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mhnh007
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At a low level, the opening loop is usually not hard, and specially not deep enough, the percentage to smack it for a win is actually quite high and preferable. But of course there are always many ways to skin a cat .
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frogger
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The most spin I have ever generated was with Yasaka Sweden Classic + T05FX 2.1. Crazy spin on opening BH loops. Speed is still good. Believe me I have tried a zillion setups and that one is the best for generating awesome spin. Blocking that level of spin either takes anti/long pips or perfect blade angle to return it. I guess I am low level by international standards. Low and slow but very experienced. |
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VictorK
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ILya, Are you talking about this handle design? If so, for me it's also the most comfortable handle I've ever used - by far. |
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VictorK
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From my experience, when trying to block spinny opening loops the ball typically pops high and long. Slower blades tend to have shorter rebounds and longer dwell, which allow me to keep the ball on the table (rather than go long) and direct/place my shots more accurately. |
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Skyline
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thanks VictorK your explanation seems to make sense. I was really curious about Dan's comment so today I played with my stiga allround classic carbon with tenergy 25 2.1 on the forehand and stiga calibra lt spin on the backhand. Like you said the rebound is shorter and the dwelltime is much longer with this setup than with my usual stiga clipper with omega v combo. However the the llround classic carbon has a much smaller sweetspot and vibrates like hell. Playing wise the allround setup might give better blocking control but it doesn't feel that way to me at all. For blocking I prefer stiffer blades.
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MindTrip
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I bought a couple of the recommended allround blades, Grubba and Appelgren Allplay. I used the Grubba with Adidas P7 and Tenzone Ultra today at club and didn't find it to be slow at all. In fact, when smashing and looping it seemed faster than my Korbel. Compared to the Korbel, the Grubba is lighter, blocks and pushes easier, has higher throw angle when looping.
My first couple of matches were terrible. My pushes were catching the top of the net, loops were all over the place both in the net and long. Eventually I learned that this set up is extremely dwelly and the cause for much of my mistakes. After that realization, a larger percentage than normal of my shots stayed on the table. Its going to take more hours of training to see where this equipment change takes me.
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mog1111
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I don't think Yasaka Sweden Extra has a hollow handle, it feels very balanced to me. more balance than TSPW or Pure Wood. im talking not head heavy feel in hand with flair grip
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