Practice Setup ?

[thomas.pong]

Haha
I want something similar in composition of my current blade

I see. I think you should get a Stiga Carbonado 190 then... as in a second one.

 

[TTW]

I see. I think you should get a Stiga Carbonado 190 then... as in a second one.

zazaza, nopes. Too costly.

 

[TTW]

I see. I think you should get a Stiga Carbonado 190 then... as in a second one.

I ordered Yinhe Y-13 as it has similar composition as carbonado.

 

[lVegita]

I'm expecting lVegita to post a gif soon.

I hope he does!

iVegita, we're waiting for you!!

Also, if OP really wants to train with a separate blade on the reg and use a different one in competition, I'm worried for him... Can't say we didn't warn him! lol

I missed the timing hahaha

 

[lVegita]

I ordered Yinhe Y-13 as it has similar composition as carbonado.

Regarding the thread, are you still on time to ask a specific weight for the blade?
I would suggest getting the same weight as your carbonado, since it will also mess with your timing.

As for the rubbers, I find it even harder to adjust to different rubbers on the fine details of it (throw angle, speed and weight as well). If I was building a practice setup, I would put my current rubbers on it, and buy new ones for the main racket, and just keep this cycle as the main ones get older.

 

[thomas.pong]

I missed the timing hahaha

Never too late!

 

[TTW]

Regarding the thread, are you still on time to ask a specific weight for the blade?
I would suggest getting the same weight as your carbonado, since it will also mess with your timing.

As for the rubbers, I find it even harder to adjust to different rubbers on the fine details of it (throw angle, speed and weight as well). If I was building a practice setup, I would put my current rubbers on it, and buy new ones for the main racket, and just keep this cycle as the main ones get older.

Really good advice