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Hi all,
I have been using Avalox P700 about 2.5 years and my last year rubbers are of bluefire M2 and tenergy 05fx. I'm just mid level hobby player, not playing in clubs, do not have a coach, but training with high level players 2 days in a week. I feel confortable while looping on fh and bh sides. But i cannot finish the ball with straight strong strokes. When i tested a hard blade of mine training partner, the old gergely having soft rubbers (rakza 7 soft + 5q), i could achieve perfect strokes to finish the point, great blocks on each side. I found it easy to play short games also.
But, since it is a off+ carbon blades, i'm confused while reading many reviews. I'm planning to use a new tibhar 5q sound and bluefire m2. Someone has suggested xiom ignito, or even yasaka extra offensive blades. As hard blade, i tried stiga carbo 7.6 and yasaka ma lin carbon but i did not like their hollow feeling, and could not loop easiliy. Any hard blade suggestions for me? I appreciate it...thanks...
I have been using Avalox P700 about 2.5 years and my last year rubbers are of bluefire M2 and tenergy 05fx. I'm just mid level hobby player, not playing in clubs, do not have a coach, but training with high level players 2 days in a week. I feel confortable while looping on fh and bh sides. But i cannot finish the ball with straight strong strokes. When i tested a hard blade of mine training partner, the old gergely having soft rubbers (rakza 7 soft + 5q), i could achieve perfect strokes to finish the point, great blocks on each side. I found it easy to play short games also.
But, since it is a off+ carbon blades, i'm confused while reading many reviews. I'm planning to use a new tibhar 5q sound and bluefire m2. Someone has suggested xiom ignito, or even yasaka extra offensive blades. As hard blade, i tried stiga carbo 7.6 and yasaka ma lin carbon but i did not like their hollow feeling, and could not loop easiliy. Any hard blade suggestions for me? I appreciate it...thanks...
