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bvautier

Post subject: Re: Shakehand stroke

Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 20:36

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AA wrote:

that would be a veeeeery long list...from the recent ones coming to mind:

tyranno (not bad though)
clippa (used to play it, like it but too grippy)
ritc 802-40 (akward feel)
xiom styx (best feeling of all sp, but too fast)
stiga radical (too grippy, numb feeling)

For the xiom, if it is too fast, maybe reducing the sponge thickness might work?
Thanks for the quick run down.

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metal monkey

Post subject: Re: Shakehand stroke

Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 21:10

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How about using medium pips on the fh like 563, Diamant, magic pips???
The thought of it has crossed me.

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julian

Post subject: Re: Shakehand stroke

Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 21:16

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metal monkey wrote:

How about using medium pips on the fh like 563, Diamant, magic pips???
The thought of it has crossed me.

Diamant is very very very difficult on the fh. It is an 'on/off' pip. I struggled on the joo. I've gone from a def blade to an off blade and I have tons more control with clipper 561 than joo diamant.

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metal monkey

Post subject: Re: Shakehand stroke

Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 21:26

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julian wrote:

metal monkey wrote:

How about using medium pips on the fh like 563, Diamant, magic pips???
The thought of it has crossed me.

I think your right Julian, the "on/off" of a med pip, would make you more predictable on shot selection as it's harder to perform a shot if you were with a SP let alone a inverted.

Effect wise it would be more devastating though.

Reason why I asked is that the Globe 888 a medium pip the shop comes in 2.2mm thickness.

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Post subject: Re: Shakehand stroke

Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 23:18

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metal monkey wrote:

I think your right Julian, the "on/off" of a med pip, would make you more predictable on shot selection as it's harder to perform a shot if you were with a SP let alone a inverted.

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I'm 100% with you on that! Although I found Pluto to have much more control and have similar 'down' effect to diamant

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