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→ Pips-Out Rubber → Der-Materialspezialist Wildfire Reviews
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1 Review for Der-Materialspezialist Wildfire
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The Wildfire replaced my Palio WP1013. I play it in 1.3 mm on a Firewall Plus blade. I use it for both forehand and backhand. It's controlled but also well-suited for counterattacks. It replaced my Palio WP1013 and is significantly less sensitive to spin. It has an extremely flat trajectory. Even defending against topspins with extreme backspin is easy to control. I had considerably more problems with the Palio in this regard.
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