Desperate need for help with short pips

Skyline wrote: What I dislike about the Flarestorm 2 is that it's not very bouncy. Are these softer sponged pips more bouncy? I'm looking for a pip that acts more similar to inverted catapult wise.

Rakza PO is extremely bouncy. Actually I barely control it when I tried to play Rakza PO with an inverted RPB. I had to remove the RPB rubber to control it properly.

Matt Pimple wrote: piligrim wrote: Matt Pimple wrote: piligrim wrote: Chairman Meow wrote: SpinLord Waran would also work well.It blocks and drives through the ball well. very hard to play with. this rubber hard as rock and slow Actually Waran has a soft sponge and is quite fast! then we have different feel. I had it on Infinity and it was almost unplayable for me. I have it for sale if somebody wants it Could be! The Waran actually uses a hard topsheet combined with a soft sponge which is tuned. Is it possible that you might have tried the Waran II? It uses the same topsheet but a harder sponge and actually comes with the same package and just a sticker on it. The sponge colrs are different; the Waran II has a pink sponge and is fast than regular Waran.

Is waran 2 more nasty to the opponent?

ronakvyas86 wrote: TT newbie wrote: Skyline wrote: What I dislike about the Flarestorm 2 is that it's not very bouncy. Are these softer sponged pips more bouncy? I'm looking for a pip that acts more similar to inverted catapult wise. Rakza PO is extremely bouncy. Actually I barely control it when I tried to play Rakza PO with an inverted RPB. I had to remove the RPB rubber to control it properly. Still waiting for the comparison between rakza po and hexer pips

Problem is I put Hexer to my backup blade. I got a 2.1mm Hexer but I´m not using this thickness anymore. Every training session I use only the Spinpips Chop 2 (1.4~1.7mm) with an inverted RPB. With this combo I´m beating junior players I never beat before.
After Saturday 17th, the last tournament of the year, I will try to play more with Hexer Pips.

I switched to SP from LP on my BH.  The very first short pips I tried was Patisuma 1.5 .  Since then, I have tried several short pips  (different brands and thickness) and I keep coming back to my Regular Patisuma 1.5 for my style of play.  I attack often (more than my smashes from FH) and my opponents acknowledge that they have most trouble with this. I guess, it all depends on each individual's experience playing with SP.  I also feel that I wasted my time playing with LPs for lot of years.