Personally I would recommend, tibhar samsonov force pro black edition it's a more controlled blade and the wooden version of the vs unlimited. Then you can step up to the vs unlimited after mastering all the basics
You're doing well for just 6 months play. As you get better, you will become more fluent when switching between push shots and loops/drives on both sides. I would recommend you practice for a year with the same all round wood blade before moving to a carbon blade to develop your basic skills. You will then get the benefits of the carbon blade. When we return to normality (please God), get as much match play as possible. I've been playing for 40 years, now at international vets level (over 50s). My bat: Stiga Carbonado 145 with T05 2.1 both sides. Best wishes.
Check out Pat McCloughan on You Tube where there are a few videos (not uploaded by me). In those, I was playing with the Mark 1 Stiga Super Carbon blade (Hans Alser handle), which I bought in 1983. I think it was one of the first carbon blades. I broke it twice (accidently during matches and had it repaired twice in Hungary). It's retired now - priceless blade.
Personally I would recommend, tibhar samsonov force pro black edition it's a more controlled blade and the wooden version of the vs unlimited. Then you can step up to the vs unlimited after mastering all the basics
You're doing well for just 6 months play. As you get better, you will become more fluent when switching between push shots and loops/drives on both sides. I would recommend you practice for a year with the same all round wood blade before moving to a carbon blade to develop your basic skills. You will then get the benefits of the carbon blade. When we return to normality (please God), get as much match play as possible. I've been playing for 40 years, now at international vets level (over 50s). My bat: Stiga Carbonado 145 with T05 2.1 both sides. Best wishes.
Wow! Thank you so much for your advice and for sharing your equipment with us!
It would be amazing to see a video of you playing!
Check out Pat McCloughan on You Tube where there are a few videos (not uploaded by me). In those, I was playing with the Mark 1 Stiga Super Carbon blade (Hans Alser handle), which I bought in 1983. I think it was one of the first carbon blades. I broke it twice (accidently during matches and had it repaired twice in Hungary). It's retired now - priceless blade.
thank you