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Jttaa or U-Jttaa blades are more expensive (those are sold in Japan), it's because the JTTAA "stamp" costs money.....
Same goes for the YEO, the Jttaa ones are more expensive.
BTW got a national Clipper CR WRB thanks to a friend, the blade is amazing
Will certainly right a review of this blade, just let me few weeks to enjoy the beast.
Same goes for the YEO, the Jttaa ones are more expensive.
BTW got a national Clipper CR WRB thanks to a friend, the blade is amazing
Will certainly right a review of this blade, just let me few weeks to enjoy the beast.
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I've tested with bluefires M2 first but here it the combo that will serve the review of the national Clipper CR wrb :
Xiom Sigma II pro 2.0mm FH black
Xiom Sigma II euro 2.0mm BH red
photo : http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2015/25/1434453158-nationalclipper.png
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There shouldn't be any difference in quality. The blades come from the same factory.
The difference is the JTTA stamp. The stamp is there to show that it has been approved by the JTTA for play in JTTA tournaments in Japan. Your blade needs to be JTTA approved otherwise you are not allowed to use it in their tournaments.
It's a similar system to ITTF approved rubbers, but the JTTA applies it to blades.
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