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1 2 3 star balls? (5)
Re: 1 2 3 star balls?by Kevin 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: 1 2 3 star balls?) was posted by Kevin, on 5/4/2005 12:02:44 PM:
| yes! nittaku three stars are great, consistent, spinny and just very very good feeling to play with. However I choose to go with the DHSs which are only slightly worse and probably about as durable as the nittakus if not for the inferior playing quality. The butterfly balls are pretty good but are very iffy in the way of durability. They are sometimes good sometimes very easy to crack. 2 stars tend to be very soft which makes the playing characteristics worse and if you get a good 2star it will almost never crack, they will just dent. I played with a twostar for 3 months one time and it just wouldn't crack. the last week i played with it i just kept smashing it against wall but it just wouldn't crack. well it finally dented after a serve that hit off the table edge. wow did that turn into a useless story or what? |