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Blade recommendation (13)
Re: Blade recommendationby spin player 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Blade recommendation) was posted by spin player, on 8/8/2005 4:21:02 AM:
| if you ask me, carbon blades are pure "need for speed". so, if your style is speed and you are a competitive player, carbon might be the right choice. however, using of slower versions of carbon (all+ or off- carbon blades) doesn't make much sense to me-good allwood blades are simply better in the same speed category... i guess even some professionals still appreciate touch of pure wood and would not sacrifice it for the speed of carbon. if they don't, why would amateur/recreational player do so? if you look for all+/off- setup, i reckon you don't have the need for carbon |