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Recommend a light,thin bat for RPB |
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quarkz
Member Joined: 12/17/2004 Location: Singapore Status: Offline Points: 13 |
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Posted: 10/09/2006 at 11:31am |
hi, i've been using bty primorac carbon cs for abt 1/2 a year. i'm mainly a looper n while i like its power n feel, it's a bit heavy for me, at 85g. it's also a bit thick at 7mm so control close to the net is not too good. Is there a blade which's lighter (~75g) and thinner (<6mm) that's suitable for a looper? btw, is an all-wood blade more suitable for RPB looper, or there is no difference? Tks alot |
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7homuz
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yasaka extra is thin, light, and great for rpb. it'll be slower then your primorac carbon though. i love the darker 7p-2a, its around 75 grams and is 6.5 mm thick or something similar. pretty good for rpb, but the feel is awesome.
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salsaking
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I think Avalox BT 550 may fit your bill....
Light and thin for RPB. However, it all depends on what you do with the RPB. If you're a RPB hitter, I would not suggest it. Secondly, I would not say 85 is heavy at all - perhaps the rubbers you're using are too heavy? |
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GantZ
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dhs wang hao is light and is less than 6mm but i dont know if you would like the speed.
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Idigchubbychick
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i would go for carbon. i have a wang hao CP and its sucks but works. a club member uses a wrb stiga carbon and his is 13 and over 2000. he is a rpb
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pingpongkf
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The Hurricane Hao is even lighter.
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quarkz
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tks ppl. i've bought a YE in china b4 but it seems quite weak, lack power. properly like what "they" say, there's a great difference in the different YE. The darker seems good although it's quite expensive.
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7homuz
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the darker is much more powerful then the YE, and it is not that expensive. 64 dollars canadian excluding shipping. MUCH cheaper then your primorac carbon
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patrick1v
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the primorac blade is around 90grams to 95gms try one of the andro supercore kinetic series blades. the off kinetic or the carbo-aramid off these blades are between 80-85gms but feels lighterand they're also quite thin.
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