the best defensive blade is ?

What is the best defensive blade can be used with antspin as dr n buffalo?

i will use dr N buffalo antispin rubber, close mid distance from the table
i prefer controlble blad to be comfort as will as i has abilety to counter attack
 

100niTenis wrote: It is very hard to play ANTI mid distance, but ... I don't know your play. I would go with ALL round blade, rather then defensive !

I am with 100niTenis here! The Buffalo is made for blocking at the table and if you like to play mid-distance there are better rubbers like long pips.
The Buffalo is slow, very sloooooow! I don't think it would make much sense putting it on a defensive blade though you can certainly try. In my opinion, the beauty of the Buffalo (and Bison as well) is that they are slow enough that you can play it on a OFF blade which many combination bat players (like myself) like for attacking/looping with forehand.
What is your style of play?

TAW wrote: i like shop , bloking and counter attacing i have good back and fore hand spin

With Buffalo forget the chop and the counter attack. I only use my Buffalo to chop in "emergency situation" when pushed back but try to immediately return to the table. Your main weapon with Buffalo, the heavy spin reversal, disappears when you are away from the table. It is also extremely difficult to counter attack (against topspin or no spin balls) with Buffalo as the rubber has no grip at all (think about a hard plastic disc!). However, it is easy to attack underspin with the Buffalo.
If you insist on also being able to play from mid distance and chop as well as counter attack (no spin or topspin balls) you might actually better off with a classic anti like the BTY Super Anti.

With my frictionless rubber (Der Materialspezialist MEGABLOCK 2.0mm?) i use offensive blade: Nittaku Goriki Super Drive.

Matt Pimple wrote: TAW wrote: i like shop , bloking and counter attacing i have good back and fore hand spin With Buffalo forget the chop and the counter attack. I only use my Buffalo to chop in "emergency situation" when pushed back but try to immediately return to the table. Your main weapon with Buffalo, the heavy spin reversal, disappears when you are away from the table. It is also extremely difficult to counter attack (against topspin or no spin balls) with Buffalo as the rubber has no grip at all (think about a hard plastic disc!). However, it is easy to attack underspin with the Buffalo. If you insist on also being able to play from mid distance and chop as well as counter attack (no spin or topspin balls) you might actually better off with a classic anti like the BTY Super Anti.