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    Posted: 11/05/2015 at 6:46am
hello guys i am new here…i need some help… i am using Tibhar Marcos Freitas along with Nimbus and Genius for Bh and Fh resp…though i get enough spin and controlled shorts bt i lack in speed…now i am planning to buy a Butterfly viscaria FL or a Butterfly Primorac carbon… bt i am not sure which one…so can anyone please tell me a detailed difference between this two blades?? so that i can choose among this two… buying blade in around 10-15 days… looking for some good advice… thank u all… have a nice day… … If u need to know something jst reply to this message and i will repy as soon as i see ur reply… Thanks again…
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Get Schlager Carbon if you need more speed.
But I can't imagine anyone needing more speed than what  Freitas blade and two max rubbers can provide :)
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If you need something faster than Freitas blade.. It won't be Viscaria. Get Primorac Carbon!
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Actually my blade is 2 years old and accidentally it fell down and the handle is broken…somehow i managed to fix that bt i dont get that feel now…i know its quite a good blade bt this time i want to go with something better… thats why i am confused… bdw can u let me know some good rubber for Marcos Freitas??
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I'd suggest try a different rubber on yua current blade before going in for a faster blade. Marcos Freitas is plenty fast for someone doesn't go further than 6 feet or so away from the table and for most looters. Will help if Yu can get an used sheet from someone Yu know. Nimbus kinda sucks with the plastic ball, so try a newer gen rubber from tibhar, xiom, donic, Joomla etc. Also if your more into looping than hitting then Yu can go for a zlc blade.
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Freitas and Viscaria are about the same speed, if the blade is broken get anything in that range, imo good used Timo Boll Spirit is best buy.
Genius is ok, Nimbus comes from really too old generation, new series of rubbers are much, much better
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Originally posted by nv42 nv42 wrote:

I'd suggest try a different rubber on yua current blade before going in for a faster blade. Marcos Freitas is plenty fast for someone doesn't go further than 6 feet or so away from the table and for most looters. Will help if Yu can get an used sheet from someone Yu know. Nimbus kinda sucks with the plastic ball, so try a newer gen rubber from tibhar, xiom, donic, Joomla etc. Also if your more into looping than hitting then Yu can go for a zlc blade.


thats a good suggestion…thanks buddy…bt it would be helpfull if u can suggest me some good rubber for my Fh and Bh…like to play from close to mid distance with loads of spin in my shots… …and yes nimbus kinda sucks with the new ball…haha…
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Originally posted by vajica vajica wrote:

Get Schlager Carbon if you need more speed.
But I can't imagine anyone needing more speed than what  Freitas blade and two max rubbers can provide :)


buddy isnt Schlage Carbon a bit heavier?? Actually i tried playing with heavier blade-rubber setup but cant really get it right…so i would like to have somethin in lighter combo if u have something in mind… Thanks…
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And i got one more ques… is this site trustworthy?? shop.butterflyonline.com

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Originally posted by vajica vajica wrote:

Get Schlager Carbon if you need more speed.
But I can't imagine anyone needing more speed than what  Freitas blade and two max rubbers can provide :)


buddy isnt Schlage Carbon a bit heavier?? Actually i tried playing with heavier blade-rubber setup but cant really get it right…so i would like to have somethin in lighter combo if u have something in mind… Thanks…


You asked for faster, I told you what is the fastest Wink
It is usually heavy, and I didn't really mean to go and get one, very few mortals are capable of using it to their advantage LOL

If you really want a blind suggestion, without knowing your skill level get lighter TBS with Tibhar MX-S or Acuda Blue P1 on FH and Acuda Blue P2 on BH, my two cents...
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I have played with both Freitas and Primorac carbon. They are both very good quality blades. In my opinion, both have similar capabilities. So if you want more speed, using a Primorac carbon will not be an upgrade.

Your rubbers are good and spinny but belong to an older generation of rubbers. I would suggest you try newer faster rubbers such as Calibra, Rasant, 1Q, MXP, Bluefire, etc.

  
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And i got one more ques… is this site trustworthy?? shop.butterflyonline.com

Now you are really trolling lol
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Originally posted by rocketman222 rocketman222 wrote:

Originally posted by S.S S.S wrote:

And i got one more ques… is this site trustworthy?? shop.butterflyonline.com


Now you are really trolling lol


sorry buddy i didnt meant anything and if i did that its unknowingly…jst let me know abt this website…if thats dependable…thanks…
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Originally posted by Knuckle Ball Knuckle Ball wrote:

I have played with both Freitas and Primorac carbon. They are both very good quality blades. In my opinion, both have similar capabilities. So if you want more speed, using a Primorac carbon will not be an upgrade.

Your rubbers are good and spinny but belong to an older generation of rubbers. I would suggest you try newer faster rubbers such as Calibra, Rasant, 1Q, MXP, Bluefire, etc.

  


thanks for the info…i would rather try better rubber that u guys suggested… :) Since u played with both the blades did u find any noticable difference among them?? If there is no big difference i would buy any one of it (whichever is available locally) with some better rubbers…this info will be very helpfull…Thanks…

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And Thanks to all of you for your valuable advice…i was really confused (and sad too,,since my Freitas accidentally broken) but now i am convinced by your adivices…i would rather go for thesimilar kind blade (Freitas or Primorac) with some better rubber…just waiting for knuckel ball's reply… my problem is almost solved…thank to all of u to reply and to suggest me… A big hug for u all…
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