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What do u want from your new equipment that you are changing from a 7ply allwood to a carbon ply
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Sometimes i fell i miss more power from the blade when attacing looping.
Fextra 7 with Mantra M is perfekt with full body rotation.
But damn it's hard with full body motion more than 3-4 tight matches
Maybe Stiga DNA M or hard will be better then???
Fextra 7 with Mantra M is perfekt with full body rotation.
But damn it's hard with full body motion more than 3-4 tight matches
Maybe Stiga DNA M or hard will be better then???
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Well I'll suggest rotation of the body is really important and gives u the proper technique to play but if u really want to change ur rubbers then go for it.
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Why do very experienced players /forum members/ always use to say "it's already fast enough"?
Its not the "speed" that matters for 99% of the cases at least, no matter what the OP is "feeling" to lack.
And if you disregard the speed component a whole new universe of capabilities would picture up.
Just try to think&feel all the things aside from speed ==== and speed will come eventually.
Its not the "speed" that matters for 99% of the cases at least, no matter what the OP is "feeling" to lack.
And if you disregard the speed component a whole new universe of capabilities would picture up.
Just try to think&feel all the things aside from speed ==== and speed will come eventually.
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Dude so many questions, one leads to 3...
As for short pips, I'd say the TSP Spinpips (the plain version) would be smack dab in the middle.
Andro Timber/CS7 Tour (they are identical) would be a direct upgrade in the 7 ply arena. Stiffest/fastest of the 7-ply limba ayous group.
As for short pips, I'd say the TSP Spinpips (the plain version) would be smack dab in the middle.
Andro Timber/CS7 Tour (they are identical) would be a direct upgrade in the 7 ply arena. Stiffest/fastest of the 7-ply limba ayous group.
Of course it is an upgrade. The Donic blade costs 3x the price of the Sanwei, so ipso facto it must be 3x as good in all table tennis qualities, speed spin control dwell time gears vibration etc.
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dms firestorm soft 1.8 sponge short pips is good, i have been using the last 4 months and have no plans trying other pips.
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