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Butterfly Jonyer H.. tried a friend’s one, really really lovely. I looked for a used one for quite some time and given up
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Oh yes! And loving it. It has a lot of the feeling of the J H I liked so much, plus, it’s a smooth beast. I’m still new to it as I only put rubbers on a few days ago, but so far, I’m super happy- in fact a few days ago I sent you a message to share the joy 
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Clearly, since the post that woke this dead thread was a quote from me, I saw and recognized that I had made the post a few years ago. But I didn't feel there was a problem here. This is not a bad thread to wake up. It is not people asking for advice that is no longer relevant. And what I responded too was Andre because I wanted to hear about how he likes his new 7P-2A.
Oh yes! And loving it. It has a lot of the feeling of the J H I liked so much, plus, it’s a smooth beast. I’m still new to it as I only put rubbers on a few days ago, but so far, I’m super happy- in fact a few days ago I sent you a message to share the joy
I am glad you like it. Are you sure you sent me a message. I never got it.
I am glad it is not so different from the Jonyer that you did not recognize it. I was pretty sure what you were experiencing was the result of you having the feel for Hinoki.
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I got sweden extra, tsp euro feeling off-, butterfly korbel (euro version 80gr), violin etc. I think none of them are great options today. 10 years ago they were just awesome. Today they are vibrating like hell. I don't mind the speed. But feeling is just bad.
I think virtuoso is the ultimate all+ blade. Not faster than those blades above. But feeling is amazing. Its stiff enough but offers tons of feeling.
Nittaku acoustic is another great option.
I think virtuoso is the ultimate all+ blade. Not faster than those blades above. But feeling is amazing. Its stiff enough but offers tons of feeling.
Nittaku acoustic is another great option.
"De gustibus non est disputandum" - In matters of taste, there can be no disputes.
Actually I like some of the old blades.
Stiga Allround Evolution - surprisingly good, even though I don't like WRB (empty) handles, I have a light one (77 gr), my reactions are super fast
Nittaku Violoncello (not Violin) - described as defensive blade, it feels more like OFF-, depending on the rubbers can be slow or fast, it has some vibrations, but I like it, the downsides are the super slim handle and the big head, if you are using heavy rubbers the blade becomes head heavy
OSP Virtuoso (one of the first models) - is nice, but is not stable at hard shots whether you're smashing or blocking, I feel that is bending and therefore I lack precision
New allround blades were released, but it's hard to keep up with all the new stuff and apparently people are buying only fast blades, not many reviews for ALL/ALL+ blades.
Even if it's an old thread I liked it because I went slower lately, just trying to keep the ball on table and have an easy time returning serves.
I realized that I play more offensive with slower setups and defensive with faster setups, especially when I don't know the opponent.
Actually I like some of the old blades.
Stiga Allround Evolution - surprisingly good, even though I don't like WRB (empty) handles, I have a light one (77 gr), my reactions are super fast
Nittaku Violoncello (not Violin) - described as defensive blade, it feels more like OFF-, depending on the rubbers can be slow or fast, it has some vibrations, but I like it, the downsides are the super slim handle and the big head, if you are using heavy rubbers the blade becomes head heavy
OSP Virtuoso (one of the first models) - is nice, but is not stable at hard shots whether you're smashing or blocking, I feel that is bending and therefore I lack precision
New allround blades were released, but it's hard to keep up with all the new stuff and apparently people are buying only fast blades, not many reviews for ALL/ALL+ blades.
Even if it's an old thread I liked it because I went slower lately, just trying to keep the ball on table and have an easy time returning serves.
I realized that I play more offensive with slower setups and defensive with faster setups, especially when I don't know the opponent.
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I got the sweden extra, also called extra sweet xD
Is the Korbel or primorac an upgrade of the sweety extra ?
Is the Korbel or primorac an upgrade of the sweety extra ?
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No, that’s just different. The Korbel and Primorac have limba outers. Softish and pretty much geared towards a spin oriented game. The Sweden Extra has an outer of anegre, “the ultimate control wood”, which is slightly harder and a bit more zesty (to my palate anyway) and lets you spin it, but is also tempting an active block or flat hit/counter every now and then.
All excellent blades.
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So I can stay with the sweety extra without losing "spin and power potentiel" ? I really love the blade
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If you really love your sweety, then don't abandon her. Or regret it later.
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Everyone's hand feels things differently. Some woods work better for one person and not for another. Trust how you feel about the blade.
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All of this talk about the Sweden extra makes me want to try it next to my Sweden classic (speaking of blades with tons of feel)!
The next interesting comparison would be to the Nittaku Violin, for me.
Hmmm...
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The next interesting comparison would be to the Nittaku Violin, for me.
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