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eD27 
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 Topic: VSG bladesPosted: 04/04/2009 at 1:01am |
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my brother wants to buy a VSG blade. but not sure wether 1000 or 2000
idk, what are your opinions on this blades?
and what rubbers should he use from our inventory lol
-bty sapphira
-stiga boost tp
-729 transcend cream
-729 transcend
-stiga innova ultra light
-sriver fx
he is currently using a the transcend cream with sriver fx for backhand.
what do you guys think??
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eD27
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 9:31am |
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Rich215
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 11:09am |
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VSG 2000 with cream transcend
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LOOPMEISTER
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 11:21am |
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I used a VSG 3000 and it was a good all around blade. Not too slow. I used Sriver G2 and Bryce. That was a few years back.
I don't know about those other VSG blades, and I'm not too familiar with those rubbers, but I can say that VSG blades can get top heavy really easily, so if that's an issue, pick lighter rubbers. |
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bowebj
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 6:36pm |
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vsg 1000 is the better one overall.
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kruno
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 10:37pm |
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to be honest I would not recommend you a VSG blade, not 1000, 2000, 3000 nor 4000.
These blades are 1. Badly designed 2. Pretty heavy 3. Bad wood-surface 4. Deliver very little ball-feelings (I would rather play TT with a brick than these blades :D) 5. Expensive |
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DeathAngel
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Posted: 04/04/2009 at 10:47pm |
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Go with a Korbel, Stigo OC, YEO, or even the Joola MC1 is a great all wood blade. Those blades are on the lower end of quality and u dont get the bang for your buck. Any of those blades that i mentioned will ve paired up very well with most rubbers that u mentioned. Good luck finding one.
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