No, it's just 0.375" wide band instead of 0.5". It's still 1-1/2" I.D. I'd love to see these available, too!

I'm working on my 3rd order, and I don't think I can stop! The single most important factor is that the material properties between these and rubber are almost imperceptible. Otherwise, it's a deal-breaker and end of story (i.e., Superbands). The vibrancy of the colors make every machine more attractive, and the clear rings add a certain sparkle appeal that I like. Plus they are offered in just about any size or configuration that you can imagine (with more options in the near future). Cleanup is effortless. Durability we will see about, but I would have broken 2 or 3 Saturns by now. No negative reports on breakage thus far by anyone is very encouraging for this product.

BTW, the shipping speed and customer support is beyond amazing.

These are a little more uncommon, but consider making a mold for these T-shaped mini-post sleeves:
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I have a Lucky Strike (Williams 1965) that uses the T-shape.

Matt - Any chance of 2-3/4" size rings in the future?

Matt -
There are 2 different cross-section sizes for a 3/8" I.D. ring - 3/16" and 1/4". Can you make the 1/4" available? Was installing a 3/8" I.D. silicone on a modern Stern game and found that it looked odd (too thin) in comparison to the stock rubber ring.

There are 2 different cross-section sizes for a 3/8" I.D. ring - 3/16" and 1/4". Any future consideration for making the 1/4" available? The 3/8" I.D. silicone on modern Stern games look odd (too thin) in comparison to the stock rubber ring.

Is that a "no" I don't hear?

Not exactly. The Stern manuals are calling out 1/4" cross section for the 3/8" I.D. I notice the difference every time I "re-silicone" Stern games.

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