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Best Defensive Paddle (16)
Re: Best Defensive Paddleby cole 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Best Defensive Paddle) was posted by cole, on 1/15/2005 12:13:01 AM:
| I'm afraid defensive blades aren't my forte. I chop better with an off- and regular chinese rubber. I'm so used to using it, I cut the ball super duper thin. Then I go to a defensive setup and my chops don't clear the net! It feels weird to have to clock the ball so hard on the chops. But I guess if you're chopping fulltime you get more control if you're catching more of the ball. I know those hock choppers really lay into the ball. |