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Corn‑filled canvas bags + budget boards = bounce. Switch to resin‑filled pro bags and quality boards; adjust landing to 6–12 inches from the front.
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If you like Valor, seek similar speed and hand‑feel in ACO‑approved lines. Here’s how to match profile without chasing names.
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Heavy, cross‑braced 3/4‑inch Baltic birch boards (≈45 lb) reduce bounce. Here’s the spec checklist.
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Stretch your budget to reach pro build features—3/4‑inch birch, cross‑brace, ~45 lb. They last longer and play better.