Testing on products
Equipment
Trevor Haines Asked 11 years ago
Hey Alois
Have you ever thought about reviewing and testing different blades, rubbers and glues and videoing them to put on the website and YouTube.
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Trevor,
Unfortunately this would take another whole heap of time that we don't have.
Our philosophy is to help layers by improving their techniques and their skill levels in general. I think there are plenty of other sites that focus on equipment.
For us the equipment is not any near as important as your own ability. I often say, Waldner would beat me with a plank of wood.
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Aasim Showkat Posted 11 years ago
No problem he is old now
And still good with a plank of wood...
Trevor Haines Posted 11 years ago
I guess you're right. And I think you'll be surprised by this video...
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SncapPrTusA
bertus bertus Posted 11 years ago
Bit offtopic. (soory for that) But reading this reminds me of a tournament we have every year.
Were you get to play with everything except a paddle! Good fun to play with a bag of coockies, old shoe's, snow-spade, computer motherboard, remote control or trash bin etc. Good times! :D
Marcus Anbau Posted 11 years ago
"For us the equipment is not any near as important as your own ability. I often say, Waldner would beat me with a plank of wood."
So true. There are truly enough sites and forums where one can read reviews and tests of equipment, but in the end its about the players skills.
RJ Reyes Posted 11 years ago
Alois... the Waldner comment made me laugh, but then I thought that he'd beat many people with the same plank of wood. You think he'd use kiso hinoki? I'd like to see him play with that actually... maybe a pingskills exclusive?
Bertus, I would so play in that tournament... I would love to see what a ps3 controller would do!