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Stiga defensive pro is what you will like.

Also, try to give a none spinny push back at them because you also need to reset the amount of backspin that will come back to you.

Huge jump if you go to viscaria. Maybe try stiga azalea offensive or xiom offensive s first.

Supposedly IMO, it has the best feel among 5 ply blades today in the market. Also, it has this really good nice bounciness.

Stiga azalea Offensive

I thought korbel is limba2x kiri while primo is limba ayous. Not sure.

Is it true that Europeans have longer but narrower feet in general?

Seen a lot if rubbers chip off when removing sidetape so better position the sidetape correctly.

The rubbers should not be stored too long.

I stopped counting at 200 blades that have passed in my hands. I do retain about 6 blades which are too valuable to give away because of the autographs. As long as the blade is not really suited for my playstyle i would give them away or sell them. Only sold about 30% of them.

Stiga Liner 2 comes to mind.

Give them away to clubs or kids that I support.

The ma lin videohas at least peak timing when hitting the ball so a beginner would have difficulty doing it during matches. I would ratherr have him pivot then loop the ball while it is going down just to maie it spinny and also easier.

I think only choppers in pro level use the all+ level blades mostly.

How good is his sister now? I only saw older videos.

I compared it to a known tibhar blade with koto outer with no fishscale appearance and it looks closer to it. In the past i would mistake it more than an ayous layer instead of koto because they have small scale like appearance when checked closely. QUOTE=UpSideDownCarl;284390]Koto, yes. Like...

Looks like koto to me when i compared it to a Xu Xin dynasty blade. QUOTE=UpSideDownCarl;284377]Yogi, that is regular cut, not quarter sawn. So I am not sure what you are talking about when you say scale like pattern. That is not quarter sawn which is what people call "fish-scale". When...

Definitely koto due to the scale-like pattern of the blade surface instead of the root like lines of limba.

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