soft feeling loopers blade

Hi guys, I'm new here, so something about me: I play tt for 4 yrs (I'm 18), my style is close-to-mid distance FH looping -since I switched from thick balsa w/frictionless LP (about 1/2 yr ago). My coach is always telling me(read 'scream' ) that I had bad footwork, I'm slow & so on.. (I used BH block on whole table)  since I switched to classic both-side-soft rubbers I have big problem on my BH so I must play FH on most of the table, so my footwork & fh topspin are improving fast imho. I did lot of EJing last months and I find out nothing(only that tacky rubb suits me). My biggest problem is blade. 896 is 'just OK' but nothing special. I need blade with super soft feel, flexy and thin with higher level of vibratons, speed OFF- to OFF. I'm searching for blade like that for a long time and trying different equip, but it only damages my game.
Please any suggestions?
p.s.:I'm sorry if this is double post, Search doesn't work me.

Stiga Offensive Classic........ and the WRB version for extra vibrations.

hi 729 .... that makes us 2, with exactly the same problem ..although i didn't shift from LP.

The Michael Maze Off is a relatively soft (for being a arylate carbon blade) blade which is good for looping, though..

Stiga OC, all the way, but needs to be combined with nice rubbers to fully unleash his potential imo :P

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contact tiehwen or blip,they have a couple of things that you may like.

729cent wrote: what about Timo boll spark?

  +1

photino if you have the budget for it, and BTY Kiso hinoki V if not:P

Hi,

If u wish to try something economical then i would recommend Galaxy W1 and W6.

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TSuBaSa wrote: I'm surprised that nobody mentioned Tibhar Samsonov Alpha. Nice, flexible, great feeling, off-, all wood, 5 ply blade...

What about Juic Kalinic ALL+

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i'll also add, that the hinokis are also great looping blades, although they can be very fast also, but the Jonyer 5 ply hinoki is corectly an Off- type blade.  The BalsaCarboX5 is a great looping blade, very light, but is a solid OFF blade. 

LOL, you got STYLE Corkystclair..........

I played with OC last season, it's a good blade, but I switched back to my good old Extra 3d. OC is thinner and lighter but feels a bit harder, it loops and blocks faster, but has less "feel" and control (at least for me). I don't like it's sound, very loud and hollow "plonk" on all shots. I don't think the CR WRB is a lot different. I suppose it's a bit harder and lighter, but more head heavy, so it will be a little faster. I haven't tried kiso hinoki or all hinoki5, but I have a Jonyer-H. It very good with fast rubbers like Bryce. The blade is very light, and feels a lot softer than OC. I'm not sure how it will play with chinese rubbers like yours. I guess it will be pretty head heavy, as the blade itself is very light. Don't know about Boll Spark, I'm sure it's a good looping blade but I guess it's a lot faster and stiffer than the rest of your choices, not really in the same category. I still reccomend you Yasaka  Extra series (or Galaxy W6, which is pretty similar and cheaper) over Stiga OC. Hinoki blades feel quite different so it's a personal choice. My other options would be Korbel and Tibhar Samsonov alpha or premium contact.