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Stiga or Butterfly blade? (4)
Re: Stiga or Butterfly blade?by ZY 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Stiga or Butterfly blade?) was posted by ZY, on 9/24/2004 9:18:51 AM:
| If you like Carbon/Arylate blade, it will not be easy to get used to 5 plies wood blades. I tried tube light. it is a little harder than YE, so blocking is a little easier but still far away from the 7-plies or Carbon/Arylate blade. It seems tube carbon or offensive or yasaka offensive are more 7-plies like. moreover, the holder of stiga blades is a lot larger than that of bty, you may not like it unless you got big hands. |