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    Posted: 06/18/2012 at 9:58pm
Hi guys,

I am currently using arylate carbon blade. penhold Yinhe T-8. ( 3 wood + 2 arylate carbon)

I was wondering which rubber may suitable for this blade. It has decent speed with feel and dwell time for creating spin fast looping. Is Palio micro Era suitable for arylate carbon blade?

Thanks in advance guys!


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Yes.
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Yes.

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Originally posted by Pondus Pondus wrote:

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Yes.

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Originally posted by right2niru right2niru wrote:

Originally posted by Pondus Pondus wrote:

Originally posted by DeIgado DeIgado wrote:

Yes.

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It should be fine. Topspins will be quick, with enough spin.

Watch out for popping up pushes, however.
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User feedback of the arylate-carbon blades by Butterfly indicates they aren't exactly picky.  The common logic follows that if the Hurricane series pairs well with a blade then other brands will as well.  

The catch here is that, more often than not, those qualities don't carry over across brands.
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Palio Era and Palio Pro shouldn't be a problem. In fact all Tensor rubbers pose no issue on your blade.
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