ZFT wrote:
What are your experiences with blades greater than 158x152 in headsize dimension?
For me, I feel Donic Defplay Senso (161x155) has the greatest kick acceleration effect when looping with a max sponge tensor.
I tested Bty JSH for a month a couple of years ago and although there is a higher basic speed, from memory the kick effect is not as pronounced as Defplay Senso.
Can anyone can comment on how the kick effect compares against such blades as: Victas Koji Matsushita OFF/Yuto Muramatsu, Nexy JSH, Neottec Kanji Def, DHS 08X, Joola CWX, Spinlord Ultra Carbon DEF?
For me, I feel Donic Defplay Senso (161x155) has the greatest kick acceleration effect when looping with a max sponge tensor.
I tested Bty JSH for a month a couple of years ago and although there is a higher basic speed, from memory the kick effect is not as pronounced as Defplay Senso.
Can anyone can comment on how the kick effect compares against such blades as: Victas Koji Matsushita OFF/Yuto Muramatsu, Nexy JSH, Neottec Kanji Def, DHS 08X, Joola CWX, Spinlord Ultra Carbon DEF?
I have played in tournaments with JSH, Defplay, CWX and Spinlord Ultracarbon. Not sure what you mean by "kick effect", but surely Defplay has kind of whiplash effect to me. It's not entirely good thing as it reduces stability and precision. Overall CWX and Ultracarbon are faster than Defplay. CWX is is good both for defending and and pips blocking at the table. Ultracarbon is better long defence with sponged pips and Hurricane 3 Neo fit well on the FH.
Allright, you obviously mean spinkick from the table after loop.
You are right, kick might be biggest or feel biggest from the Defplay, partly because it gives slowest balls, so the kick feels better compared to JSH. Ultracarbon is also very spinny with Hurricane 3, but for me it didn't work well with tensors I tried. JSH with max tensor might be so quick that there is not enough time to develop max spin. Overall for me CWX and Ultracarbon are better blades for plastic balls than Defplay.
