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I´ve been playing AbS3 Flanti for a few months now. I started out playing a dr. Neubauer texa-carbon blade. But didn´t like it for FH play. Since i make most point in FH topspin it wasn´t an option.

Now i´m playing a custom SDC blade. It´s a 7 ply Hinoki\ayous\IC\ayous\ayous\AC\Koto. 92.5 gr and 1380 Hz. I use the innerforce hinoki for Fh and outerforce Koto for the flanti. I really like the blade.


I´ve been thinking off getting a second copy so I can get better compare different Flanti rubbers. They are a hustle to reglue so a spare blade would do the trick.

I´m not sure to get an exact copy or maybe change something about the Flanti side of things. Like using a different outerply. I was thinking about hinoki because i really like the soft touch. But i´m not sure what´s best for spin revearsal and control.


What are your thoughts?




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I have a buddy that only has one demand in a blade for using anti and that’s that the blade is stiff. It works out ok for him because he doesn’t really spin the ball on his forehand. He really is kind of an amazing flat hitter with inverted. Since he doesn’t really spin or loop the fact that the blade needs to be stiff to get his anti effect doesn’t really make him give anything up. If you strong spin loop on forehand then you’ll be sacrificing something in some way.

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Photino
My rubbers are 9 years old. They won’t be there long.

I'm more of a "spinner" than "hitter" (although I'm working on trying to change that) and I still get a ton of spin using the DMS Deluxe Carbon blade and MX-P 1.9mm

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"The greatest teacher, failure is"
USATT Rating: 1725
Blade: Stiga Cybershape Carbon
FH Rubber: Butterfly Tenergy 19 2.1
BH Rubber: Dr Neubauer ABS3 1.5