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peterpong wrote:
Timo B. wrote:
Hi all,

I'm thinking of playing with short pipps on my backhand. First I thought about was the Butterfly Raystorm.
There's a store in The Netherlands that sells it for € 20,95 (about 28,50 USD). You think this is a good price?

I need a black sheet because I've got a brand new red Butterfly Tenergy 05 2.1 on my forehand. They only have black sheets in 2.1 mm. How is the control with this thickness? I'm playing with a Butterfly Timo Boll ZLC.

Thanks in advance!
Timo B.

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I think it was boz posting

but raystorm wouldnt it be good now maybe challenger attack or flare2
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bbkon wrote:
peterpong wrote:
Timo B. wrote:
Hi all,

I'm thinking of playing with short pipps on my backhand. First I thought about was the Butterfly Raystorm.
There's a store in The Netherlands that sells it for € 20,95 (about 28,50 USD). You think this is a good price?

I need a black sheet because I've got a brand new red Butterfly Tenergy 05 2.1 on my forehand. They only have black sheets in 2.1 mm. How is the control with this thickness? I'm playing with a Butterfly Timo Boll ZLC.

Thanks in advance!
Timo B.

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I think it was boz posting

but raystorm wouldnt it be good now maybe challenger attack or flare2


raystorm is grippy and apparantly very easy to play when coming from inverted.
i immediately loved it and everything was on- i played it f/h.
i cant comment on the others but this suits my game style.
throw angle seems nice.
with inverted i loop or hit off the table.
i have been using tac c in 1.9 but this was better.
the guy who gave me this is now enjoying dr n nugget on his b/h

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Other f/h rubbers that i like are.tsp l catcher s/p and yasaka mark v
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what's a better blade for raystorm Clipper or Gergely?


try donic persson power carbon thinner and solid blade than clipper and gergely
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