Need Pips advice for reversible penhold shenanigans

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I just want to make a funny blade to have fun, nothing serious. Just play arround with the inverted and the pips to confuse the opponent. Recently after watching Li Tianyang on wtt i was inspired to do a blade with a similar style but with penhold. I know chopping form your bh with a penhold is worst but im decent at it and its fun. I was shocked to see that he actually uses short pips. So my doubt is should i get short, medium or long? dont have a lot of experince with them but i want something that can be a bit dissruptive but i can aslo attack (or at least push with it), kinda honoka hasimoto style. Also easy to use preferably
 
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I just want to make a funny blade to have fun, nothing serious. Just play arround with the inverted and the pips to confuse the opponent. Recently after watching Li Tianyang on wtt i was inspired to do a blade with a similar style but with penhold. I know chopping form your bh with a penhold is worst but im decent at it and its fun. I was shocked to see that he actually uses short pips. So my doubt is should i get short, medium or long? dont have a lot of experince with them but i want something that can be a bit dissruptive but i can aslo attack (or at least push with it), kinda honoka hasimoto style. Also easy to use preferably
LP all day. Penhold twiddlers are very difficult to play against. Those hard/fast push returns are nasty.
Doesn't really matter what brand you choose TBH. I have used both soft sway smooth types and stiff grippy types. All of them are plenty effective enough to mess with the minds of mid level players. Once you get up to high level there's less benefit. I tend to have a winning record at mid and get run over at high. I'd probably do better at high level with SP but worse at mid I guess.
 
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