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Acoustic Carbon Review courtesy of Tabletennis11 |
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asifgunz
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Why quote the entire post....
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AndySmith
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Because it was so good, I'd imagine. Not sure who wrote it but he sounds like a swell guy. |
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rokphish
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Hahahaha this is good!
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Knuckle Ball
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Perfect review by Andy Smith
Just what I needed, the last straw actually that made me buy the NAC. After several weeks of playing and much to my relief, the blade is good as stated. |
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FH: Dignics 05 Black BH: Moristo SP Red |
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Crowsfeather
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I used to play with NAC outer for a while.
The blade is thin and stiff. 93g is quite heavy. Speed and control is great, purely off not off+ Paring it with omega V tour and mxp, super head heavy. The thin-blade really hurt my hand even if I sand it lightly so I just quit, apart from that it's a good offensive blade. You can control touch shot, keeping the ball low and short, while maintaining power on attacking. It's super linear it easy to hit with every shot. The blade it self vibrate a bit. I never try NAC inner or large handle. I would rate it 8.5-9/10 while Schlager carbon is 11/10 Edited by Crowsfeather - 09/25/2016 at 10:13pm |
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CroNone
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Played with a NAC (ST) for about a month. Amazing blade but at 92G it's way too heavy and it fatigues the wrist and forearm. It's surprisingly balanced with heavy rubbers but too heavy for me.
I seriously wish that there were more light weight carbon blades in the higher end range around the 75-80 g range so that using heavy rubbers wasn't such a burden.
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Basquests
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Funny. I have an acoustic with Mx-P [FH] and OV:T on the BH. Since I've had it for ages, and the handle is notoriously small, was thinking of either buying the larger handle acoustic, or the larger handle acoustic Carbon [or carbon inner], with those 2 rubbers again. From what I read on Andy's year old review now, seems like the Carbon would benefit me. I stay up close to the table, loop and rally and flat hit mainly. The last one is the best part of my game, but i'm not able to do it as much, as its famine or feast due to how tight the timing window is on the original acoustic for that shot. |
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