Good blade for beginner Chinese penhold

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Andy Zhao Asked 7 years ago

Hey, everyone!

I'm a beginner C-pen player who needs a good beginner blade to practice with. Any suggestions? I've heard that an "all" blade is good for control, but I don't know where to find that type of blade.

Thanks!

Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago

Hi Andy,

I will put this one out to the readers to help you out.

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Diego Tesoro Posted 7 years ago

I suggest getting a Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive Cpen. Because the new ball is slower, the rating will probably be close to ALL or OFF-. The blade has tons of control especially after the new ball came out. And it plays well close and far from the table.

That's just my suggestion based on my previous setup. And do you need any suggestions on the rubber as well?

Andy Zhao Posted 7 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion, and yes, I do need suggestions for rubbers. I've heard that a fairly hard rubber is good for beginners for developing the "feeling" of the ball, but I seem to struggle to find rubbers that are hard and in the lower price range.

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