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Author:  bbkon [ 14 Sep 2014, 15:58 ]
Post subject:  Re: fh loop with short pips
jevansau wrote:
how is blaze spin compared to 802-40,,hard sponge?


Faster, heavier (but still light). Still very soft sponge, but much bouncier - feels tuned. Maybe slightly more grip, but harder to use because of the bounciness.[/quote]

the best spinny pips are the globe 889-2 with japanese sponge, very linear,average disturbing with tons of control,its a steal that this pips is so cheap, better than 802-40 little more taller pips but best balance of spin/knuckle
Author:  iskandar taib [ 23 Sep 2014, 09:34 ]
Post subject:  Re: fh loop with short pips
I don't think that's a loop at all - it's just a topspin drive. Loops are supposed to produce overwhelming topspin. Regular topspin's been around since the days of hardbat, sponge increases it, inverted even more, but a loop produces a great deal more. These days apparently any topspin drive is called a "loop". Look at any of the table tennis books from the 1970s and they describe this stroke as a topspin drive. Loops are in a separate section.

Iskandar
Author:  NickH [ 24 Sep 2014, 04:05 ]
Post subject:  Re: fh loop with short pips
iskandar taib wrote:
I don't think that's a loop at all - it's just a topspin drive. Loops are supposed to produce overwhelming topspin. Regular topspin's been around since the days of hardbat, sponge increases it, inverted even more, but a loop produces a great deal more. These days apparently any topspin drive is called a "loop". Look at any of the table tennis books from the 1970s and they describe this stroke as a topspin drive. Loops are in a separate section.

Iskandar


I agree, it's a forceful topspin drive. It's a very good stroke, but it's not a loop.
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