Control/speed ratio

I have a primorac and a lot of people tell me it's a light racket but I consider it heavy as hell. I loop with it but it's not that fast (since it's off-) but when I give it the extra push to loop drive or just give it extra top spin(more than a regular loop) I feel like I'm just doing it to get it on the table and not placing it when I would like. I hear people telling me that people blame equipment as an excuse for their skill but the rating for primorac was horrible on almost all the sites I checked. Is there any point of control if the ball is going to travel that slow? by the time I make the opponent go one side and then loop it to another side the opponent is already is already on the other side do to the slowness of this shat. Can someone who owned a primorac tell me if this is true? That it's heavy and really slow.

ive never played with the primorac either but the balsacarbo x5 is a great blade that offers a good control/speed ratio. Just beware that it is fragile and can chip and dent easily. 

BTW how many grams is your Primorac ?

sriver g2 2.1, sriver el 2.1 yes I fair chack

If you are not happy with the blade then switch.If you want to play fast then the primorac is not a good choice.It is flexible and good for control looping and a more balanced game.If you only need a little more speed try the korbel if you want a fast wood blade then try a clipper or a blue thunder.If that's not it try carbon.Kreanga carbon is really nice cause it has the feel of wood with the power of carbon but it cost a fortune andro has some light carbon blades but i never tried them or you could try the b fly X5 like suggested before.

who was the penhold guy? is the 2320s name vladimir

Qtjoel wrote: I hear people telling me that people blame equipment as an excuse for their skill

you said it yourself.... Primorac is a solid blade, and not that bad at all, so focus on practising your shots instead of blaming the blade....