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OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNED (6)
Re: OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNEDby Fadil Olguner 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNED) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 10/9/2008 2:44:17 PM:
| What I like more with Insider and SBF1 is the type of blocking.You can do pull back ,passive blocking with them.After playing so many years with frictionless pips it is not easy to get used to agressive blocking.And also I am so sure that they are not frictionless,if ITTF prove that they are frictionless I will cut my arm.Thanks |