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PostPosted: 24 Sep 2007, 21:06 
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I found that a blade is described as good for : attack , loop etc.
What that means ? A blade suitable for attack is stiffer and one good for loop is more flexy ?

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Depends on your definition of ''attack'', I think generally looping is an attacking stroke so then it wouldnt make any sense if a attack blade would be stiffer than a looping blade, would it?

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the way i interpret offensive blade terminology is..

power = speed, flat hits, stiff blade
spin = spin, topspin loops, flexible blade

not sure how i would qualify control. slowness? how does a blade give u control? what makes any piece of gear more "control"


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Well here http://oneofakindtrading.com.au/Shop/pr ... cts_id=420
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http://oneofakindtrading.com.au/Shop/pr ... ucts_id=85
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...attack style blade.

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Here http://oneofakindtrading.com.au/galaxy_896.htm it is said :

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For Looping style of play

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Here the difference is the blade stiffness:
Looping = flexible
Attack (as in hit drive smash 3rdball) = stiff

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Yes, both terms are used pretty loosely...

I feel the faster type blades are attack style blades, starting at around OFF- to OFF+

As Silver said, flexible blade are better for looping, stiff ones are better for hitting/blocking, but both styles can be described as 'attack style'.

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The same terminology is used for rubbers too especially on chinese.

"This rubber is for fast attack ... other loop type ..blah, blah ..."

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