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Dimanche 20 Juillet 2008 06:10

Hi,

these few days I've been watching video clips of good J-penhold players on youtube, simply just to understand the way they play. As J-pen is a single sided blade, hence the limitation is of course on the backhand. Penholder like Kim Taek Soo and Ryu Seung Min never fail to amaze me with their ability to cope with the game well despite of backhand limitation. It's no doubt, the major strength of a penholder will be good footwork and powerful drive.



Kim Taek Soo remains one of the best penholder and entertaining player to me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moAKT7WcF0w


I hope more people will write a review on their experience or opinion in playing J-pen blade in both english and french. Here, I use google translator to translate my posting to French. I hope it will turn out to be good

***I'm getting some Darker and Nittaku Jpen blades....I will post up the picture once they arrived.

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Salut,

ces quelques jours que j'ai été regarder des clips vidéo de bonne J-Penhold joueurs sur YouTube, tout simplement de comprendre la façon dont ils jouent. Comme J-plume est une lame simple face, d'où la limitation est de cours sur le revers. Penholder comme Kim Taek Soo et Ryu Seung Min ne manquent jamais de me surprendre par leur capacité à faire face avec le jeu et malgré la limitation de revers. Il ne fait aucun doute, la grande force d'un Penholder seront bonnes jambes et puissant drive.



Kim Taek Soo reste un des meilleurs Penholder et divertissante joueur à moi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moAKT7WcF0w


J'espère que plus de gens à écrire une critique sur leur expérience ou l'opinion en jouant J stylo-lame dans les deux Anglais et français.

***Je reçois certains Darker et Nittaku JPEN bois .... je poste jusqu'à l'image une fois ils sont arrivés.
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Vendredi 18 Juillet 2008 15:34

Hi Botd,

No, I'm a Malaysian.


Sorry to put the posting in english( I cant speak/write in french, was using google translator to translate the postings) but i believe majority of french speak quite good english nowadays.

Hope to know more pongers from Europe. Bon Weekend and cheers

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Vendredi 18 Juillet 2008 15:10

Since this posting is about Japanese Penhold, we decided to add in BTY Kim Taek Soo(10mm) which we think suit to book a place as one of the best Jpen around.


The juicy sweet KTS:



The signature:



Should you have any nice Jpen around, feel free to add in, to the list.....KKT Cho-Super-Cho Tokusen 1D100, BTY Ryu Seung Min, BTY Cypress Special, BTY Kim Taek Soo(Red), Nittaku Rorin, Nittaku Excelent-A........

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Vendredi 18 Juillet 2008 14:55

Hi,

In these days, most people are opt to play shakehand(I myself is playing Acoustic ST). No sure if there are alot of Japanese penholder in France, but I believe there are still some out there that are interested in top quality 1 ply Hinoki blades. Just to share something that i came across with lately, very special Darker Jpen that we dont see very often:


Darker Speed90 Special(10.5mm)



Darker 5 Star(10mm)





We hope to know more French players. Hope you all will pour in some comments/opinions on this topic.


Cheers,
graeztch


*Sorry, we dont speak french...hope this will not stop us from communicating.

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Vendredi 18 Juillet 2008 14:43

Hi,

We saw your posting and thinking of giving our 2 cents on this matter. The advantage of all wood blade is that it gives more feel and control however it might lose out at the speed. On the other hand, hybrid is much the opposite.

I suggest to get and all wood blade. If you really want to get a hybrid blade, then I would suggest blades that come with the arylate carbon. The arylate carbon blade has better control than the carbon blade because of the arylate (a.k.a fiber) layer (which helps to enlarge the sweet spot of the blade - basically better control). So, this kind of hybrid gives you both the control and speed.


Here's a list of good blades that have both the Speed and Control.



Good All Wood Blades

1. DHS Hurricanse King FL (Limited Edition)
2. Nittaku Acoustic
3. Nittaku Violin

* The above blades are very good blades but they are expensive (USD120 and above). Normally hybrid blades are more expensive than an all wood blades but this is an exceptional case.

4. Stiga Clipper CR WRB



Good Arylate Carbon Blades

1. Kong Linghui Special
2. Timo Boll Spirit
3. Michael Maze

Hope this will help.


Rgds graeztch.

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Jeudi 17 Juillet 2008 07:19

Bump!!!

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Jeudi 17 Juillet 2008 07:16

Wow....glad to a topic in english here.

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Jeudi 27 Mars 2008 00:01

Hi All,

I'm not sure about selling price of ping pong blades and rubbers in Europe. I would like to contribute here regarding the selling price of some blades and rubbers in Malaysia. The price could be obtained from the link below:

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=17023


Currency conversion: 1 Euro ~ RM5( Ringgit Malaysia)


Sorry, I dont speak french. Here's translation in french.


Bonjour Tous, Je ne suis pas sûr au sujet du prix de vente des lames et des caoutchoucs de pong de cinglement en Europe. Je voudrais contribuer ici concernant le prix de vente de quelques lames et caoutchoucs en Malaisie. Le prix a pu être obtenu à partir du lien ci-dessous :


http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=17023


Conversion de devise : Ringgit Malaisie du ~ RM5(de 1 Euro)



Rgds, graeztch