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Blade recommendation (9)
Re: Blade recommendationby B2SpinBomber 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Blade recommendation) was posted by B2SpinBomber, on 8/5/2005 4:26:47 PM:
| hey... well.. one more note... do you care about weight??.. the Petr Korbel is one the heavier side at 89 grams... I had a chance to hold the shakehand blades at the Us Open stand... they are pretty much similar.. I would say medium to larger type.. mostly right in the middle... the only real different one was the Iolite blade.. boy.. that blade is thin!!!.. I only had the chance in flared type.. not straight.. about the RITC 729 Friendship rubbers.. take into account that they are really tacky/sticky... the only one that is less sticky and more allaround type is the 729 Tackspeed 2000... I just got the TackSpeed 2000, and the 729 cream rubber, I am going to try then in both the Orange and Magic Red sponges and I will let you know.. but cannot go wrong with 729.. especially for the price... :-) |