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Yasaka blade suggestion( carbon preferred)
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I think you have to differ between hard (touch) and stiff (prevents bending the blade, opposite of flexible)
From what I understand, for the plastik ball a hard bit still slightly flexible blade (innerforce) with hard rubbers work best?
Then the Extra Offensive 7 Power would be a better choice than Ma Lin Carbon? Is this a valid theory?
From what I understand, for the plastik ball a hard bit still slightly flexible blade (innerforce) with hard rubbers work best?
Then the Extra Offensive 7 Power would be a better choice than Ma Lin Carbon? Is this a valid theory?
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I do differentiate those, for example YEO has harder touch but is quite flexible compared to ma lin carbon which has softer touch but is less flexible than YEO
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Just out of curiosity, yasaka is also getting out several new blades, kind of going in same steps with stiga. Ebony carbon seems interesting.
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Yasaka have high quality blades but their carbon blades are not too fast which is mostly a good thing. Try the Ma Lin Carbon or Soft carbon version.
How does the ma lin soft carbon compare to the regular? I currently use the yeo as well and am looking to try a carbon blade, but nothing as heavy as a timo boll alc
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