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Wang LiQin blade (6)
Re: Wang LiQin bladeby cole 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Wang LiQin blade) was posted by cole, on 5/7/2007 2:37:46 PM:
| That one's pretty much junk, as was that whole original hurricane series. DHS was still in the original mindset of hard, heavy, stiff, fast, chinese-style blades. Even though they're marked at 85, by most accounts they ran over 95g. Now days they're on special all over the place as dealers struggle to move them. To make matters worse, they only claimed that one for wlq for about a month, then quickly moved on to promote anohter blade. The newer king blades are supposed to be much better. |