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bh Chopping With Invert? (7)
Re: bh Chopping With Invert?by gcollins 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: bh Chopping With Invert?) was posted by gcollins, on 3/15/2005 5:23:46 PM:
| Nope. Inverted all the way. Right now I'm getting comfortable with G666 on FH and GeoSpin (red) on BH of a Galaxy 896 blade. I can chop on either side when I'm going non-speedglued. But this is really a looping setup. My more usual all around combination is a 729 Bomb blade armed with Cream MRS on both wings or Globe 999 SuperJap on the FH with Cream MRS on the BH. I might chop about 30% on either side with this setup. I used to chop up to 60%, but I've gone a lot more offensive lately. And I don't play offense well with any kind of pips out rubber. |