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Soft Chinese = Oxymoron? (8)
Re: Soft Chinese = Oxymoron?by cole 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Soft Chinese = Oxymoron?) was posted by cole, on 3/5/2005 6:37:13 PM:
| Actually the fxel has the softest sponge in theory, although not in practice. It's supposed to be 35deg, but I'd call it more like 40. The softest sponge is probably cream jap. Geospin black has a very soft feel, but part of that's the topsheet. The hardest sponges are the older varieties like the old 729fx. Even that old orange sponge has been redone and softened though. |