Best blade in the world when it comes to feeling/feedback. I have played with over a hundred and more wooden blades, but this particular blade has a unique/unmatched feeling when you play with it
You can literally feel the ball sinking into the blade producing tons of spin, especially if you know how to accelerate your paddle. Great choice for loopers/blockers/counterattackers who like to add variation in their game and lift underspin shots with ease.
----- For more information about the features/materials/ of the blade, also check the review below by UpsideDownCarl----
Its an allround offensive blade, but even a defender can use it. The only disadvantage is that it needs some extra power on topspin topspin rallies 2 ++ meters away from the table, but this isnt much of a problem especially if you have correct stroke mechanics and effective use of power when you strike. But let the pros worry about that, amateur play 99% of the time does not involve topspin to topspin rally 2++ meters away from the table (im talking about perfect technique in your topspin, not just hitting the ball hard with your upper arm and no body roration)
Great for learning how to "feel" the ball. I totally recommend it for beginners and players who emphasize on spinny shots and soft touch play. If you are a good BH banana flicker go for a blade faster like the clipper
P.S. For more information about the features/materials/ of the blade, also check the review below by UpsideDownCarl
You can literally feel the ball sinking into the blade producing tons of spin, especially if you know how to accelerate your paddle. Great choice for loopers/blockers/counterattackers who like to add variation in their game and lift underspin shots with ease.
----- For more information about the features/materials/ of the blade, also check the review below by UpsideDownCarl----
Its an allround offensive blade, but even a defender can use it. The only disadvantage is that it needs some extra power on topspin topspin rallies 2 ++ meters away from the table, but this isnt much of a problem especially if you have correct stroke mechanics and effective use of power when you strike. But let the pros worry about that, amateur play 99% of the time does not involve topspin to topspin rally 2++ meters away from the table (im talking about perfect technique in your topspin, not just hitting the ball hard with your upper arm and no body roration)
Great for learning how to "feel" the ball. I totally recommend it for beginners and players who emphasize on spinny shots and soft touch play. If you are a good BH banana flicker go for a blade faster like the clipper
P.S. For more information about the features/materials/ of the blade, also check the review below by UpsideDownCarl
