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RebornTTEvnglist wrote:
Australians are adept at many things. Surfing is sure one of them for many, but never was for me. In my state we adore our Australian Rules footy (carna Pies = Collingwood Football Club), not rugby, but I'm too old for anything but spectating in this sport.
That's a shame because Melbourne Storm are an awesome team... But there's no accounting for taste - or lack of it! :wink: (I really can't get interested in Aussie Rules/Gaelic football...)

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I've just bought a Stiga Super Carbon (£19.99 down from £54.99 :twisted: ) because a) I thought it looked like a good deal and b) I'm still experimenting...but have no idea if it's any good because it hasn't arrived yet...

Any opinions on the blade?

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Hi, Bull Dozer,sounds like a bargin are you trying it out on sunday should be nice and fast for your bh see you sunday blocker.

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Hi, Bull Dozer,sounds like a bargin are you trying it out on sunday should be nice and fast for your bh see you sunday blocker.
I doubt it will have arrived by then.

I should have it by next week...but I'll stick with my current bats until after we've played Donington, so won't try the carbon bat until the following Friday or Sunday.

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Cyrrus, what is the weigh of your Gergely ? I bought one for my son and it weighs 82 grams.
I have one Schlager Carbon in C-pen, and I like it. Too bad that it is heavy (92 grams) but that was the lightest available at the time when I bought it.

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Cyrrus, what is the weigh of your Gergely ? I bought one for my son and it weighs 82 grams.
I have one Schlager Carbon in C-pen, and I like it. Too bad that it is heavy (92 grams) but that was the lightest available at the time when I bought it.


I guess it's the same as your son's blade :wink:

maybe it's the weightof the rubber that make me feel that it is heavier than new carbon blade? I use a Stiga carbo sound and a double happiness PF4


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stiga carbon 7.6 is cool, springy and powerful i wonder how will it be the crbo7.6 cr version, supercarbon is a overkill


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Blade: Sansonov Force Pro
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BH: light and fast
I own and play only carbon blades: Stiga Tube Carbo, Kranga Carbon, Iolite, 729-8030 and 3 Halmark Carbon Extreme's.All of them are very different, one is better for one aspect, another for other.The lightest and most acomplished for me is the Carbon Extreme (balsa core) so I bought three of them :oops:

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Bull Dozer wrote:
I've just bought a Stiga Super Carbon (£19.99 down from £54.99 :twisted: ) because a) I thought it looked like a good deal and b) I'm still experimenting...but have no idea if it's any good because it hasn't arrived yet...

Any opinions on the blade?


http://www.tabletennis.gr/equipment/details.asp?pid=457

There is a WRB version too.

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Kolev wrote:
I own and play only carbon blades: Stiga Tube Carbo, Kranga Carbon, Iolite, 729-8030 and 3 Halmark Carbon Extreme's.All of them are very different, one is better for one aspect, another for other.The lightest and most acomplished for me is the Carbon Extreme (balsa core) so I bought three of them :oops:


You made me curious. :wink:
I intended to buy a Stiga Tube Carbo, but after reading your post and another review (about Viscaria) I have doubts buying Tube Carbo.
Where did you find Carbon Extreme?

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Blade: Sansonov Force Pro
FH: H3PROV
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Tube Carbo is a looper's dream.I love it, but unfortunately it's quite head heavy,so I put Pistol on it and now the balance is perfect.(though I don't use SP yet)I bought my first Carbon Extreme in Vroco- a love from a first sight.The next two I've ordered from UK.I asked them for the lightest available.The weghts of these are:two are 68gr and one 70gr.Softish, with just right amount of vibrations.It has Balsa core with some layers of linba and abachi.It does everything with superb control.

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