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recommend upgrades to Butterfly Kodo? (10)
Re: recommend upgrades to Butterfly Kodo?by Tony 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: recommend upgrades to Butterfly Kodo?) was posted by Tony, on 2/9/2006 10:55:54 PM:
| This racket turned out to be a hit at the office today. I was able to execute several FH drives and BH blocks that would never happen with my old racket, even though I am more of a looper on that wing. There are a couple of players who drive the ball naturally, one of whom took to the racket immediately, and has agreed to buy it. This has freed me to try something else. What do you think of LKT PRO XT, as compared to your previous recommendation of Higher Transcend? Would this allow me to stay closer to the table, catching the ball on the rise, and still loop the FH? Also, my friend needs a good all-around rubber for his BH, since he ends up chopping it from about 6-8 feet away most of the time. Which of the Chinese rubbers would be best suited to this style of play? |