Butterfly Table Tennis Question and AnswerQuestion:
Hi, I would like to get Harimoto Chinese Penhold blade. Between Harimoto Innerforce ALC CS, Innerforce ZLC CS and Innerforce Super ZLC CS, which one are more easy to control? What is the pros and cons in between?
Dignic 05, 64, 80 and Dignic 09C which is more easy to control and got more spin? What is ur suggestions rubber for forehand and backhand for my first Chinese Penhold?
Thank you.
Answer:
This ask the Experts question was answered by David Zhuang. He is the head coach at Princeton Pong in New Jersey. Coach Zhuang’s response is below:
Hi Jaydens Loo,I personally like the Innerforce ZLC CS a lot!I recommend you try Dignics 09C for your forehand and Dignics 05 for your backhand.This combination will give you the best control.Best of Luck!Coach Zhuang
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