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    Quattro Mat CCE Mat with Fiberbuilt?

    Just curious on what others have done with their fiberbuilt strip.. like to see some pics on the look of the strip either in the CCE or in the Quattro mat.. which one was easier to install and look the best.. also has anyone else had problems with the Quattro mat alone? I have seen other post about joint pain etc? Curious to see some pics if possible thanks
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  • #2
    i have a quattro mat in where the FB strip normally goes but not the other way around
    I go back and forth as I am still getting used the fiberbuilt

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    • #3
      what is your Mat that you are standing on? the CCE? just wondering.

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      • #4
        Do you notice any issues with the Quattro at all? I can get it for a pretty good price, but just wanted to see what others thought about it before i purchased it.

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        • Brettster
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          Brettster commented
          08-14-2020, 12:55 AM
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          Where are you getting the good price? Used, or New? I'm still considering one.
      • #5
        here is where you can buy it. https://www.wittekgolf.com/

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        • #6
          Quattro Golf Mat
          https://www.wittekgolf.com/Quattro-Mat
          DetailsThe Quattro Mat (#78180) is Wittek Golf's best-selling, most realistic fairway simulation mat on the market. Its four-layer impact dampening system - knitted nylon turf bonded to an interface layer, over polyurethane dampening fibers, over an elastic mat - replicates genuine fairway feel while protecting golfers' wrists, torso, and lower body. Eight tee holes extend mat life; countersunk bases accept rubber tees. Does not leave green residue on clubs. Made in the USA.Size: 59" x 59". Thickness: 1-1/4". Weight: 39 lbs. The premium mat choice for golf courses, driving ranges, and practice facilities that demand the most realistic, body-friendly hitting surface available.

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          • DS12
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            DS12 commented
            08-14-2020, 01:56 AM
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            Check the shipping for your location...that will add some expense, could be significant based on where you live compared to their warehouses
        • #7
          I saw the coupon for $100 off (PLUGGEDINGOLF). But with shipping and tax it’s still $400.

          im still between buying the Fiberbuilt 5x4 Traditional ($750), or buying a Quattro and later adding a FB strip ($650 total). I like the Quattro and FB strip idea to have both lies to hit off of, but I think the Quattro is 1.5 inches where the Fiberbuilt is 1.75? So not sure if that is good or have to add a base which would make it a pain for portability which I need.

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          • #8
            Yeah the Quattro is 1.25 inches and the fb mat is 1.5 inch... so the fiberbuilt will stand a little higher...

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