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PostPosted: 13 May 2019, 01:05 
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Hello everyone

I have really felt the urge to take up table tennis again since not have been holding a bat since i was 18. Last i played was around 2004 and i played almost exactly like Fabian Åkerström did before the ban. Attacking forehand and blocking/disrupting with my backhand. Not a chopper. I had a TSP curl bamboo P1 which now is banned so my question is what kind of long pips you guys would recommend. The thing is that i played with a sponge and what i heard is that the Bamboo P1 was not the worst of the anti spin long pips out there. Are there any long pips that are similar to the old curl bamboo p1?


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Fabian plays SpinLord Dornenglanz ox nowadays.


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I first tried the DHS Cloud & Fog 3 with 1mm. To fast for close table combat for me.
Now i have Dr. neubauer 0.6mm Viper. Much better close to the table but very slow .. I have to adjust to that ....
There are some more alternatives to close table LP but I don't know any 'cheap' ones.
Grass D.Tecs should be good but haven't tried it yet.

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I bump this thread again since did not make a comeback last year but this time i mean it! As i stated before, i used to play with a frictionless long pip but i used it kind off aggresivily to chop push my opponents underspin or chop block or just block with my lp for the huge spin reversal. I am looking for some similar long pips today that dont get so affected by my opponents spin, i want to be able to push and have some reversal. I used to play with a curl bamboo p1 with a 1mm sponge so it was not as nasty as the old DR Neubauer ox rubbers so i think i want something similar to that if there are anything like it out there.


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Bamboo was really good, you could basically do anything with it while still having sick reversal and produce good wobble when using a thick layer underneath. Only needed a bit of feeling and a good understanding of reading spin.

The step to D'tecs is quite a big one. I played bamboo for a few years, loved it but it was really slow. D'tecs is really fast but if you can chandle the speed it's actually a great replacement. You won't be able to do the same spinvariations though. And the disrubtion is different. Bamboo could really slow the game down, but D'tecs keeps the pace going.

Also if you want the same control and dangerious balls from further away from the table I wouldn't pick D'tecs.

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What does Manika Bhatra use? (Not some form of Dtecs?)

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iskandar taib wrote:
What does Manika Bhatra use? (Not some form of Dtecs?)

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Far as I know it's still D'tecs. You can play the game Skendarn discribed with it. But IMHO it's a whole different kind of LP than the bamboo, so it might take a while to adjust and there are some tradeoffs as I mentioned above.

I actually found D'tecs to be easier to play at the lower levels of table tennis if you can handle the initual speed. It's harder once someone can really put the pressure on.

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If Bamboo was slow the perhaps Troublemaker which has had good reviews in this forum. Speed of your blade will be an important factor - slow blade try DTsecS fast blade maybe Troublemaker


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DTech is on my list that i want to check out. Another lp is TT Death Metal. Have you guys any thought about that one?. I read that Fabian Åkerström played with a Spinlord Dornenglanz before but swapped to TT Death metal.


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For a while I went from DTecs to Dr N Troublemaker because it is very slow but I'm now back with DTecs because of spin reversal. Troublemaker gave me very little/if any spin reversal :n: where DTecs gives me plenty :up: :clap:

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For a while I went from DTecs to Dr N Troublemaker because it is very slow but I'm now back with DTecs because of spin reversal. Troublemaker gave me very little/if any spin reversal :n: where DTecs gives me plenty :up: :clap:

When I say played with DTecs for a while that length of time was about 2 years & then when Troublemaker had a lot of good reports I experimented as I have 3 blades as can be seen on my signature so I tried it now I have returned to DTecs for the reasons as stated above. :clap:
But if others want to buy 'em all is like the Pokémon way... & get a TT sellers gold star :*: .... I say go for it. :up:

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You could also try the TSP Curl P3 Alpha R. It's more similar to the bamboo. More like a legal worse version of the bamboo (with some minor differences that need not be mentioned). It's pretty good for blocking close to the table and has some disturbance and reversal . It's not on par with D'tecs when it comes to disturbance nor reversal but it's also not as fast and will make the trancision from the bamboo easier. (could also use OX to get closer to the disturbance and reversap of the bamboo)


Still would recommend just trying out the D'tecs though... it greatly increased my percentages in competition while also making my games more fun because of its speed, so I'm sold on it's greatness :lol:

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My recommendation: Bomb Talent OX. Good all-rounder pip. Decent reversal with blocking and hitting capabilities. Cheap too! You can't go wrong. Give it a try! :up:


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