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ffx-me
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Hey, I started playing table tennis 2 years ago ans i play a lot, I have a DHS 2-star paddle which had 6512 rubbers and I replaced those for a hurricane 2 rubber for forehand and a Friendship 729 focus 1 rubber for backhand.
I want to get a better blade now but keep the same rubbers, I play very offensively at a TT club so what blade do you recommend. I play flared SH. I would like something that the other rubbers would fit on as well to avoid needing to buy other rubbers. What do you recommend for a 50>$ (CAN) budget? I looked up the pf4 962 blade would my rubbers fit? its from the same brand Pleaze give me your 2c Thanks |
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PingPangQiu
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clipper wood
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BrunodeDanann
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Go on with Korbel
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Shmo
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I'm going to assume you mean less than $50 (> means greater than), in which case I would recommend the Butterfly Petr Korbel or the Stiga Clipper Wood Classic.
I have a DHS PF4 blade from the early 90s. It's probably one of the best "feel" blades ever made, but it's slow and weighs a ton. |
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Darker Hinoki Shake Speed 90 & Borko Custom
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thethinker
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You can't go wrong with any of these; the resell value is very high.
5-ply, great feel n cotrol: Butterfly P Korbel(made in Japan), Nittaku Acoustic, n Avalox P500. 7-Ply, fast: Stiga Clipper. A/C and Carbon, fast and furious: Butterfly KLHS, TBS, n SC. |
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PingPangQiu
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>50 means less than 50
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dalamchops
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uh no, it means greater than. But im assuming he wanted to say that it's <50
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Stiga Titanium 5.4 Cpen
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liXiao
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Correct
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Gewo Aruna Hinoki Carbon
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ffx-me
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i meant lower than 50 sorry, lower
the clipper is lower than 50, ps I'd like something available at TT pioneers because I'll order it through my club I dont know if this helps but these are my rubbers' dimensions: handle to top is 15,5cmthink they will fit on the clipper? or korbel? |
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BrunodeDanann
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you can try some of the donics, they're heads (some say) are small.
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tuco
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why not get a new blade and new rubbers and keep your current setup as a backup?
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ffx-me
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I'm cheap I guess, My rubbers are brand new it would be a waste
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PingPangQiu
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I agree, if you are limited with $$ then just keep good rubbers on a decent blade |
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Shmo
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I have both the Clipper and the Korbel. The blade face dimensions of the Clipper is about 150mm x 159mm; and the Korbel's is 152mm x 158mm. |
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PingPangQiu
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which one is cheaper for him?
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ffx-me
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I would need new rubbers then
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PingPangQiu
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why?
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ffx-me
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since the other blades are larger than my current one
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PingPangQiu
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mine are like that too, you cant expect perfect size rubber and blade, it doesnt matter, you wont hit the ball in those few mm
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BAND!T
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or you can expand them with speed glue lol.
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Gave up on V-Grip, SH smoother
Nittaku Noveliar [9 plies of powerthirst infused layers] FH: BLACK Xiom Omega II Asian BH: RED Stiga Boost TC |
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ffx-me
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expand the rubber? or just play on glue
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PingPangQiu
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well the epansion is limited time!
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PingPangQiu
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he is only talking about normal glue
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Shmo
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Speed glue will expand the rubber so your rubbers should fit the Clipper or Korbel. If you go with the Clipper make sure to get a light one (under 90 grams). |
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PingPangQiu
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I dont think hid budget can buy speed glue and use for 24/7
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ffx-me
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i use normal glue, the kind that comes with the rubber, lol
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holda
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from the beginning,the player said that he has played for 2 years....
do all need to use speed glues?
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PingPangQiu
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no some good players dont
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holda
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i am sorry.
Does somebody want to buy a nice pair of sunglasses?
i wanna sell someting today
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PingPangQiu
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i dont understand what you want to say
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