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New Sheet Of Hallmark Original (7)
Re: New Sheet Of Hallmark Originalby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: New Sheet Of Hallmark Original) was posted by Ben , on 11/20/2008 3:38:48 PM:
| Hi Fadil, The issue of the pips on TT Master not being as hard as Original is an issue I have thought about. Although applying something to the tips of the pips would make them slippery it would be difficult to get them as uniformly hard as Original as Original is almost plastic. I might just use Original and if my opponent contests it have my Insider in my bag ready. There are things you can do with Insider, which are hard to do with Original like putting away high balls. Attacking back spin by lifting is also better with TT Master. I wonder what the TT Master is like with sponge, perhaps it is better for attack? Thanks, Ben |