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It might not be 100% safe, but you could station a field reset person with a paddle with a long handle to deflect balls from going through the low goal when a bot is not near.
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How bad would it be to put the low bar in a different spot? If it was not directly in front of the secret passage boulders rolling under would not be an issue.
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Here in Duluth, both Lake Superior and Northern Lights have been running pretty much all day yesterday and today with flaps made from bumper material (1000D cordura), and we haven't lost one of them. The flaps the field came with, at least on the LSR side, both got ripped in half by the third match yesterday.
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Standish- Sterling event in Michigan has removed the low bar material. Im not sure if anybody has mentioned that yet.
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At Granite State, we destroyed (ripped clean through) one low bar, so we covered it in gaffers tape and replaced it with our one spare (used on the practice field). That one has a few holes too which is also gaffed over. GSD teams, if you're reading this, please don't rip our low bars :)
We may attempt to sew the bumper fabric over the existing materials tomorrow. |
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