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Stiga Destroyer (2)
Re: Stiga Destroyerby gcollins 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Stiga Destroyer) was posted by gcollins, on 12/18/2004 7:29:08 PM:
| I have, and in my opinion it's a waste of time and money. I used it with 1.5 sponge in an effort to combine screwball spin and some hard hits. What I got was something almost uncontrollable. If you simply must have some long pips, go with the Friendship line; it's a lot cheaper. Go with maybe 1 or .5 sponge. But I'm tellin' ya -- the long pip game is mostly crap. Once your opponents get your game figured out, they can trash you pretty fast. |