Size of handles?

Lula · Oct 12, 2019

Hello! I am using Timo Boll ZLC. I enjoy the blade But it would be fun to try an all Wood blade again.

I hope it Will have a bit more feeling and Maybe Control. Think in general slower equipment can benefit many of us.

I am looking to try Stiga Clipper CR, Yasaka Max Wood and or Avolox P700. How Do the handles feel? Which is thinnest, flattest? I like the rather thin handle of the ZLC. Also appreciate any other thoughts about the blades. I think they proably are pretty similar.

Many thanks!

chintanmashroo · Oct 13, 2019

If you like a slower version of timo boll zlc, go with Timo boll zlf; it is the perfect blade which does everything.

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lasta · Oct 13, 2019

You can get the Clipper CR in their Master handle (slimmer).

I think it feels better than the P700 (too flexible).

I recently picked up an Andro CS7 Tour to practice shakehand. That's a good option too, similar but slightly stiffer than the Clipper (1475hz vs the my Clipper (penhold) which was only 1346).

I'm suspecting the Andro has a hollow handle (not sure), so keep that in mind if you have preferences against such.

Lula · Oct 13, 2019

Thanks for all the answers! I forget to mention that i think i prefer ST handle.

How is the master smaller?

I have a tendency to hold a bit forehand grip. In my imagination a more bulky thick handle Will cause the grip to be either more fh or bh oriented and prevent sligth changes in the grip. Becaus the finger or thumb Comes a bit away from the rubber and Do not get so good pressure.

BlueSkies · Oct 13, 2019

I have not tried the ZLC in a while, and can't really remember how the handle feel.

But here are some comparion shots between Yasaka Max Wood ST, Stiga ST(My clipper is Master, so picture is from Allround Evo) and the only ST Butterfly I have, Primorac Off-.

Maybe it helps.

Baal · Oct 14, 2019

chintanmashroo said:
If you like a slower version of timo boll zlc, go with Timo boll zlf; it is the perfect blade which does everything.

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I think this us a good suggestion. It is quite a lot slower.

Lula · Oct 16, 2019

Thanks for all the answers! I think i still Will go with a all Wood blade. Will proably bought both max Wood and stiga clipper

PiZa · Oct 16, 2019

Generally stiga's ST handle is quite oval where yasaka have square and flat.

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