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samgyeop
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Posted: 10/23/2014 at 12:37pm |
I've been using Butterfly Hinoki Pen Winner II for about 2 years now. I started with a Chinese rubber DHS Skyline III neo and switched to Xiom Omega 4 Asia shortly. I was recommended to get an even faster blade and also I did see an improvement with my play when I switched to XO4A. I was wondering if there are still any Japanese Penhold players that would recommend a faster blade. My budget is around $100-$150 just for the blade.
I have no knowledge of terms of rubber being too "fast" or "spinny". I've been getting coached for three years by a friend's dad that has played in the Olympics in Korea but now he went back to Korea. I've always been supplied with rubbers by him so I never really used any rubber other than XO4A. I've never been in any tournaments but I've been playing in a club for three years against 2200-2300 rated players. They would say my rating is a bit under them because games would always be close to deuce. |
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AMonteiro
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About the blade, I would look into: Nittaku Excellent A. You can get for 129,00 U$ (presports.com)
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Dynaryz AGR /Yasaka Goiabao 5 / Dynaryz AGR
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samgyeop
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Thanks, also does anyone know the difference between Excellent A and P?
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AMonteiro
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P has a round and short head while A has a square long head shape. P also has a shorter handle.
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Dynaryz AGR /Yasaka Goiabao 5 / Dynaryz AGR
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samgyeop
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Thanks again, I'll probably get the A because I prefer "square" paddles.
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