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AndyCouchman
 Post subject: Dr.Neubauer Leopard?
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Has anyone tried Dr.Neubauer Leopard?
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The best short pips for blocking and hitting. Hits right through loops.

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Has anyone tried Dr.Neubauer Leopard?
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Dr Neubauer Leopard is one of the best short pips. You can hit,block effectively with it.Not much sensitive to spin.But you can not spin effectively with it...I mean topspin capacity is not good.
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Fadil Olguner wrote:
AndyCouchman wrote:
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Has anyone tried Dr.Neubauer Leopard?
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Dr Neubauer Leopard is one of the best short pips. You can hit,block effectively with it.Not much sensitive to spin.But you can not spin effectively with it...I mean topspin capacity is not good.


how do you compare Leopard to Killer? Is Killer a newer version of Leopard?

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Killer produces more of a disruptive skidding ball when hitting than does the Leopard. Leopard to me, is the easiest to use short pips that I have played with. It blocks and hits through spin with ease and can produce enough spin on serves to be effective. Leopard to also a little faster than the Killer.

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Has anyone tried the leopard for chopping? And how hard is its sponge?
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CoachMcAfee wrote:
Killer produces more of a disruptive skidding ball when hitting than does the Leopard. Leopard to me, is the easiest to use short pips that I have played with. It blocks and hits through spin with ease and can produce enough spin on serves to be effective. Leopard to also a little faster than the Killer.


leopard more trouble to plays against than moristo?
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