reply, but I can answer your questions: - Have any of you played with the Viper? What do you think? Yes, it's an excellent low budget system but not as durable as its parent, Corba. The Viper lacks the tournemant abuse a system can take at an event. I mean, you may have to reset the net once if you are playing 8hrs of serious VB, which includes a few more then normal net contacts. The Cobra can withstand serious abuse. I've actually abuse a few of these myself. - How does it compare to a Park and Sun Spectrum 2000 or an Ultimate Systems Set (one of the same price range)? In what way? I mean no guy wires is no guy wires. More play space and less chance of injury. The prices on these systems are all about the same. - Does it also take a sledgehammer to set up? Yes, but a 4 pound mini one that will fit in the bag. The Cobra will require an 8pder also will fit i the bag. - What are the main differences with the cobra? Abuse and warranty, the Cobra has a life time warranty, and this I have tested. We know a promoter that has had his Cobras system for over 8 years and still hasn't retired them. Last edited by Glenn : 04-26-2007 at 05:52 PM.