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Gorilla vs Grizzly (6)
Re: Gorilla vs Grizzlyby Fadil Olguner 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Gorilla vs Grizzly) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 6/19/2008 6:36:35 AM:
| Hi Jorge,Well for Grizzly -It has glue sheet under it but Carsten adviced me to put some water based glue on the blade ,so I did.For Gorilla -put water based glue on both blade and rubber.But if you have VOC glue put again both blade and rubber but wait at least 24 hours before playing.That's all.Yes of course Gorilla is effective but it depends on your style.İf you do only passive blocking on your back hand side use Gorilla but if you prefer blocking and attacking use Grizzly 1 mm.Thanks |