which is good blade for topspin attack

blade1234 · Jul 21, 2019

plan to buy a blade and rubber, i am intermediate player and my game type topspin. my friends told carbon blades are flat attacking style so i planned to go with wooden blades for good topspin stokes. is it correct? i have searched and mentioned below some of the blades please suggest which one i choose or any better blades than these? and suitable rubbers for the blades? (my idea flexible blade with hard rubber ) for good topspin

1) DHS Power G7
material : wood
Type : OFF Plus
: 7-ply wooden piles

2) DHS power G9
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 7-ply wooden piles

3)DHS Hurricane WL
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 5-ply wooden piles

4) sanwei fextra 7
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 7-ply wooden piles
5) sanwei H6
material : rose wood
Type : OFF Minus
: 7-ply wooden piles

thomas.pong · Jul 21, 2019

blade1234 said:
plan to buy a blade and rubber, i am intermediate player and my game type topspin. my friends told carbon blades are flat attacking style so i planned to go with wooden blades for good topspin stokes. is it correct? i have searched and mentioned below some of the blades please suggest which one i choose or any better blades than these? and suitable rubbers for the blades? (my idea flexible blade with hard rubber ) for good topspin

1) DHS Power G7
material : wood
Type : OFF Plus
: 7-ply wooden piles

2) DHS power G9
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 7-ply wooden piles

3)DHS Hurricane WL
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 5-ply wooden piles

4) sanwei fextra 7
material : wood
Type : OFF
: 7-ply wooden piles
5) sanwei H6
material : rose wood
Type : OFF Minus
: 7-ply wooden piles

An all-wood blade is definitely a good idea. I'd go for an ALL+ to OFF- blade since you seem new to the game. The Fextra is often recommended.

How long have you been playing?

blade1234 · Jul 22, 2019

thanks for reply, i am playing last 3months

lasta · Jul 22, 2019

I've only owned the first 2. Used the G9 for a few months with Haifu Whale. DHS has this at OFF+, but honestly, considering the flex, thinness, and vibration frequencies, it is an All+ to OFF- at best.

Should be the slowest on your list. Decent feel and controllable for a beginner.

usualsuspect · Jul 22, 2019

You could also consider a slower inner carbon type blade. DHS power g5x is very good for loopers (topspin game). Because the carbon layers are close to the center of the blade, you only feel the carbon power when you hit very hard.

yogi_bear · Jul 22, 2019

I would recommend pg7. If you would choose Fextra, look for a slower rubber.

Der_Echte · Jul 22, 2019

Have fun analyzing everything to the Nth degree, you only have fun with that in your early days.

Middle of the road stuff will suit you fine for now, no need to go into Deep Ape mode over anything.

Unless you are receiving professional coaching, your equipment will help you only so much, but middle of the road stuff will give you a better chance to feel the ball and let you know if you mis-struck the ball.

You wont get that from many carbon blades as a ball struck well away from center feels good like you struck it center of mass.

You did well to exclude carbon blades for now, although a few do provide feel.

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