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Tenergy 64 as F/H rubber on all-wood blade |
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Stavros 
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 Topic: Tenergy 64 as F/H rubber on all-wood bladePosted: 04/03/2024 at 4:24am |
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Do you think that Tenergy64 is a good F/H rubber on a high throw all-wood blade ?
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Posted: 04/03/2024 at 2:25pm |
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I like putting heavy topspin on the ball...
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Posted: 04/04/2024 at 11:11am |
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A close friend of mine plays with 64 on both sides on his Stiga Offensive. He is a slow, heavy spin looper, and has no trouble blocking loops. He plays around 2000, sometimes higher.
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Posted: 04/04/2024 at 1:51pm |
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Tenergy 64 both sides on Nittaku Runlox-5 — super combo👌
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Stavros
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Posted: 04/05/2024 at 3:13am |
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Nice to hear that... IF it's ok on Nittaku Runlox-5 with koto-spruce-ayous-spruce-koto then Tenergy64 will be possibly even better on Stiga Infinity having Limba-spruce-ayous-spruce-limba due to limba's higher throw angle.
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Posted: 04/09/2024 at 3:26pm |
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I've never experienced a Limba-topped blade as playing a higher throw than their Koto-topped alternatives (i.e. Runlox vs Stiga Offensive; Persson Powerplay vs. Clipper, etc.). When I hit with the koto-topped blade, I always find that employing a flatter hit (basic forehand "counter" stroke) tends to send the ball a lot higher. I consider this to be - "high throw". The same basic stroke with the Infinity or the Stiga OC tends to send the out on a longer, lower trajectory. I always thought that this was what was being described when people talked about a blade as being "low throw". When other players borrow my bats they tend to comment on how my set-ups are too low of a throw for them to enjoy using them.
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Never forget that Joo Saehyuk used T64 on an allwood blade and even though he is the greatest chopper of all time, he had a forehand attack that most offensive players would have killed for. Though keep in mind this was pre-plastic ball.
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