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Donic Alligator combi Dr. Neubauer Matador Texa Carbon D.M.S. Combi Wizard And a lot of custom made.

So no good for my LP BH?

I don't know if will be useful for you, when I hit the ball with my blade I know if the ball will land or not the table, also if the ball goes high and where will be the placement, it's a way to anticipate what will do the opponent, also you have to see how is placed the opponent in the moment...

Thanks for input, stiff is good to block with LP, I use aggresively the LP using pushes long or short both will good placement so this good also for me, what's the Kiso Hinoki with passive bounce: high or low? What are the weight aprox. of 1 ply Kiso Hinoki blades? What about the size are normal...

My experience with combi blades is that aren't too much differences between both sides.

For you is better CNF than 1 ply Kiso Hinoki?

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Donic Def-Play Senso V3 isn't fast (passive bounce) but due to the weight have power to play far from the table, this blade is designed for classical defense and yes is the spinniest for me using spinning rubbers of course with H3 prov. or nat. wel boosted and proper technique is the way but I...

@kariok If you are a developer player first of all you need to learn the feeling of each stroke so the best blade for you it's an all wood 5 plies all round blade because when you change to a carbon or fiber blade you will lose a little or more feeling depending the blade and fibers increasing...

The more flexy blade that I own is a defensive Donic Def-Play Senso V3. BTW I own and use sometimes the Stiga ARC.

For sure these two are the most flexy of all you tried.

Hard isn't good to play close to the table due to high bounce better stiff or rigid. Tested using Dr. Neubauer Matador Texa Carbon that is hard blade vs Stiga Infinity VPS that's stiff or rigid but not hard due to the limba outer ply. If hinoki is similar to balsa I didn't like for sure...

Thanks Gozo.

Thanks for answer, you are spot on.

Thanks, that's right if player uses two inverted rubbers for FH & BH, my fault to not specify more mine question.

Thanks for your answers, I'm a 5 plies BH defensive player using OX long pips to block or chop-block close to the table using stiff blade, hinoki be good for mine BH & attacking FH?

As tittle said is good Hinoki blades to block or chop block with long pips? If yes what are better one ply or more plies? If possible elaborate the answer to understand the reason of your answer, thanks.

You must train that your topspin will goes low, if not you always can be attacked, so train train train....

I'd like more the super thick because prefer more direct play.

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