910 Ahina vs Kalil

deadsolid...shank · December 17, 2011

Sorry, I'm sure this is in here somewhere, but I couldn't find what I was looking for.

Looking at getting a 910 and was wondering what the different characterisits (spin, launce, "feel", etc).

For the record, SS is in the 108-112 speed with a fairly smooth but quick tempo swing that unfortunantly seems to produce a high ball with a lot of spin.

Would like to hear opinions on the two. Thanks

Dscvrr St Louis · December 17, 2011

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Sorry, I'm sure this is in here somewhere, but I couldn't find what I was looking for.

Looking at getting a 910 and was wondering what the different characterisits (spin, launce, "feel", etc).

For the record, SS is in the 108-112 speed with a fairly smooth but quick tempo swing that unfortunantly seems to produce a high ball with a lot of spin.

Would like to hear opinions on the two. Thanks
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Of these two, the Ahina will give you the better results...Kai'li is a bit soft and the 65 grams will lag a touch for your speed. The Ahina is a touch boardy in my opinion, try the Project X or the RIP also.

deadsolid...shank · December 17, 2011

[quote name='Dscvrr St Louis' timestamp='1324099193' post='3951583']
[quote name='deadsolid...shank' timestamp='1324098714' post='3951557']
Sorry, I'm sure this is in here somewhere, but I couldn't find what I was looking for.

Looking at getting a 910 and was wondering what the different characterisits (spin, launce, "feel", etc).

For the record, SS is in the 108-112 speed with a fairly smooth but quick tempo swing that unfortunantly seems to produce a high ball with a lot of spin.

Would like to hear opinions on the two. Thanks
[/quote]

Of these two, the Ahina will give you the better results...Kai'li is a bit soft and the 65 grams will lag a touch for your speed. The Ahina is a touch boardy in my opinion, try the Project X or the RIP also.
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Thanks, I really don't know much about any of these, I just know I've liked the Diamana's in the past. I'm currently hitting a Fubuki 73 in my R11 right now.

Socrates · December 17, 2011

Tried the Kai'li in the D2 and way too much spin. Went to the Ahina 70 S in a D3 and took the ballooning out of the tee ball. Really liked the V.C. 6.2 but didn't think it was worth the extra cash although I might revisit that option this spring.

RJRJRJ · December 17, 2011

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[quote name='Dscvrr St Louis' timestamp='1324099193' post='3951583']
[quote name='deadsolid...shank' timestamp='1324098714' post='3951557']
Sorry, I'm sure this is in here somewhere, but I couldn't find what I was looking for.

Looking at getting a 910 and was wondering what the different characterisits (spin, launce, "feel", etc).

For the record, SS is in the 108-112 speed with a fairly smooth but quick tempo swing that unfortunantly seems to produce a high ball with a lot of spin.

Would like to hear opinions on the two. Thanks
[/quote]

Of these two, the Ahina will give you the better results...Kai'li is a bit soft and the 65 grams will lag a touch for your speed. The Ahina is a touch boardy in my opinion, try the Project X or the RIP also.
[/quote]

Thanks, I really don't know much about any of these, I just know I've liked the Diamana's in the past. I'm currently hitting a Fubuki 73 in my R11 right now.
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They more or less transitioned to the new line. Whiteboard = Ahina, Blue = Kai'li, and Red = Ilima.