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Tackiness C (9)
Re: Tackiness Cby gcollins 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Tackiness C) was posted by gcollins, on 6/7/2005 7:21:07 AM:
| Absolutely, Jiff. Put the Geospin on a stiff to moderately stiff blade, adjust the sponge to your liking (thick, thin, speedglued, or not)and you are ready to chop, block, push, loop, flip, serve -- really anything. Now, for me, Geospin does not work on a flexible blade -- seems too slow. But on a stiffer one, its full potential comes out. |
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