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theOldDuffer

Post subject: Any Feedback on Peacekeeper OX?

Posted: 10 Aug 2008, 21:21

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Anyone playing with this rubber? Would be intersted in knowing if it is more "EVIL" and slower than Dr. Evil.

I am likely one of the few around who thinks Dr. Evil is too fast and to "add insult to injury" I have never been able to get the advertised Spin/No Spin effects I have seen in others who use it.

I would like to hope that Peackeeper might be a high point in the crossover between long and medium pips. I never had much success with 563 or 563-1, those were too fast for me and Winning's medium pips (NP-6?) was too much like short pips in terms of reaction to spin to be useful to me.

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Posted: 10 Aug 2008, 21:53

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I only had limited experience with the Dr. Evil, but from my early comparison to Peacekeeper this new rubber has more reversal than Evil and is more difficult to play against. Evil seemed to just float everything back, this actually seemed to give a wobble effect at times.

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Joo Se Kev

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Posted: 11 Aug 2008, 05:03

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Have you tried pimplemini/millitall? Hate to keep banging their drums, but they really are a different animal compared to other medium pips (563, masterspin special etc.) They tend to be much slower and better for chopping than other medium pips but still can produce some decent spin for pushing and attacking. Not much in the way of spin reversal though...

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theOldDuffer

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Posted: 11 Aug 2008, 07:52

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Thanks for all the information. I have tried the TSP.

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