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Joo Se Hyuk vs. Matsushita Blade (5)
Re: Joo Se Hyuk vs. Matsushita Bladeby gcollins 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Joo Se Hyuk vs. Matsushita Blade) was posted by gcollins, on 3/5/2005 8:45:34 AM:
| As a player who has used the Matsushita Pro for a couple of years, I would have to say that it is blade that is not particularly good at anything. It is soft but too stiff for chopping, too heavy (with the enlarged head, it has to carry a lot of extra rubber) for quick play at the table, too little spring for away from the table looping. Frankly, I'd rather have a 729 Bomb or Yasaka Gatien Extra 3D if I were playing Attack/Chop up to Allround style. |