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First of all we can learn alot about illegal serves. Question: Do you think this is more than low/medium intermediate level?

Some news about my wingspan experiences. As I said I have 2 main problems using the wingspan. 1. FH lacks Power 2. When using FH the racket angle is open too wide. So I build 2 more blades and tried to combine with rubbers to eliminate these cons. 1st one is a 1-ply Kiri blade with G1 1,8 on...

If you Reader the description in your link you will find the HL5L has a smaller head, so it shouldn't be more head heavy...

Couldnt Generation any spin. On FH it bottomed out very often (2.0 sponge)...

That might also be the case for non chinese rubbers- Look at the rakza Z. Btw Bluegrip S1 was the worst rubber ive every bought, both for fh and BH...

Nice handles!

The seconds layer of your 1st blade isn't ayous, it is koto! Which CF do you use (weight / m2)? Edit: I could be wrong as ayous has those 45° lines and maybe the little holes make it look like the fishers net of koto?!

I could glue it on the same blade to just twiddle if my training partner don't mind 2 Black sheets...

Not yet, BIII is still not glued on, maybe next weak...

Moon blue is heavy! 729 phoenix II is lighter, but almost no catapult, not as spinny as other 729 rubbers, only slightly tacky, low trajectory...

Is your blade ready and did you try it?

Where are you from? I see now you are in the USA- if you dont mind high shipping Costa you could ask SDC...

I could send you my used one because I will make me some other wingspan blades. Shipping is 7,20€- add 7,80€ and its yours for 15€. But it has some hits here and there..

Thanks for the advice. But I don't think the rubber will help, as the K3 isn't that slow at all and I also wouldn't call the composition of the blade slow. It's 5,8mm and due to the dense koto it has a reasonable weight. With the k3 I even overshot some balls, despite they are slow. But I want...

Does anyone Else play the wingspan blades? For 4 weeks I play it almost exclusively and tried different rubbers. BH is great and I almost don't suffer from my tennis elbow anymore as the fist isn't closed completely. But the best part of my game doesn't work anymore which is my FH loop. It...

I dont really believe in a substantial other blade. I think the core is less dense, then weight is added to the handle. Good marketing. I once had a vis that played like people are talking about the golden vis is playing. Very forgiving and absorbing- goes in the direction of balsa core blades...

I think you shouldnt blame a specific blade to not play like you want. Buying blades is like a lottery- just buy another stuor harimoto and it will play different to your 1st one an may be closer to w81 or whatever. If you want multiple blades with the same character you have to ask a blade maker!

What about grip tape?

With the monthly change of bladesfor pro players as discussed in another topic- how many old tag Viscarias must he have saved in a bunker?

Yes, why not? Wood is a very forgiving material and doesn't take damage if exposed to water for a short time. Wood workers even do that before the first sanding because the tiny splinters stand up and the surface will then get smoother after sanding.