Blade with alot of vibration?

Striker_ · May 30, 2016

Hello.

I am searching for a blade that vibrates a lot and medium fast.

I have a very old Stiga Graphite wood that feels very nice with the vibrations and looking for a blade like that. I bought a 2nd hand Stiga Graphite I found but the feel wasnt the same. I looked at the plies and found that my version of Stiga Graphite had a thinner core. Can the thinner core make the blade vibrate more?

Any recommendations for a similar blade?

TT-Chris · May 30, 2016

Donic Persson Power Allround is a very flexy blade

Gustavo Auad · May 30, 2016

Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso V2.

Shuki · May 30, 2016

thinner core will make it vibrated more but it also adds more flexibility to your blade. what didnt you like about the second hand stiga graphite? anything that doesn't vibrate exactly the same as your first one will have a different feel.

vvk1 · May 30, 2016

Nexy Calix. Not an all wood, but thinnest of them all, and the feedback is pretty good too.

Shuki · May 30, 2016

vvk1 said:
Nexy Calix. Not an all wood, but thinnest of them all, and the feedback is pretty good too.

not a LOT of vibration though

vvk1 · May 30, 2016

Shuki said:
not a LOT of vibration though

Depends on what you compare it to, IMHO.

Shuki · May 30, 2016

vvk1 said:
Depends on what you compare it to, IMHO.

comparing it to the stiga graphite, since that's what the OP is currently using.

Der_Echte · May 31, 2016

Calix I isn't a vibrator of a blade, like many of the slower Stigas out there. Stiga OFF classic will make you think California is a bout to fall off into the ocean and make a lot of desert land owners happy.

Striker_ · Jun 2, 2016

Thanks for the suggestions, but I dont like Donic blades (I dont know why, maybe Im just a Stiga and Yasaka fanboy (grew up with those)).

The problem with the new one is that it feels stiff and hard compared to the first one. Bouncing the ball it sounds much higher pitch.

I will check out the Offensive Classic. I have an allround classic (old one from a premade bat) that has vibrations a little like the first graphite wood, but it is a little slow. How does the offensive classic feel compared to allround classic?

By the way if anyone is interested in a Graphite Wood it is for sale on a big auction site.

TareqPhoto · Jun 3, 2016

I don't know what do you mean by vibration, but if i understand the pure meaning then you should look around some who has blades that give that feeling before you buy something, i have several blades, and the only blade that giving me that kind of vibration is my Butterfly Primorac EX, i don't know why but maybe it is designed for that, and the coach in a club academy i am member with is using Primorac one [not EX] and he also said it gives him some kind of feeling which i am sure he means vibration.

Both blades are wood, even i have that Chinese cheapo wooden blade [Yinhe N-11] and it doesn't give me that kind of vibration, also my Butterfly Defence III blade, it is something in the blade itself and plys, i don't know how to explain but sounds some blades materials are giving that vibration more than others, i won't talk about rubbers effect.

BeGo · Jun 3, 2016

may be you ask for

heavy / high amplitude vibration, sign of soft flexy blade, not,

lot of / high frequency vibration, sign of hard stiff blade.

I use naked blade bounce test and pick the lowest note heard.

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FloKing · Jun 3, 2016

Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon vibrates I would say a lot and is medium fast.

Der_Echte · Jun 3, 2016

Striker_ said:
Thanks for the suggestions, but I dont like Donic blades (I dont know why, maybe Im just a Stiga and Yasaka fanboy (grew up with those)).

The problem with the new one is that it feels stiff and hard compared to the first one. Bouncing the ball it sounds much higher pitch.

I will check out the Offensive Classic. I have an allround classic (old one from a premade bat) that has vibrations a little like the first graphite wood, but it is a little slow. How does the offensive classic feel compared to allround classic?

By the way if anyone is interested in a Graphite Wood it is for sale on a big auction site.

Q: How does Stiga OFF Classic vibrate?

A: Like a friggin' EARTHQUAKE.

I TRADED a blade to get one of those, so i could say I had one. I did one hitup using it and I simply could not stand it. Feedback was overwhelming in my hand. Couldn't feel the ball worth a crap.

However, this is EXACTLY the kind of blade some players want. I say more power to them.

Da Baobei · Jun 3, 2016

If you want a lot of vibration then definetly get the Off Classic.

Tinykin · Jun 4, 2016

What is vibration?

TareqPhoto said:
I don't know what do you mean by vibration, but if i understand the pure meaning then you should look around some who has blades that give that feeling before you buy something, i have several blades, and the only blade that giving me that kind of vibration is my Butterfly Primorac EX, i don't know why but maybe it is designed for that, and the coach in a club academy i am member with is using Primorac one [not EX] and he also said it gives him some kind of feeling which i am sure he means vibration.

Both blades are wood, even i have that Chinese cheapo wooden blade [Yinhe N-11] and it doesn't give me that kind of vibration, also my Butterfly Defence III blade, it is something in the blade itself and plys, i don't know how to explain but sounds some blades materials are giving that vibration more than others, i won't talk about rubbers effect.

Vibration:
Zeio and Baal together gave a good explanation on MYTT

Zeio:
Try the same combination on an all-wood blade and you will see. Arylate filters out certain ranges of vibration, mostly the high frequency ones from my experience, and those that do pass through die down much faster than they normally would on an all-wood blade.
Baal:
Adding just a little to what zeio said, when a ball strikes the blade, it vibrates in multiple frequencies at the same time. When people talk about blade flex, they are really talking about the low frequency components of the vibrations. Butterfly ALC blades are not completely 100% vibration free, no blade is, but as zeio says, high frequency vibrations are very much reduced compared to all-wood. That is what people mean by muted.

Nuke Skywalker · Jun 9, 2016

It's a shame you're a Stiga fanboy, because all of the Donic Senso blades are exactly what you are looking for. I use the Defplay.

Wood blades the Yinhe W6 vibrates quite a bit.

I use the Stiga Allround Classic Carbon and I consider it high in vibration.

UpSideDownCarl · Jun 10, 2016

Good feel: OSP Virtuoso Off- and Virtuoso Plus.

On the thicker, crisper side of good feeling, I recently played with a Xiom Offensive S after asking a few people about it. That blade has a pretty good balance of feel and stability. I like the OSP blades because they are thinner and have more flex. But the Offensive S felt very nice. I could use one easily and be happy. The Extreme S is 7 ply and stiffer but has great feeling without too much vibration.

Acoustic, Violin, both have great feel.

But good feel from a blade is really a personal thing and some people like more vibration and some like less.

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NextLevel · Jun 10, 2016

Nuke Skywalker said:
It's a shame you're a Stiga fanboy, because all of the Donic Senso blades are exactly what you are looking for. I use the Defplay.

Wood blades the Yinhe W6 vibrates quite a bit.

I use the Stiga Allround Classic Carbon and I consider it high in vibration.

They are not offensive blades.

What he needs is a Clipper Wood with WRB or an Emerald VPS.

ttmonster · Jun 10, 2016

Touch Samsanov Alpha all WOOD !! Don't say that Der_Echte !!

Der_Echte said:
California is a bout to fall off into the ocean and make a lot of desert land owners happy.

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