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RadivS
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AndySmith wrote:
Mine turned up today. It's incredibly well made considering the price (under £20). The tenaly-ness seems a bit more extreme than nittaku's design with the blade face being more offset to the handle, but it does seem very comfortable to hold.

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I bought one exactly like this but with rubber on. It is quite a difference to the Tenaly. I find this one too extreme.

The Nittaku one is ok, but takes a while to get used to. So far I feel Nittaku is on to something with their Tenaly, concept wise. But I think a better player than me need to test it, since I am very rusty!
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Blade: AfroBro Custom
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RadivS wrote:
I bought one exactly like this but with rubber on. It is quite a difference to the Tenaly. I find this one too extreme.

The Nittaku one is ok, but takes a while to get used to. So far I feel Nittaku is on to something with their Tenaly, concept wise. But I think a better player than me need to test it, since I am very rusty!


I think you might be right. I'm testing it tonight, but with rubbers on the weight balance seems very unusual.
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The maker from Lithuania had also used a glue or something that smells very strong of citrus. Almost so strong that I have to put it outside.

Rubbers used are Victas >15 Extra, feels like a quick and good one. Maybe I should buy a new set and try it on a 'normal' blade.
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