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very good advice thank you der echte

So i have a blade maker (ross leidy) making me another violin composition blade. Last time i had him do this i requested it at about 86grams. to do this he had to make the head size a bit oversized. with the oversized head i had to use more rubber on the blade making it heavier than all my other...

if you read my post i said that i used his paddle myself. it works fine.

saying the combination doesn't match is nonsense. I've used it myself and it took very little to no adjustment. im not blaming the equipment, im just asking why it takes some players longer to adjust to equipment changes than others. there are no blades that rubbers match up badly with. maybe...

good luck! i dont believe you should be feeling an issue with speed though. i'd have to see video to get an understanding of why your feeling like you lack power, the blade is never the reason ;)

how can you see this? zooming in has it pretty pixelated for me. the only way i can tell that the plies are different are the intensities have a different color outer ply

same blade so something he's used to, donic epox carbotec. its not too fast, i've tested his.

it's very funny you say that, because his playstyle is blocking and countering. that's actually why he chose t80

elaborate please? thanks:)

he's a training partner, just doing drills and he was different.

yea 200 is quite a bit.

So I change my equipment a LOT. My stroke doesn't change much between the change in different blades or rubbers. Adjusting to new equipment takes about 1 hour MAX for me. Anyway, i have a friend who used 1.8 thickness bluefire jp03 on both sides of his blade. He decided to test out tenergy for...

how heavy is your rosewood? do you like the feeling of it? most likely you can get the same blade in a lighter weight

propetrov, you asked for advice and then when everyone gives you similar advice you argue with them. nonsense. but maybe you're right, maybe you play like a professional player. but if this is really the case, we should all be asking you for advice instead.

the IF layer is thicker than regular innerforce.

If you go for more of a spinny loop then you are probably more of the type of player who grazes the ball more consistently than hitting. As a player who grazes the ball more t05 wont feel very springy to you and i think youll be very comfortable after a day of playing with it.

mx-p is a very good choice for most looping players. if money isn't an issue just go all out and do Tenergy 05. you said you play close/mid-range and finish with a loop. what level player are you? if you're consistantly finishing with the 3rd or 4th ball loop, im assuming it's a power loop...

Whats your playing style? Do you like soft sponge with a grippy topsheet? if so go for rasant grip. or fx-p Do you like Hard sponge with a grippy topsheet? go for mx-p do you like a soft topsheet AND a soft sponge? go for bluefire m3 soft topsheet and HARD sponge? try m1 Hard topsheet and hard...

Get a 5 ply all wood blade. nittaku violin. osp virtuoso, nexy peter pan. Stiga "just close your eyes and point" All good choices.

this is for two right handed players I serve short underspin to their forehand, they push deep to my forehand. i sidespin loop the ball back to their side. we play out the point