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Defensive blade (5)
Re: Defensive bladeby gcollins 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Defensive blade) was posted by gcollins, on 12/19/2004 5:56:03 PM:
| I've played with Globe 999Super with the Goldway sponge. Great stuff, excellent for both looping, chopping, and pushing. I used a combination very similar to what you are talking about for several months on a Matsushita Pro blade. I don't care what anybody says -- this blade is FAST for something supposed to be for defense. It's also heavy with Chinese rubber on it, but with thin-sponged Destroyer on one side it might not be so bad. Personally, I'd still use the 3D Extra with the Globe and the Stiga. |