TSP Hino-Carbon Power

Does anyone know if this blade is good for PH pips out blocking style of play? I know Li Jia Wei uses it with SP on forehand but I want to hear penholder's view on this blade. Right now I am using Clipper Wood with Friendship 802-40 on it and I don't like how the blade feels "hollow." I like the solid feel of the KLHS (back when I played SH) and am hoping that this TSP blade will be similar. And what type of carbon is in this blade? Is Pulownia a hybrid carbon or not?

Golden Skans wrote: Does anyone know if this blade is good for PH pips out blocking style of play? I know Li Jia Wei uses it with SP on forehand but I want to hear penholder's view on this blade. Right now I am using Clipper Wood with Friendship 802-40 on it and I don't like how the blade feels "hollow." I like the solid feel of the KLHS (back when I played SH) and am hoping that this TSP blade will be similar. And what type of carbon is in this blade? Is Pulownia a hybrid carbon or not?

     
Paulownia is a wood!



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Edited by igorigor - 12/09/2016 at 2:23am

How is it compared to schlager carbon?

It is 7mm in thickness, not 6.5

Edit: gergely is also 7mm, just saw on ttdb

Edited by ronakvyas86 - 12/09/2016 at 4:39am

Can we please keep it simple and call it kiri instead

ronakvyas86 wrote: It is 7mm in thickness, not 6.5 Edit: gergely is also 7mm, just saw on ttdb

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/tsp-hino-carbon-power (6.5)

http://www.tabletennisspot.com/butterfly-gergely-carbon-review/ (6.4)

https://www.sportskhel.com/butterfly-gergely-fl-table-tennis-ply (6.4)

never trust ttdb for thicknesses.

also gergely has kiri too.
if it had balsa it would weight 75g, not 95g.


Edited by notgooord - 12/09/2016 at 6:12am

yeah butterfly says viscaria has balsa core too.
and it's a lie too.

look at balsa carbon from other brands, like andro, etc.
they weigh less than 80g.
no way gergely is balsa.