Brick, well over 40. 55 degrees suppose to be like 41, so I would assume 60 be close to 43-45. Some conversion charts show even 50. Problem is that hardnesses can't be translated directly, because those tools used to measure the hardness are different. They have different tips. Google shore scale.
Agreed with the reasoning.
As seen on the screenshot, I asked them directly. Whoever is handling their facebook they seem to agree with our reasoning. Although I trust your sources Yogi, this particular topic is weird. I know you have inside sources but both pictures, their PR and common...
I would like to begin this text with a very short pre-word aimed at all the grumblers of this forum, please don't read this! I wrote this text mostly because I wanted to burn off some afflatus. So this text probably will be unnecessarily long, full of floral comparisons and other figures than...
Most ALC blades I've seen had a checkerboard pattern on the composite layer. You could see alternating colors, for example, blue and black. This one has a continuous blue line so it suggests it doesn't have carbon (usually black) in the weave, or this is not a weave at all.
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Variety is a spice of life, I think we should go with more than one vote, but we shouldn't go crazy and list all the blades we've used/know. How about limiting ourselves to 3 blades?
That's my lady, she's a keeper. Crispy 7ply that has good dwell time. I would expect stiff 7ply to not have such a good dwell time, but the ball stays plenty long on the bat. The Gambler rubber is dead though, it started squicking :( It was great rubber when it lived though.
True, but that might a bit psychologically correlated, I've encountered a lot of people who think that having shitty equipment is less shameful than admitting that his skills (technique) are crap (I openly admit that my technique is garbagio). It's funny though, my generation was sort of trained...
Since this site does not allow dynamic polls (with adding new options on voter demand) we can just organise it here same as we do organise biker meets in Poland. First poster posts list, then next poster reposts that list but with his vote, then next person copies previous posters post and...
Also, a small tip, If you misplaced you thumb when firming up your grip the racket will fight against your grip. There is a fancy video of EmRathich showing in great detail why and how one should grip and where to put pressure. I've been fighting with a squiggly racket...
I am no expert, but you look tense. I think it's not good for muscles and also relaxing yourself might give you more precision and power (those two rarely go together lulz).
So you think they made their own non trademarked version of TeXtreme carbon? I've saw that labeled as DYF carbon. DYF is not as marketing friendly though.
It very might well be but this video does not show enough evidence. When I had Textreme in my hands only physical properties I could see was the fact that it was much flatter as if it was somehow ironed or something (I did not end up buying that sheet though).