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no one played the Vega Omega Pro Blade with Rosewood?i

no one played the Vega Omega Pro Blade with Rosewood?i

I would go with A Yasaka Rigan and A Factive drom Nittaku or even A Xiom Intro if it isnßt to much of an upgrade. They are very Solid Rubbers with tendencys you demand. Factive either BH or FH depends on what you choose,you cant really do much harm with those entry Level Tensors and they are...

i started with the normal Grubba back then,it is one of the best allround till-off Blade around,maybe on the slow off- side but the feedback from this is insane. Some of the Legendary Blades from the 80 and 90 s were incredible crafted. I would go full force D05 in max on both sides and you will...

YEah but i think you should go with the normal both sides.but he has the Rozenas for 2 months,that is a waste to change em.

played my first few multiskill with this Blade 2 years ago,this is one of the best All+ Blades ever made. Pair a T05 on it, was the most accurate Multi Bh drill i ever made,lol. I even talked to the Server and Every shot was on the Plate.This is a treasure my friend!A WSC with more Flex. I Bet...

you should look few Vids,from Werner.In his run he was a better flathitter than Jörgen. Rossi had a Bh Shot that even Waldner had problems.But the fascinating Prime from Schlager was he was a Fh Flat hitter with Killer accuracy. When he had that run,everyone thougt "he can´t hit every Topsin...

ah okay,thought the normal glayzer is speedwise okay.You should consider the Hammond Z2 from Nittaku. Play a Butterfly Kiso Hinoki V at the moment,with Glayzer on bh in max and J%H V 47.5 in max. I am trying the Bluestar A1in a few weeks in max instead to the Xiom.

You considered the Glayzer Series?

An Appelgreen Allplay with Nittaku Factive or Vega Intro.

Xiom Omega Pro also has Rosewood ?

maybe the normal Glayzer and Glayzer 09,should be a good choice.

i will give the Donic bLuestar a try soon

i probably would give the Glayzer a try,more linear,a bit less spin but way more stable. At least that was my transistion,

played both,found the Acuda way more stable and predicable,The Bluegrip wan´t for me,and the somewhat tacky surface worn down fast.

and the most irritating thing at first was,when you snapback with that shape on low balls,i always thought i might hit the table. But i guess that goes away with time,but if you played a normal shape lets say 75% of your tt time,it is only normal i guess. I played J.O. Shape also a few years,so...

And @Der_Echte i also love the PPP that is why my sdc Hexagonal is only with a thin Spectra veneer the rest is a standard ayous core,with a walnut outer ply for crispness. But all in All it is probably in the off- aswell.

well i have gotten to use more of a "wrist Snap" instead of a "Fullbackswing motion" for the chiquita.but it is more on the speedier side than on the spinnier. But my placement got better with that shape.

Well as for the Blade recommendation,there are myriad of options. I would go with the contact Sergio SDC handmade Blademaker,or some other blademaker. You won´t regret it and you will get almost always a Blade which is as good if not better suited for your needs.

well I for myself sometimes decide to go the route of buying Equipment which is probably to demanding for my level,but I do it as an intrinsic motivation for myself. If i train properly i will be good enough to master or at least level that type of equipment and if not,I can say it wasn´t meant...