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 Post subject: Glad for this section
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My fav long pip was the 563-1 variant, but now I like the Kokutaku. It is more long pipish to me and still allows me to hit the ball. Doubt that I would ever turn to MPs for either forehand or backhand entirely, but they are fun to play with. The people that I have seen who use MPs to attack seem to do a marvelous job.
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My fav long pip was the 563-1 variant, but now I like the Kokutaku. It is more long pipish to me and still allows me to hit the ball. Doubt that I would ever turn to MPs for either forehand or backhand entirely, but they are fun to play with. The people that I have seen who use MPs to attack seem to do a marvelous job.
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Hi Oldduffer

What kind of kokutaku? I just ordered the kokutaku 110 1,0 mm.

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theOldDuffer wrote:
My fav long pip was the 563-1 variant, but now I like the Kokutaku. It is more long pipish to me and still allows me to hit the ball. Doubt that I would ever turn to MPs for either forehand or backhand entirely, but they are fun to play with. The people that I have seen who use MPs to attack seem to do a marvelous job.
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Hi Oldduffer

What kind of kokutaku? I just ordered the kokutaku 110 1,0 mm.


I have 110 over 2mil 35 degree chinese sponge. Got the 110 from Steve Winnard at Custon Table Tennis in Leeds and the sponge from either Cole Ely or Zero Pong, can't remember which I had it my drawer o'sponges:)

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Im glad for this section as well!
Have tried rubbers like the 563, 563-1, C7 and my fav the yasaka cobalt in the past.

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