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One pound of practice is worth more than thousand pounds...
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One pound of practice is worth more than thousand pounds...
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Hi Everyone,
I recently came across a post where someone mentioned that kiso hinoki blades like Tibhar H39 and hinoki blades from Darker are not suitable for all players. Well, this is true for all kind of blades, isn't it?. But in general, I am interested in knowing from all, that what kind of players should consider using kiso hinoki blades. Speaking for myself, I started using Tibhar Stratus Powerwood, which is 5-ply limbs-ayous wood combination. Limba wood is also known as poor man's hinoki and I definitely enjoy playing with my combination.
So please share your experiences on this topic.
Thank you,
KM1976
I recently came across a post where someone mentioned that kiso hinoki blades like Tibhar H39 and hinoki blades from Darker are not suitable for all players. Well, this is true for all kind of blades, isn't it?. But in general, I am interested in knowing from all, that what kind of players should consider using kiso hinoki blades. Speaking for myself, I started using Tibhar Stratus Powerwood, which is 5-ply limbs-ayous wood combination. Limba wood is also known as poor man's hinoki and I definitely enjoy playing with my combination.
So please share your experiences on this topic.
Thank you,
KM1976
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