Nexy Kanaph

TomasZ · Oct 5, 2015

Hi, has anybody tried the Nexy Kanaph blade with another rubber than Tenergy???
this blade should be designed for a play with p balls and I wonder if any one can confirm, thanks

vvk1 · Oct 5, 2015

"rubber/blade designed for play with poly balls" is nothing but a marketing trick designed to make you spend money.

Calix 2 is just fine, trust me buddy.

Dan · Oct 5, 2015

TomasZ said:
Hi, has anybody tried the Nexy Kanaph blade with another rubber than Tenergy???
this blade should be designed for a play with p balls and I wonder if any one can confirm, thanks

Hi Tomas,

We have tried the blade and posted the review here: http://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/equipment/blades/10002-kanaph There are other Kanaph reviews to

Der_Echte · Oct 5, 2015

TomasZ... Kanaph was my main blade for a couple tourneys until someone smashed my window and stole it with my rucksack...

I used Aurus as FH rubber and Elpis as BH rubber. I reviewed it for TTD on their review site.

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NextLevel · Oct 5, 2015

vvk1 said:
"rubber/blade designed for play with poly balls" is nothing but a marketing trick designed to make you spend money.

Calix 2 is just fine, trust me buddy.

You mean you didn't fall for the claim that DHS Hurricane 8 was made for the plastic ball and just bought it despite having another rubber prior to that?

Der_Echte · Oct 5, 2015

Bet he bought and tried a sheet of Big Dipper based on glowing Internet reviews...

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vvk1 · Oct 5, 2015

NextLevel said:
You mean you didn't fall for the claim that DHS Hurricane 8 was made for the plastic ball and just bought it despite having another rubber prior to that?

Correct.

I had purchased H8 back in March, and at the time plastic ball suitability was furthest from my mind.

The league season was coming to an end, and it was a good time to get a new FH rubber to get used to during the summer - after having played with the same sheet of H3N on FH for an entire season in 3 local leagues using the old celluloid ball.

I was mainly curious to see how H8 was different from H3N, especially it is was more forgiving/more effective on some shots I find hard to make with H3N. And at 30 euros it is a steal.

The local leagues I play in only switched to the plastic ball this season (starting late September).

vvk1 · Oct 5, 2015

Der_Echte said:
Bet he bought and tried a sheet of Big Dipper based on glowing Internet reviews...

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Nope, you and the goon squad overhyped it a bit, so I stayed away from it.

Suga D · Oct 5, 2015

Der_Echte said:
TomasZ... Kanaph was my main blade for a couple tourneys until someone smashed my window and stole it with my rucksack...

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What kind of vuktard would do such a stupid thing. All this risk for a blade? It must have been some crazy stalkin' fanboy of you.
And what if you would have caught him? Bet, he wouldn't have survived that till the cops would have shown up.
Sad to hear/read.

Der_Echte · Oct 5, 2015

This happened on one of my visits to Boston to see my daughter. There are hundreds if not thousands of those who live outside and would not hesitate to smash a window to steal stuff to pawn for drinking money.

If I caught them I wouldn't need police and they could keep on hanging out at Dunkins Donut shop.

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NextLevel · Oct 5, 2015

vvk1 said:
Correct.

I had purchased H8 back in March, and at the time plastic ball suitability was furthest from my mind.

The league season was coming to an end, and it was a good time to get a new FH rubber to get used to during the summer - after having played with the same sheet of H3N on FH for an entire season in 3 local leagues using the old celluloid ball.

I was mainly curious to see how H8 was different from H3N, especially it is was more forgiving/more effective on some shots I find hard to make with H3N. And at 30 euros it is a steal.

The local leagues I play in only switched to the plastic ball this season (starting late September).

Nice story. The goon squad has pictures of you doing the secret handshake with Ding Ning in order to get the Blue sponge boosted version of H8. Don't repeat your story elsewhere or I will track down the goon squad and send the pictures to your wife and kids.

vvk1 · Oct 5, 2015

NextLevel said:
Nice story. The goon squad has pictures of you doing the secret handshake with Ding Ning in order to get the Blue sponge boosted version of H8. Don't repeat your story elsewhere or I will track down the goon squad and send the pictures to your wife and kids.

You got me. Sadly, I forgot to take a selfie with her. Can you please post the pictures here? No one at my club believes I met Ding Ning in real life, and some even claim my blue-sponge H8 is a fake

P.S.: I apologize to the OP for hijacking the thread.

UpSideDownCarl · Oct 5, 2015

What, a hijacking and nobody invited me along.

The Kanaph is a really nice blade. I like it as much as most blades that have a composite weave ply (ALC but I can't remember if it is Aramid or Arylate so we will need the Der_Meister for that part). But it feels great.

If you are already playing with Calix 2 no need for it. But it does play really well. And I like having more than a few blades I like lying around.

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Suga D · Oct 5, 2015

Der_Echte said:
This happened on one of my visits to Boston to see my daughter. There are hundreds if not thousands of those who live outside and would not hesitate to smash a window to steal stuff to pawn for drinking money.

If I caught them I wouldn't need police and they could keep on hanging out at Dunkins Donut shop.

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Sorry to hear. That's really terrible. I don't know what to say (and that doesn't happen a lot).

UpSideDownCarl · Oct 6, 2015

NYC and Boston, if you are in the wrong neighborhood or, sometimes, even the right neighborhood, things are like that. If there is anything visible in your car, they break in and steal it. They probably were POed that it was a damned "ping pong paddle" and had no idea what a real TT Racket is actually worth.

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UpSideDownCarl · Oct 6, 2015

I guess I can say you have to be careful of stuff like that in Philly and DC as well.

I wanna say 20 years ago but this may have been more like 30 years ago: most of the cars parked on the streets of NYC by people who lived here had signs that said things like: "No Stereo in Car: Nothing Valuable in Car."

I think the reason I don't see stuff like that anymore has more to do with technology upgrades in cars and simpler sound systems. But maybe I am not looking.

One thing I do know, when you look into the car of someone from NYC who parks his car on the street regularly, there won't be anything in the car that isn't bolted down when the car is parked out in the street for more than 5 min.

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