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Is this a green ALC blade?

The only thing that matters is how it plays. It def unique, could be hard to sell if you dont like it, though.

Yea cuz he gets unlimited sheets

Yea, but ALC outsells textreme by a huge margin. Doee Stiga hate money?

What does this company have against ALC?

Septear feels so good.

Anders Lind Donic looks decent and similar for a great price. That would free u up for more rubber options

Can you speak Japanese? A lot of people there don't speak English, so it's tougher. I wasn't there too long to really help you. Hopefully, so guys on here can get u linked up with some clubs

I've tried both. In a game scenario , I realized I lacked the required footwork and power to not hit a crappy straight ball with mxd. Like it looked ok, but was too easy for opponents to return. I felt like a stallion in training tho lol G1 felt great to me, not too springy in the short game and...

There's no magic blade, they all have things they do or don't do. Some are more balanced than others, however. Why don't u just stick the the fzd ( a fantastic blade) and put all that ej money towards a good coach who will make u overcome ur weaknesses

I Isnt mltt a weird league that doesn't abide by certain rules, anyway? It must be set up like pro wrestling as "entertainment" or something strange.

How much do they pay these guys? Wondering why Aida didn't come back.

Right on, never played it. I'd like to try it, but no one really plays those

Lol, We're ripping on Koji Niwa pretty hard, but I'm excited a legend like that is coming to America to play. Mltt is def getting stronger and there's nothing I'd like more than to see the sport grow in the US.

Seems like Revoldia is a good replacement for HAL

Head heavy needs to be lighter, but handle heavy or balanced can be up to 190 for me

Maybe a fleece carbon blade, something like this https://revspin.net/blade/yasaka-reinforce-lt.html

If they want to do a little upgrade and the parents have a little bit of money to spend Vega Europe could be a good choice. Soft and light, I think that would be great for kids

I envy your access to all these different blades and equipment.

I've never tried that blade, but heard good things. Nice handle too, I think.