The GF series are made in Germany and are JTTAA. The are like Tensor ESN rubbers so the quality are very similar. Good quality though and they have an awesome speed glue sound when ripping FH and BH loops.
Hi buddy, I've had a training session with it yesterday and it is a very balanced setup. It has some of the properties as Clipper, but then again it plays differently.
yes the number are the hardness'
As I said to you before I think you lost your bet! ;) I found a picture of him from the WC where he uses T05 Black in FH and in his BH he uses a Calibra of some kind probably LT.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ittfworld/22034226590/in/photostream/
Mizuno Fortius FT with Mizuno GF T48 and T45 :cool: Review coming up soon, but here are some pics of this lovely looking setup.
Specs: Mizuno Fortius FT 93g, total weight 197g.
Der_Echt would love this beast!
I am quite sure no harm has been caused here. The TTD forum have a bunch of admins that try to keep order and decent site where all people are welcome. If something fishy is going on in here the moderators will catch it.
Could be a Carbonado 190 with an Infinity handle... Then people will ask why!? Because it is a National version of the Carbonado 190 and it is custom made for FZD.
It looks like the handles of new Viscarias are machine cut (the reason you can see the vertical lines) where as the old ones are being made like the OSP blades. Please watch the video.
Sounds awesome! I'll bet the socks and underwear will give you the freedom of movement so you can do a proper National FH topspin.Please give a review and post a picture of yourself wearing the Limited National Equipment.
Carl, didn't you know all the Pro's use limited National stuff that!? The quality of limited National equipment are just a notch better than the normal National equipment. Only people with good connections are able to get their hands on such of gear.
donic persson carbotec fl -> similar to viscaria, a touch faster -> 35 USD
It is not a Viscaria, but a Donic Persson Carbotec which is for sale. The OP just states it is similar to the Viscaria.
I am sorry to say but you lost your bet ;) The picture is from the official ITTF Flickr site day 3 from the Czech open 2015. This means the picture is very recent and valid as well.
Hi and welcome to the forum. There's a of reviews of the carbonados in the equipment review center. I haven't tried the Emerald so I can't compare the two blades. I can only recommend the carbonados which are good decent blades. I have one 145 up for sale if you are interested...