OOAK Table Tennis Forum

It's all in what you want it to do as well...

For choppers, DGII is great for chopping....but isn't going to give you the most deadly chops in OX. So if you want to get the ball on the table, winning by wearing out your opponent and out-consistencying (I made up that word) them, it'll do the trick. If you want to get several netted balls, you will need the right kind of opponent who will feed you topspin. In fact, loopers more often missed the end of the table than netting balls as I recall, but I did get a lot of netted balls.

This was as a chopper, playing it on the deflplay and on the VKM.

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I find the same thing, when defending and chop blocking or chopping, I feel like I get just as many points from balls going long (because they're more dead than my opponent things) as into the net.

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Yesterday my DG2 arrived.

First, the owner of Spinlord is probably an LP ox user, I hate glue LP ox but this was the easiest glue I've ever seen. It comes with a film on the pips that hardens the pips and facilitates gluing.

Soon I glue in my JSH and I went to train.

I liked:
- Chopp against topspin
- Block
- Reversal
- Atack and pushing

Did not like:
Disturbing, My friends said the ball was not changing like before (Grass Dtechs ox)

It's more like a RITC 755 than Grass.
I feel more comfortable playing with DG2 than with Grass.

Sorry for my poor(google translator) english

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