Allround+/off- blade
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Topic: Allround+/off- blade
Posted By: skevros
Subject: Allround+/off- blade
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 7:50am
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Dear Friends, i'm looking for a blade (5 ply wood+2 carbon or fibre) speed and control all+ or off-, style near to table. suggestions ? Thanks
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Posted By: pitigoi
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 12:17pm
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I've being doing fine with Stiga Allround Classic Carbon at my low-level intermediate. Stiga Offensive Classic Carbon is another option. Maybe Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon? ------------- Right hand: Stiga Allround NCT (74g) /Rasant Grip max/Talon OX red (total 135g) Left hand, 2020-1: Stiga Allround WRB (67g)/Fastarc G-1 1.8mm/V11 > Extra max 158g Fitness Friendship Fun |
Posted By: LOG1C1AN
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 12:35pm
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Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon Tibhar Fortino Performance (it is 9 ply but it a very control oriented blade) Both are reasonably priced.
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Posted By: king_pong
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 2:17pm
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+1 All the above comments Plus, the Donic Waldner Senso Carbon is probably exactly the blade you’re looking for. Get the normal shaped one. (I find the ‘JO shape’ a little stiffer with a smaller sweet-spot)
------------- Stiga Infinity VPS (Master): fh/bh - Nittaku Hammond CR max |
Posted By: p1ngp0ng3r
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 5:25pm
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Price - performance... Ma Lin Soft Carbon without doubt. ------------- Infinity VPS - Hybrid MK - T25 FX |
Posted By: doraemon
Date Posted: 09/06/2021 at 10:52pm
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I second Donic Waldner Senso Carbon ( if you are OK with "senso" technology, cavity inside the handle, thus makes the blade a bit head heavy) and Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon ( if you prefer ordinary handle ) ------------- Blade : Just wood FH : black rubber BH : red rubber |
Posted By: jonyer1980
Date Posted: 09/07/2021 at 12:59am
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Violin Inner carbon. Butterfly Innnerforce ALC.S layer (the thinnest out of the series) ------------- Rosewood V FL Nittaku Fastarc G1-FH Stiga DNA Pro-S MAX BH Avoid any Butterfly stuff... at abusive prices. Raw power without control means nothing |
Posted By: doraemon
Date Posted: 09/07/2021 at 2:13am
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Agree with Jonyer1980. I never try Violin Inner Carbon, but for BTY Innerforce Layer ALC.S is a very controllable blade and feel like ordinary all-wood blade. ------------- Blade : Just wood FH : black rubber BH : red rubber |
Posted By: HuLimei
Date Posted: 09/07/2021 at 2:44am
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Boer Lion - $6 and strong chemical smell but plays like a dream ------------- Butefly Wiscaria Cold Edition (w/Black Tag) FH: Tee-Oh-Five Hardest BH: Tee-Oh-Five Hardur |
Posted By: king_pong
Date Posted: 09/08/2021 at 9:06pm
I always felt the Ma Lin Carbon was the Yasaka's regular handle version of Donic's Waldner Senso Carbon (same wood-plies; same thickness). The ML Soft Carbon's outer-ply is Anigre (like Yasaka Extra), whereas ML Carbon & Senso Carbon have Limba, and if it's just a "carboned" Extra, then it's 2-3mm. thicker as well (5.6mm vs. 5.4mm). Still, both are great with good control + speed. ------------- Stiga Infinity VPS (Master): fh/bh - Nittaku Hammond CR max |
doraemon wrote:Posted By: doraemon
Date Posted: 09/08/2021 at 10:23pm
Yes, I agree with you. I was replying to the suggestion of WSC and MLSC (Soft Carbon). But as I read my reply again, it seems like I was saying MLSC is WSC without the cavity in the handle. But the truth is, Ma Lin Carbon (limba outerply) is actually very similar to (if not a copy of) Waldner Senso Carbon, just different handle. Ma Lin Soft Carbon has anigre as outerply, similar to Yasaka Sweden Extra with extra soft carbon inside. Aside from this, I think that WSC, MLC and MLSC are good blades. Actually, if you are a favorite of Yasaka blades, you can start (as beginner) by using Yasaka Sweden Extra (previously named Yasaka Gatien Extra, then Yasaka Extra), then progress to Yasaka MLSC or MLC as an intermediate and end up with Yasaka Extra Offensive as advanced player. ------------- Blade : Just wood FH : black rubber BH : red rubber |
Posted By: skevros
Date Posted: 09/09/2021 at 2:42pm
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Malin Soft Carbon and Waldner Senso Carbon they are product in the same factory : Wood House, Tranås, Sweden....
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Posted By: king_pong
Date Posted: 09/10/2021 at 1:06am
Oh gotcha. Yeah that’s what I thought you had meant. I agree on those two blades — lots of control. The Ma Lin Carbon felt as it had the same control as the Waldner Senso Carbon (just a different handle feel). Actually, I think the Anigre blades have a different feel to me than the Limba ploed blades (i.e. a “crispier feel”). One could go— Yasaka Sweden Classic > Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon Donic Appelgren Allplay > Donic Senso Carbon or Yasaka Sweden Extra > Yasaka ML Soft Carbon > Yasaka Jean-Phillipe Gatien Extra 3D Soft Carbon (longest name in the game Ever!  ) if you can get a hold of one of those. Always wondered why they discontinued their “carbon 3Ds”. (Did they kick too hard, I wonder? i.e. too ‘catapulty’). The only one still produced is the Max Carbon in 3D - Beasty!😈 Sorry, don’t mean to derail ... ------------- Stiga Infinity VPS (Master): fh/bh - Nittaku Hammond CR max |
Posted By: king_pong
Date Posted: 09/15/2021 at 5:34am
Very. I’ve gotten mine over at — http://www.tabletennis11.com" rel="nofollow - http://www.tabletennis11.com ------------- Stiga Infinity VPS (Master): fh/bh - Nittaku Hammond CR max |
Posted By: Veet
Date Posted: 09/15/2021 at 5:54am
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Hi, Check-out Palio R57 ... It too has a soft-carbon layer.. But, best of all, it's light-weight (75gm ±5gms), which is a plus, when playing close to the table .. Oh, and it's super-cheap.. under $20
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Posted By: vanjr
Date Posted: 09/15/2021 at 9:35am
| Interesting the love for Yasaka's Ma Lin soft carbon. I think it is pretty slow, but works well with chinese rubbers where I think its flex helps some, but I hate it with ESN rubbers. Probably just me. Plays good with my OX LPs tho. |