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How did you handle the grip transition ? My regular partner is not able to change to Cpen because he cannot adapt to the grip because he needs the lock with the finger that Jpen provides.

Hello I play both Jpen and Cpen. Glad to see another Jpen player.

It's still a style pleasing to the audience. But difficult to train.
 
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How did you handle the grip transition ? My regular partner is not able to change to Cpen because he cannot adapt to the grip because he needs the lock with the finger that Jpen provides.
I first played cpen. So i just get used to it. Later when i adapted jpen i finds it a lot more comfortable except the thickness.

It's a joy to play with both.

Passionate about TT
 
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I'm new to Jpen, coming from Cpen! :D I just bought a 10.5mm Taiwanese Cypress Jpen. F-ing fast, hard to control at first but once you get the hang of it's a speed machine over the table. >:D

As a person who love to play close and over the table, I consider Cpen like a paint brush. Artistically varying spins and controlling the pace. While Jpen is more like of a hammer, countering every shot with most power possible. I even named my jpen blade, "The Meat Tenderizer." ;)

Welcome jpenmaster!:D
 
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