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disboifan 
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 Topic: Offense bladesPosted: 05/02/2004 at 8:28pm |
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what kind of blade do you suggest for an offense playing style? i need a new blade. im thinking about getting a nitaku blade or an avalox p700? im open to all choices. also, price does matter!
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whp90
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Posted: 05/03/2004 at 11:37pm |
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Try 729 Carbon (normally half price Japanese Carbon blades). I used 9010 Carbon, quite fast blade. whp90 |
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Samman
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Posted: 05/04/2004 at 11:45am |
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Any one knows where I can find a 729 Carbon in Toronto? How much it costs?
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salsaking
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Posted: 05/09/2004 at 11:21pm |
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Order from www.ping-pong.com.....
They have a batch of Weston TT Club Inventory that's discounted. They carry 4 729 Carbon blades at CAD$32 each, great deal! Unfortunately, Carbon blades are too powerful for me.... Good luck! |
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Posted: 05/12/2004 at 9:49am |
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there is a lot of friendship 729 carbon. can you give me a the model name?
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jladeia
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Posted: 05/12/2004 at 3:21pm |
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Go to http://www.zeropong.com Its great distributor of 729 ritc friendship products |
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salsaking
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Posted: 05/12/2004 at 10:37pm |
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Well, with regards to Ping-pong.com, if you are looking for PHC handle, there are 4 choices:
8010 8020 8040 8041 40 & 41 are the 2-speed blades, thicker carbon layer on FH side, more powerful. Don't know too much about 10 & 20, but for that amount of money, they should be pretty good deal. The only blade available in FL is 8010 I believe. That probably didn't help, but I tried..... =P Salsaking |
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disboifan
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Posted: 05/13/2004 at 12:50am |
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im thinking about getting the 8010. anyone tried it?
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Samman
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Posted: 05/15/2004 at 12:17pm |
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I just purchased a 8010 from www.ping-pong.com along with DH Hurricane rubbers on both sides. After using it for few days, I found its a powerful blade � good speed and control. Butterfly Taksim, the other blade I use regularly, offers better balance and workmanship at 5 times the cost. For C$32, 8010 is an excellent buy. |
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salsaking
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Posted: 05/15/2004 at 7:20pm |
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Thanks for sharing Samman. Did you get the FL or PHC handle?
Can you also share your style of play? Would this be more of a hitter's blade, or can a player with Full-stroke Loop Drive still optimize its performance? The reason why I'm asking is that I have recently switched to a Carbon blade, but it is so fast that I have to restrain my stroke when I loop, or else the ball would go off the table..... Thanks, Salsaking |
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ajato
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Posted: 05/15/2004 at 10:16pm |
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A very good blade here in brazil is oversize (stiga), Primorac Carbon (Butter), Gergely (Butter), Avalox, and I use Carbo 7.6 (stiga), it is good and i don�t need to use speed glue to play with it.
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Samman
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Posted: 05/22/2004 at 11:43am |
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Salsaking, you are absolutely right �V the first time I used a carbon blade, I had the similar experience as yours �V too bouncy to apply a full loop or even a block. However, after you get used to it, you��ll really appreciate the power and speed of carbon blades, then you��ll never look back. I am more a PHC hitter than looper so carbon blades serve me well, for me a loop just a setup for a big smash to follow. I hope it will help. |
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disboifan
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Posted: 05/22/2004 at 2:39pm |
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thanks you guys. i bought the friendship LkT carbon 9010 blade. i love the power. i have switched from tackifire to bryce. carbon makes a such a difference. price of the 9010 was also a factor in buying the blade. i would recommend this blade.
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TBS i dunno if ur checkin this
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Blades: Donic Epox Carbotec AN 78g/ Jonyer Hinoki FL 72g
Rubbers: FH Tenergy 05 Red 2.1mm/Sriver EL 1.8mm BH Tenergy 05 Black 2.1mm/Sriver FX 1.5mm |
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icontek
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Posted: 12/15/2011 at 10:12pm |
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If you had checked his member profile you'd see that he hadn't logged in since 2007, so no, probably not :)
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