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LOOPING GEAR (2)
Re: LOOPING GEARby Rod 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: LOOPING GEAR) was posted by Rod, on 1/5/2006 5:29:56 AM:
| Rubbers:Bryce fh (black),Bryce FX bh (red) dripping with glue is a good start. You might find Bryce is too hard to use, and prefer H3 (National or provincial verison if u can get them). Mendo MP is also a very good alternative to Bryce and cheaper with more control.So is Magna (spinnier than Bryce but maybe a bit slower) Blades: Butterfly Timo boll spirit, Kreanga Carbon, Yasaka Gatien Extra 3D,Werner Schlager Carbon OFF+, KLH Special.....Depends on your budget, how offensive you are etc. |