haha, no Horsman, I just tell it like it is.
I've already noticed some rust on welded spots on the cage that is powder coated, which I found weird.... like some rust leaked through the paint, or the paint couldn't get into the small crevice/joints. Oh well, the baskets met the goal and needs I had, which was cheapest 9 Championship level baskets that would ship the quickest.
A couple other baskets would have been the same price per unit, if you bought in multiples of 18 and wanted to wait a couple months, which made them not the right fit at the time.
I am surprised how well they catch, especially considering their chains aren't the beefiest. I'm not a particularly hard putter though. I landed a 90 foot upshot with my gummy Rhyno the other day, so I know they catch well. I've been surprised a few times when my putts didn't bounce/spit out, especially when hit very high up.
other baskets you get bounce backs/spit outs when you hit really high up.
I've also hit low and very far outside to the left a few times, and they dropped in to my surprise a few times. I think the two major factors for why they catch well when hit low to the outside is because the nubs are very large, and the cage's inside diameter is 2.5cm larger compared to the Discatcher Pro and Mach V. Another factor maybe why they catch well low and high is maybe because the chains aren't super beefy, so the chains don't deflect discs away from the basket.
I have seen two bad cut-throughs though, that is it's weakness most likely, but overall for my putting style, I think the chain assembly is good design.