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Insider or Sbf1 (10)
Re: Insider or Sbf1by Ben 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Insider or Sbf1) was posted by Ben, on 11/27/2008 11:53:35 AM:
| Hi Roberto, Have you ever heard the expression "nice guys finish last", just kidding. I in fact spoke to a chopper last night about Insider and he did not like it for chopping, he said "it does not grab the ball enough", I can see that. Going on that both Chen Weixing and Ju Se Hyuk (2 of the best choppers in the world) both play with TSP PR-1 I would say that you already have the right tool for the job. I would then also say that if you are having difficulty handling it, then perhaps sticking your blade out would be a better option for you :) Thanks, Ben |