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Butterfly (2)

Butterfly Primorac EX

Speed	8.2
Control	9.0
Stiffness	7.0

Hardness	3.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	8.7

Review of Butterfly Primorac EX

Bought this blade and have been using it almost everyday with DHS Hurricane Neo 3 (fh) and Friendship Cream Transcend (bh) and I would say that I am very pleased with this blade overall. Very good control offered, considering the high throw of the bh rubber and the springy bounce of the fh rubber. Very light to me as well, even though the Neo 3 put some more weight on. The stiffness of the blade isn't too much to handle, allowing me to feel where the ball is and produce higher quality shots. This is duh so gud blad you need get to win all time

Jan 04, 2016

Butterfly Ryu Seung Min G Max

Speed	9.0
Control	8.3
Stiffness	5.0

Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	8.7

Review of Butterfly Ryu Seung Min G Max

This blade is out of this world fast. I played with this with Tenergy 05 2.1mm. Considering I played with Tenergy 05, of course the paddle was going to be fast, but I could really feel the ball catapult off. Overall, I really like this combination of blade and rubber! Likasumboody dis duh such good ones i beat err one wit dis ones

Feb 26, 2015

Stiga (1)

Stiga Carbonado 290

Speed	9.4
Control	8.9
Stiffness	7.0

Hardness	8.2
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.2

Review of Stiga Carbonado 290

This is my new setup after a 2.5 year break from table tennis, and this review highlights the changes I've noticed from my previous setup. My old racket consisted of the Primorac EX with Hurricane 8 Mid on forehand and Tenergy 80 on backhand. This blade has Hurricane 8 Mid on the forehand and Stiga Mantra M on the backhand. The most obvious difference was how direct and linear the ball would come off the racket. Topspin to topspin rallies were very close to the net and looping backspin required a more vertical stroke, especially on the forehand side. Since I am still out of practice, I needed to make more adjustments in my strokes to get the ball consistently on the table. The shots that did make it were very spinny and fast, thanks to the carbon. Service was easy, and the blade performed well in the short game. Blocks were also returned with a lot of speed but requires a lot of feeling, which I thought the blade provided, to get the ball over the net. Compared to the Primorac EX, forehand was definitely a lot faster and spinnier, even though my technique is not as polished. The Primorac EX does offer more feeling and control, though, having a softer outer layer and I vary the ball placement better. Backhand, the Carbonado 290 is faster and has a stronger punch, even though I did not use Tenergy 80 again. I am quite pleased with this new setup and will use it for the foreseeable future. Likasumbooty so fas, so stronk, I duh totally recommend.

Dec 10, 2019

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