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How do the blades in the N series feel? Hard/soft? Are they modeled after any more prominent name brand blades?
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They feel Medium Hard, are not a copy from any other company, Just a well made budget blade, that will do it for most beginners. Not Slow, but not super fast.

Put it to you this way, I would have no problems playing a league match with any of the N series blades.
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How does T7 and T8 compare against K series?

Also, would someone have idea about speed of T7 / T8 against other arylate carbon blades.. stay dawei wavestone.

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   t-4 t-8 do they have small handles�
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Can't speak for the T-8, but all the T-4's I have seen (15ish-FL Handles) have been pretty thick handles. I file my handle down and still end up with a nice sized straight handle.
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i got my t-2 today! god is it quick
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I've tried T3, T7 and T8 and I believe all the T series will have a fairly prominent carbon feel and tone. Some people like that. If you don't, buck up and buy a w1.
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I've tried nearly all the T-Series, and yes they have that Carbon feel to them, As for the W-1, it does nothing for me, Quality blade, just cant justify that sort of money on a chinese blade,

To me, the K-series are good, especially the K-3, If your after an all wood blade, you cant go past the M-6. Probably the best all wood blade I have tried out of YinHe at the moment
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You like it better than w6? How about U2006? Cause I've tried some of the M, don't remember if it was m6, and found it ok but not special.
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Originally posted by cole_ely cole_ely wrote:

You like it better than w6? How about U2006? Cause I've tried some of the M, don't remember if it was m6, and found it ok but not special.


Haven't tried the U-6 (2006) as yet,
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by carbon feel do you mean the sweetspot or ping?

i don't like carbon feel... but sure likecarbon arylate ping-damped feel
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Originally posted by debraj debraj wrote:

by carbon feel do you mean the sweetspot or ping?

i don't like carbon feel... but sure likecarbon arylate ping-damped feel


No, the pings OK, Its the Larger Hard Sweetspot that you get with just plain Carbon.

Great for Flat smashing, just not good for that gentle touch required in today's technical game.

The Arylate/Carbon, has a much softer feel to it, more like the timber blades.
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Originally posted by Peter C Peter C wrote:

That will depend on you and your game.
....... I now feel differently about using arylate carbon blades, as my game has improved since I started using them in May because :

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5) I've found rubbers that are a good match with the blades.
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Which rubbers you think are good match for carbon arylte blades?
 
 
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cole,

can you give some details about the blades you mentioned: W1, W6, U2006?

I have an W2, I'm happy with the way I play with it, but you say on your site that you consider the W1 to be better than the W2. Since I switched from an all wood blade to W2(carbon) my game improved allot. I have control close and far to/from the table, with the previous all wood blade I could play only close to the table, far from it was a game of hazard.

About the U2006 if you take in consideration this thread:
http://www.mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=13516&PN=1
you can say that U2006 is a clone of Liqin's blade, at least the head of the blade. LOL

Maybe you can give us more info if you tried the blades. Thanks.
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Here is another thread about this

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=14617

In the second half there might be too many postings about my favorite T-4 but still a lot of useful info...
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You may also want to look at the table I made of Galaxy blades in this thread:
 
 
Or you may want to check out YinHe's website:
 
 
I just bought a K-4 from Cole as well as a T-2.  I got to hit with them only for a few minutes today, so it's hard to say much about them yet.  I do think the T-2 is faster.  Also, I can add a couple of physical observations about them.
 
The blade quality seems to be good, but not quite what I would call up to butterfly standards.  The T-2 has a very hard and smooth outer ply, while the K-4's was more coarse, a bit thinner and softer.  I felt the need to very lightly sand the K-4 before I very lightly sealed it.  The T-2 probably didn't need to be sealed, but I also put a very light coat of Minwax wipe-on poly on it.
 
The K-4 weights 86 grams and has a hollow handle, but doesn't seem overly head-heavy.  The T-2 was heavier than I expected at 82 grams, but that's ok as it's still pretty light.
 
 
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u2006, I found to be slow, a little flexy. 
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 are the handles thin compared to stiga?
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