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External Review
for Tibhar Smash
on October 21, 2012
This blade, if used for a defensive style, is the best in its budget range. Although this lacks that special attacking feel, it makes up for it by very good control. Very easy to use and truly an All-round blade for all distances. Highly recommended for beginners.
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