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yogi_bear's review here
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...o-Def-Classic-blades&highlight=dynasty+carbon
Indicates that it plays even more "wood-like" than an Innerforce blade.
Does it feel this way to you?
Thanks,
Tim
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...o-Def-Classic-blades&highlight=dynasty+carbon
Indicates that it plays even more "wood-like" than an Innerforce blade.
Does it feel this way to you?
Thanks,
Tim
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I agree. But not as wood-like as W968.
From my point of view, for inner series (ALC,ZLC,ZLF), the fibre kick in quite early. I can easily feel the carbon during topspin stroke even with 50-60% power. Thus the vibration.
It gave me the impression that inner series are more using fibre to support the ball during full power stroke, while Dynasty Carbon is more using the thick core.
But after all, it is still a koto+outter structure. Doesn't really fits me even it is quite wook-like. My technique is more into brushing, while Dynasty Carbon requires hit-brush technich like viscaria.
From my point of view, for inner series (ALC,ZLC,ZLF), the fibre kick in quite early. I can easily feel the carbon during topspin stroke even with 50-60% power. Thus the vibration.
It gave me the impression that inner series are more using fibre to support the ball during full power stroke, while Dynasty Carbon is more using the thick core.
But after all, it is still a koto+outter structure. Doesn't really fits me even it is quite wook-like. My technique is more into brushing, while Dynasty Carbon requires hit-brush technich like viscaria.
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Carbonado 45 is slower than Dynasty and have quite different feel probably because of the limba and koto outer plies of the 2 blades.
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